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Contents Welcome Courses Accreditations Business Studies Graduate Diploma Route Computer Studies Graduate Diploma Route Travel &Tourism Studies Graduate Diploma Route English as a Foreign Language Enrollment and Registration Payment of Fees Guidelines for entry into the UK Accommodation

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South Chelsea College prepares students from all over the world for careers in modern business and industry and for further study. The College is accredited by the British Accreditation Council (BAC) and has been approved by the United Kingdom Border Authority (UKBA) for a sponsorship licence (SLN 14C9VYP94) under tier 4 of the points-based immigration system. The College offers programmes up to degree level in Computer, Business and Travel Industry Studies. A range of classes in the popular ‘English as a Foreign Language’ Department are also available. The British Computer Society (BCS) and Association of Business Executives (ABE) courses in IT, in Business Management and Travel.Tourism and Hospitality Management lead to professional qualifications which are equivalent to degree levels 4, 5 and 6 (the first, second and third years of a degree). Depending on the subject and level chosen they offer access to a Masters degree or the final year of an Honours degree programme at Universities in the UK and other countries. SCC, which is located in one of London’s most diverse and cosmopolitan areas, has a lively atmosphere with modern facilities. There are four computer suites running the latest software and over 100 work stations for students to use. The College is small enough to ensure care for the individual student but large enough to attract qualified and experienced teaching staff. SCC staff will also help students to choose the right course and to register with suitable academic or professional bodies. Our reasonable fees mean students of moderate means can gain access to quality education, which will expand their range of choices, opportunities and qualifications for the future. Studying for a qualification at SCC is also an excellent social and cultural experience for students of all ages. There is a lively entertainment scene and excellent sports facilities nearby, along with a colourful street market and shops The College is directly opposite Brixton underground station (Victoria Line) and several bus routes, giving easy access to local areas as well as the centre of London.

WELCOME to South Chelsea College

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COURSES

Business Management The Business Management Studies section offers Association of Business Executives (ABE) programmes leading to internationally respected and accredited professional qualifications. Students on these programmes come from a wide range of backgrounds, bringing with them appropriate qualifications and prior learning experience.

• Business Management • IT (Computer Studies) • Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Management • English Language (EFL)

The Association of Business Executives (ABE) is a professional organisation offering public examinations in Business Management at QCF levels 4 Diploma, 5 Higher Diploma and 6 Graduate Diploma. To sit these examinations you have to become a member of the ABE, and the College will assist students in applying for membership. A membership fee will apply. Students are placed on a ‘Graduate Diploma route’ where they will undertake a three year programme at Qualification and Credit Framework (QCF) levels 4 and 5, leading to a further one year study for an advanced professional qualification from the Association of Business Executives (ABE), at QCF level 6. This Graduate Diploma qualification is the academic equivalent to a UK University Degree and it is recognised by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA). Successful SCC Business Management Students gain internationally recognised ABE qualifications. Students completing their Graduate Diploma in Business Management are invited by several British Universities to apply either for their MBA or for the final year of a BA Hons Degree programme in Business Management or in International Business Management via a one year “top-up” course. ABE examinations are accepted by the UK Qualifications and Curriculum Authority.

Accreditations South Chelsea College is accredited by the British Accreditation Council (BAC) and has a sponsorship licence issued by the United Kingdom Border Authority (UKBA) – Licence no: 14C9VYP94. We have received confirmation that the College has been scheduled for an Educational Oversight review by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) in March 2012. South Chelsea College is a member of the Association of British Language Schools. Our internationally recognised professional courses are externally accredited by the Association of Business Executives (ABE) and the Chartered Institute for I.T. (British Computer Society - BCS). In addition, University of Cambridge ESOL Qualifications are offered to ensure that students at all levels, from level 3 and above on the Qualifications Credit Framework (QCF), have access to externally validated examinations.

