Application fee: £30.
The application fee is non-refundable and is in addition to the overall fees for the course.

Overall course fees:
Part 1: [February to June 2010]: Modules 3 and 4: £500 each. (Early payment £450.)
The Augmentation: £300 (fixed price.)
Part 2: October 2010 to June 2011: £2,995. (Early payment £2,915.)
Part 3: To be announced. Any unavoidable increase on the fee stated for Part 2 will be kept to a minimum.

The overall fee includes individual supervision as described above, also course materials and light refreshments. It does not include personal therapy, the application fee, books or meals, nor the personal video and audio tapes required during the course.

A Reduced Early Payment Scheme is in operation. This is applicable when the fee in question is paid in full by the deadline date for the reduction.

For Module 3: 27 January 2010
For Module 4:  7 April 2010 For Part 2: 22 September 2010 Otherwise payment is due in full for each section of the course by the starting date in question.

In Part 1, Modules 3, and 4 and the Augmentation are charged separately, in line with the modular structure. Parts 2 and 3 are charged on an annual basis.

Part 2 may be paid in 3 termly instalments: 2 of £999 and 1 of £997, due on the day of the first meeting in each term. Payment may also be made by monthly Banker's Order. This method involves a small surcharge to cover additional administrative costs; full details are available from the Course Administrator.

When offered a place on the course you will be required to send, with your written acceptance of the place, a deposit to cover your time on the course. The amount payable will be advised by the Course Administrator. This deposit will be refunded or credited to you at the time of payment of the final instalment of your fees. Your place on the course is guaranteed only when the Course Administrator receives your written acceptance and deposit.

A small number of bursaries, covering part of the cost of the course, will be available. Those applying must be self-funding, be able to demonstrate a genuine need and have explored other avenues of funding. Full details available from the Course Administrator.