graduate DIPLOMA ROUTE 1 YEAR ABE Diploma in Business Management

2 YEARs ABE Diploma

in higher Business Management

1 YEAR ABE Diploma

in graduate Business Management

1 YEAR “TOP UP“ BA (Hons) 1 YEAR MBA

SCC is not recruiting new Tier 4 students for any courses below QCF level 4. ABE and BCS Diplomas, as well as in some circumstances IELTS or advanced ESOL qualifications (University of Cambridge Local Education Syndicate), enable students to enter undergraduate or postgraduate university courses. Successful completion of an ABE advanced diploma is equivalent to a foundation degree at University. Entry to a post graduate course or conversion to an Honours Degree can be achieved at several British Universities. Students who complete a BCS Professional Graduate Diploma in IT will have achieved the equivalent of a UK (Hons) degree and will be eligible to apply for professional membership and entry to a Masters Programme.

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GRADUATE DIPLOMA ROUTE ABE LEVEL 4 DIPLOMA

I.T. - COMPUTER STUDIES

IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

1 YEAR

COURSE SUBJECTS:

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

Students must demonstrate competence in English Language to Level B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) and must be able to show evidence of having gained qualifications at level 3 of the Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF) GCE, “A” level or equivalent.

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Business Accounting Quantitative Methods Business Communications.

An understanding of computers is essential in most modern careers. The Computer Studies Department offers Chartered Institute for I.T. - British Computer Society (BCS) programmes leading to internationally respected and accredited qualifications. Students on these programmes come from a wide range of backgrounds bringing with them appropriate qualifications and prior learning experience.

This programme enables students to develop analytical skills and a deeper understanding of the business and management problems covered at Diploma level 4.

ABE LEVEL 5 DIPLOMA (HIGHER) COURSE SUBJECTS:

6 Compulsory Units • • • • • •

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

The Chartered Institute for I.T. - British Computer Society (BCS) is a professional organisation offering public examinations in computer studies at Certificate, Diploma and Professional Graduate levels. To sit these examinations you have to become a member of BCS and the College will assist students in applying for membership. A membership fee will apply.

IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Quantitative Methods for Business and Management Human Resource Management Financial Accounting Organisational Behaviour. Marketing Policy, Planning and Communication The Business Environment

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Students are placed on a ‘Degree level route’ where students will undertake a 3 year programme at Qualification and Credit Framework (QCF) levels 4 and 5, leading to study for a professional qualification from the ‘British Computer Society’(BCS) at QCF level 6. The Professional Graduate Diploma is the academic equivalent of a UK university honours degree and it is recognised by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA).

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Principles of Business Law. Managerial Accounting. Managing the Customer Relationship Entrepreneurship and Business Development

Successful SCC Computer Studies Students gain internationally recognised BCS qualifications. Students completing the Professional Graduate Diploma in IT would be eligible to apply for a Post Graduate Qualification at British or overseas Universities.

On completion of the Higher diploma programme, students will be qualified to progress to either the ABE Graduate diploma, the third year of a BA Hons degree at a British University, further professional development or appropriate employment.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

ABE Certificate or Two ‘A’ level passes plus four GCSE passes at grade A-C, two of which must be English and Maths. or Overseas qualifications which, following University of London or NQF guidelines, may be accepted by ABE as being equivalent to the above.

LEVEL 6 GRADUATE DIPLOMA

IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 1 YEAR

This advanced level qualification equips students to continue their studies before completing the final year of an Hons degree or a Post- Graduate qualification, either at a University or through distance learning.

COURSE SUBJECTS:

3 Compulsory Units • Corporate Strategy and Planning • Managing in Organisations •

GRADUATE DIPLOMA ROUTE 1 YEAR BCS CERTIFICATE in IT

1 YEAR BCS DIPLOMA in IT

1 YEAR BCS PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE DIPLOMA in IT

MA/MSc

International Business Case Study

2 Optional Units from: • Strategic Marketing Management • Strategic Human Resource Management. • Project Management • Corporate Finance The Graduate Diploma examination papers are set and marked at QCF level 6 , equivalent to Final Year degree level of a UK Business Studies University degree programme.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

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graduate diploma ROUTE BCS Professional Graduate

Diploma in IT

BCS Certificate in IT

Course Subjects:

1 year

1 year

This is the foundation level of BCS Professional Examinations and is the academic equivalent to Year 1 of a UK university honours degree. It is recognised by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) as QCF level 4.

This level is equivalent to the 3rd year of a UK University Honours Degree. It is recognised by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) as QCF level 6.

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Course Subjects:

Information Systems Software Development Computer and Network Technology

Success in these examinations qualifies the student to progress to either further study at diploma level, or appropriate employment. Completion of the Certificate in IT level means you are eligible to apply for BCS Associate Membership (AMBCS).

Entry Requirements:

Students must demonstrate competence in English Language to level B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) and must be able to show evidence of having gained qualifications at level 3 of the Qualifications and Credit Framework, GCE ‘A’ level or equivalent.

Advanced Database Management Systems Management Information Systems Software Engineering 2 Network Information Systems

The course culminates in a 3 hour written exam focusing on four of the above modules of your choice. Please be aware that practical experience is required to answer some parts of the exam.

Professional Project:

(6 months – may be completed alongside Professional Graduate Diploma) In order to finish the Professional Graduate Diploma in IT candidates must complete a project, which will be the academic equivalent of a UK university honours degree project and has a recommended minimum study time of 300 hours.

BCS Diploma in IT

Successful completion of the project and examination enables you to apply for selected postgraduate courses at university and means you are eligible to apply for BCS professional membership (MBCS).

1 year

This level is equivalent to the 2nd year of a UK University Honours Degree. It is recognised by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) as QCF level 5.

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Entry Requirements:

BCS Professional Graduate Diploma in IT or an equivalent NQF/QCF level 6 qualification for which you have received an exemption.

The diploma develops students understanding of Systems Analysis and Design, Software Engineering and Computer Systems for Businesses. Students are additionally offered an introduction to Java on this course.

Course Subjects:

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Professional Issues in Information Systems Practice Database Systems IT Project Management Individual project

On completion of the diploma programme, students will be well qualified to progress to either the BCS Graduate Diploma, the third year of a BA(Hons) degree at a British University, further professional development or appropriate employment. The BCS Diploma is equivalent to a Higher National Diploma (HND).

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BCS Certificate in IT or an equivalent NQF/QCF level 4 qualification for which you have received an exemption.

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graduate diploma ROUTE ABE Level 4 Diploma

Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Management

in travel, Tourism and Hospitality Manage ment Course Subjects:

Entry Requirements:

ABE Diploma

in travel, tourism & Hospitality Management

in travel, tourism & Hospitality Management

Students must demonstrate competence in English Language to Level B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) and must be able to show evidence of having gained qualifications at level 3 of the Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF) GCE, “A” level or equivalent.

This programme enables students to develop analytical skills and a deeper understanding of the business and management problems covered at certificate level.

Course Subjects:

Six Compulsory Units 1. The Business Environment 2. Travel, Tourism & Hospitality 3. IT in Hospitality and Tourism Operations 4. Organisational Behaviour. 5. Managing the Customer Relationship. 6. Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Management Operations Two Optional Units from: • Principles of Business Law • Human Resource Management • Marketing Policy, Planning and Communication • Sales Management On completion of the diploma programme, students will be well qualified to progress to either the ABE level 6 diploma, the second/third year of a BA (Hons) degree at a British University, further professional development or appropriate employment.

graduate DIPLOMA ROUTE ABE Higher Diploma

1 year

2 years

ABE examinations are accepted by the UK Qualifications and Curriculum Authority.

2 YEARs

Business Marketing Travel, Tourism & Hospitality Business Communications.

in travel, Tourism and Hospitality Management

An ABE level 6 Diploma gives access to a BA (Hons) in Tourism Management via a one year “top-up” course.

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ABE Level 5 Diploma

Students are placed on a QCF level 6 Diploma route where they will undertake a three year programme at Qualification and Credit Framework (QCF) levels 4 and 5, leading to a further one year study for an advanced professional qualification from the Association of Business Executives (ABE), at QCF level 6. This level 6 Diploma qualification in Travel Tourism and Hospitality Management is the academic equivalent to a UK University Degree and it is recognised by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA). Successful SCC Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Management students gain internationally recognised ABE qualifications. Students completing their level 5 Diploma in Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Management are invited by several British Universities to apply for the third year of a BA (Hons) Degree programme in Tourism Management.

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Success in these examinations qualifies the student to progress to either further study at diploma level or appropriate employment. Students who enrol for two years on the Degree Access route and who successfully complete the Level 4 Diploma in Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Management at the end of their second year, will be permitted to progress to the first year of the Diploma route.

The Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Management section offers Association of Business Executives (ABE) programmes leading to internationally respected and accredited qualifications. It offers those with an interest in travel, Tourism and hospitality management an opportunity to gain a relevant qualification and skills required for employment in this area. The Association of Business Executives (ABE) is a professional organisation offering public examinations in Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Management at QCF levels 4, 5 and 6. To sit these examinations you have to become a member of the ABE, and the College will assist students in applying for membership. A small membership fee will apply.

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Entry Requirements:

1 YEAR ABE Graduate Diploma

in travel, tourism & Hospitality Management

ABE Level 4 Diploma or Two ‘A’ level passes plus four GCSE passes at grade A-C, two of which must be English and Maths. or Overseas qualifications which, following University of London or QCF guidelines, may be accepted by ABE as being equivalent to the above.

ABE Level 6 Diploma

1 YEAR “TOP UP“ BA (Hons)

1 year

This advanced level qualification equips students to continue their studies before completing the final year of an Honours degree or a Post- Graduate qualification, either at a University or through distance learning.

1 YEAR MBA Course Subjects:

3 Compulsory Units 1. Strategic Hospitality Management 2. International Travel, Tourism and Hospitality 3. Sustainable Tourism, Planning and Development 2 Optional Units from: • Strategic Marketing Management • Strategic Human Resource Management. • Project Management The level 6 Diploma examination papers are set and marked at QCF level 6, equivalent to Final Year degree level of a UK University degree programme.

Entry Requirements:

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English as a Foreign Language English as a Foreign Language (EFL) courses prepare students for all levels of the University of Cambridge ESOL examinations. South Chelsea College is accredited by the British Accreditation Council (BAC), as well as belonging to the Association of British Language Schools (ABLS). The College has a sponsorship licence under tier 4 of the United Kingdom Border Authority (UKBA) points-based immigration system. A variety of teaching techniques are used - students will work in pairs, in small groups and on a whole-class basis. The average class size is 10-15 pupils and we are delighted to have students from a wide range of different countries. The College is modern and well equipped, and where appropriate a range of language learning software is available in our extensive Computer Department.

English as a Foreign Language

The English as a Foreign Language Department at SCC is small enough to ensure care for the individual student but large enough to attract qualified and experienced teaching staff. Students are tested on arrival at the College to ensure they are placed in the most suitable class. Our experienced staff can arrange specialist classes for groups where requested, please contact the College to discuss your requirements. Situated in one of South London’s most diverse and cosmopolitan areas, with a lively entertainment scene, excellent sports facilities nearby, and a colourful street market, the College is directly opposite an underground station (Victoria Line) and only ten minutes away by tube from the West End (Oxford Circus).

South Chelsea College and School of English offers high-quality, affordable English Classes in a lively and trendy South London setting. We welcome both part-time and full-time students and our central location enables teachers to introduce students to many of the attractions of London within the course of their studies. In addition to classes during the academic year, the English Language Department runs an exciting summer programme, where language practice is combined with language learning activities around London. Students who require a visa to study in the UK must attend classes for a minimum of 15 hours a week and to study this subject they must apply from a country where English is not the designated first language. English classes are available at all levels from Intermediate to Advanced and Proficiency. The emphasis is on encouraging students to speak fluently as well as enabling them to achieve good levels of comprehension, writing and grammar.

COURSE LEVELS EXAMINATION OPTIONS University of Cambridge Intermediate Upper Intermediate Advanced Advanced Proficiency

(ESOL) PET Examination FCE Examination CAE Examination IELTS Examination CPE Examination

Summer courses

SCC offers two or four week courses during the summer.

Courses are devised on a modular basis so that part-time students can choose to study the particular language skills that they require, whereas full-time students (studying 15 hours per week) build up a comprehensive package covering all areas of language development. This flexibility is particularly valuable for students who already have some grasp of the English Language, but need help with specific skills, for example, pronunciation. Students may choose the length of their course from 1 month to 1 Academic Year with shorter summer programmes available in June, July and August. Please note that South Chelsea College does not offer classes below Upper Intermediate level (B1) for any students who require a Tier 4 general student visa.

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Enrolment and Registration

Payment of fees

South Chelsea College generally enrols students onto courses starting in September/October, January/February and April of each year Students who have been accepted onto a South Chelsea Course should check the precise enrolment dates they have been given by the College for their particular course. You can also check enrolment dates online at our website www.southchelseacollege.co.uk

When you receive an offer of a place to study at South Chelsea College you must pay your registration fee and full course fees in advance or a deposit of £1,220 (plus bank charges) through bank transfer. Please send a copy of your receipt and/or complete a payment advice form from our website so that we can ensure that your money has been received. A small fee for external, professionally accredited examinations will become payable during the course of each academic year. Students will be expected to purchase books relevant to their studies and to join a library for which there may be a charge.

How to Register Please note - South Chelsea College is offering courses for students studying QCF and NQF level 4 or above. This means that in order to enrol for your course you must meet the entry criteria required by the Awarding body in the subject you intend to study. In most cases you will be required to demonstrate that you have qualifications at “A” level or an equivalent NQF level 3 standard.

All outstanding fees must be paid on the first day of arrival at the college. If the college enters into an agreement with the student to allow payment by installments then an additional charge of £50 per term will become payable. If, for whatever reason, a student is unable to start the course by the registration date on his/her enrolment letter, the college must be notified in advance by registered letter or receipted email/fax. Failure to do so would invalidate any possible refund.

Applicants from non majority English speaking countries must have a United Kingdom Border Authority (UKBA) ‘approved’ English language qualification before starting a programme of study at South Chelsea College. Acceptable English language qualifications are summarised in the table below, but you should check the UKBA website for the most up to date criteria and to ensure you send the right proof of test with your application. If your English meets the standard required for entry to the UK, but we find it is not sufficiently advanced to enable you to follow your course of study we reserve the right to request you undertake an English Language course before continuing in your subject area.

EXAMS

Exam Name

Students wishing to apply for a summer course should complete the Summer Course Application form or the printable version by letter or fax. They will also need to send the full tuition fee to the College in order to confirm their booking. Please note that we do not accept payments by credit card.

Level Required

TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) Listening - 13 Reading - 8 Writing

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Speaking

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IELTS (International English Language Testing Service) Listening - 4.0 Reading - 4.0 Writing - 4.0

Speaking

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Payment details

Bank: HSBC Bank PLC 512 Brixton Road, London SW9 8ER

University of Cambridge ESOL exams – Preliminary English Test or above Borderline or above in all components PTE Academic (Pearson Test of English Academic) Listening - 43 Reading - 43 Writing - 43

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a copy of your English language qualification a copy of your educational qualifications, which must be at a minimum level of NQF/ QCF (National qualifications Framework or Qualifications and Credit Framework) level 3, GCE’s, ‘A’ levels or an equivalent level of qualification from your own country a copy of the information pages and photo in your passport A completed ‘financial statement’ form.



The Senior Administrator South Chelsea College 4 Tunstall Road London SW9 8BN, UK

Refunds

The Registration fee is not refundable. Tuition fees, less a £180 administration and student placement cost, are only refundable if a student has been refused entry or a Visa to enter the United Kingdom. A refund will be made provided that all following conditions are met: • • • •

You may also complete an application form from our website but please do not forget to scan and send by email or fax the documents required above together with your completed form.

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Upon receipt of your application we will assess whether your qualifications meet the minimum standard laid down by UKBA (Home Office). We may check the validity of your qualifications and we will assess the information you have given us in your application form. Where your qualifications and application meet the minimum standard for entry to a course, we will offer you an interview, either in person or by telephone, before accepting you for a course at the College.

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If you are offered a place to study at South Chelsea College, it will be subject to payment of your fees/deposit. It is important that you check the visa requirements with the British embassy in your country. You will be expected to be able to show that you have sufficient funds to enable you to study in the UK (see guidelines for entry into the UK).

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Please fill in the application form and send it with: • •

Send to:

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Account Name: SOUTH CHELSEA INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE 4 TUNSTALL ROAD LONDON SW9 8BN

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The student or his/her representative has informed SCC by registered letter, email, or receipted fax of the student’s inability to start the course by the registration date on his/her enrolment letter The claim for a refund must was made within one month of the original registration date in the student registration letter, unless the College has agreed to a deferred start date The student has not yet entered the United Kingdom SCC is provided with a copy of the letter, issued by the British High Commission/ Embassy, confirming the refusal of the Visa application The student is not awaiting the outcome of an appeal against the refusal of his/her visa application or has notified SCC by registered letter, email, or receipted fax within two months of the date of an Appeal Tribunal Judgment The registration letters and receipt for fees paid are returned to SCC in their original form No false documentation or misinformation, as assessed by UKBA officials or South Chelsea College staff, has been tendered by the student during the visa application process The student is unable to meet new visa requiements introduced after the student CAS was issued The student has not been refused a visa on grounds of insufficient funds, having made a statement to the College that sufficient funds are available.

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Guidelines for entry into the UK The UKBA (United Kingdom Border Authority) has introduced a points-based system for entry into the UK. This means that, in addition to a valid passport, students will be expected to show that they have the required number of points to be allocated a visa.

Students will gain points by showing: •

That they have a confirmed place at a recognised educational establishment which has been accredited by a UKBA approved accreditation agency

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That they have evidence of sufficient funds to pay their fees and living expenses during the first year of their studies. The UKBA requirement is that students should be able to demonstrate that they have a minimum of £800 per month or £9,600 per year in addition to their College fees. This money is in addition to any income earned by the student during the course of their studies in the UK.

These guidelines are not a comprehensive list of requirements and you must make your own enquiries at the British Embassy.

Accommodation Reasonably priced accommodation is available locally - a definite plus in a city as large as London. Many students initially stay with friends or relatives, and once they have settled they begin to seek a flat or room of their own. The College can recommend an international student services organisation, which can arrange rented accommodation in London. If you require this service then please advise us and we will send you a registration form so that you can apply directly to Britannia Travel Services Ltd. Alternatively you may click on our hotlink to Britannia Travel and contact them through their website. Students wishing to book family or hostel accommodation may do so directly through the student services and accommodation agency. Please telephone or e-mail the College if you would like to discuss your accommodation needs further.

Enquiries We can deal with telephone enquiries in English, from Monday to Friday, 09.00 to 17.00 (UK time). Enquiries in other languages should be posted, faxed or e-mailed. Telephone from outside UK: +44 20 7738 4660 or +44 20 7738 4743 or +44 20 7738 4185 Fax from outside UK: +44 20 7738 4750 E-Mail: [email protected] Web site: www.southchelseacollege.co.uk

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