Enrolment

To enrol on a course at TCL, simply complete the appropriate enrolment form and return it to us with the required deposit or course fee.

Enrolment forms can be filled in online or downloaded from our website in PDF file format (see below) or you can contact us by telephone, fax, email or post to request a form.

Forms should be returned to us:
By Fax      : +44 (0) 20 7277 8711 or
By Post     : 117-125 Rye Lane Peckham SE15 4ST or
In Person  : 117-125 Rye Lane Peckham SE15 4ST
An acknowledgement will be sent to you by post or email, once we have processed your enrolment form.

Note: You can pay your fees online, but a credit card transaction charge may be incurred. Please do not send credit card details by email as this is not a secure way to transmit such information.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs) - Click here to access a list of FAQs for Overseas Students. Click Here to download the appropriate course enrolment form All diploma and undergraduate students are required to have at least a G.C.S.E/O’ Level and A’ Level qualifications respectively. For postgraduate students, as well as those looking for a good first degree, the College recognises that many Postgraduate students have a wealth of valuable management skills and knowledge acquired at work and in previous training.

We are able to assess prior learning of prospective students to take into account previous qualifications and training which may be used as the basis for exemptions from certain units of a course. If you come from a country that requires you to have a student's visa, you should apply as soon as possible. In order to do so, you will need to go to a British High Commission/Embassy with an unconditional offer letter from the College and evidence that you have sufficient funds to cover the course fees and living expenses.

Note: All prospective students (and sponsors) who apply to the College will be deemed to have read and understood this payment & refund policy, and are therefore legally bound by its terms.

• Each student is required to pay a non-refundable application fee of £100 before application is processed.
• Students are required to pay at least 50% of tuition fee at the beginning of the 1st semester and the remainder by 8 monthly instalments.
• 50% of tuition fee will be required before an admission letter is sent.
• Fees sent from outside the UK should be paid by transfer or banker’s draft. Fees paid in person at the College can be by banker’s draft, cash or credit/ debit card.
• All cheques payments that is refused by the bank will attract an administrative charge of £30
• Distance learning modular students pay the full fee at the start for the module.
• Part time students pay fees on a term basis.
• Students who pay their year’s fees in full at the beginning of the 1st semester will receive a discount. This does not apply to modular students.
• The College reserves the right to change the start date for any classes set out in the prospectus and to cancel, alter or combine classes, which have commenced. In that event it further reserves the right to decide whether the whole fee, or any portion of it, shall be returned to the student.

• Students who wish to withdraw from their studies during the first week will receive 100% refund.
• If a student withdraws during the second week, 75% of tuition fees will be refunded.
• If a student withdraws during the third week, 50% of tuition fees will be refunded.
• No refunds are given after the third week.
• There is no refund to International students who drop out of their studies at any stage. However, International students who are refused visas (evidence of which must be submitted along with the Withdrawal & Refund Request (WRR) form and original acceptance letter) will be entitled to a refund less an administrative charge of £200, if the college is informed within the first month of refusal.
• International students who inform the college of their visa refusal after 1 month will receive 70% refund.
• The Withdrawal Date is when we receive notification in writing and the completed WRR Form. You must allow up to 6 weeks for authorisation and payment of refunds.
• We only make refunds to recipients in the UK, not to applicants or sponsors overseas.
• No refund of any fees paid will be made after a period of 24 months has lapsed.

To request for a refund in the event of a visa refusal, the following document will be required:

• Original visa refusal letter
• Original college registration letter and acknowledgement letter of fees paid
• Refund request letter signed by student confirming name, address, tele­phone number and bank details of the person to whom the refund will be made.

There is no closing date for applications. Temple College runs a rolling system course structure. This means that students can enrol at the beginning of every semester. This condition is subject to availability of places on the course of choice.

• All information contained on this website is correct at time of publishing but is subject to changes.
• Completion of the College application form and payment of registration fees is a binding agreement to follow the course and to pay the full fee.

• For all students, a minimum deposit of 50% of fees is required at the time of registration.  The balance of course fees due is payable prior to the start of the first course except for students with an instalment facility.
• Once letters of confirmation have been issued to third parties confirming full-time status, no refunds or course transfers are permissible other than in the instance of visa refusal.
• Where the fee has been paid in full, a refund less the deposit can be made, provided written notice is received by the College at least two weeks prior to the start date of the term. After this date (2 weeks prior to the start date of the term) neither complete nor pro-rata refunds can be made.
• The College reserves the right to dismiss any student at any time for behaviour which is deemed to be unprofessional, inappropriate or disruptive to other students. No fees will be refundable for any student dismissed under this section.
• The College reserves the right to inform the appropriate authorities where a student has been dismissed from the College under point 4.
• All information and prices provided on TC’s website, on enrolment forms and through other promotional channels is believed to be correct at the time of printing but is subject to change at the discretion of the College. Changes will be displayed on the College notice board and / or on the website.
• The College reserves the right to change any aspect of a course including availability of the course, course dates, curriculum, tutors and study material at any time.
• Overseas students whose student visa applications have been refused and who do not wish to re-apply for a visa will, on production of a written request supported by a copy of the visa refusal letter (APP200), be refunded after 4 weeks, the fees paid less an administration charge of £200.
• Students must be at least 16 years old to study at TC.
• Fees are published separately for each term and are payable by all students studying at the time unless they have paid full fees prior to the publication of the new fees. Paying a deposit does not prevent any fee increase being applied.
• For overseas students on full-time courses, the College will produce visa support letters (where requested).
• Fees sent from outside the UK should be paid by banker’s draft or bank transfer. Fees paid in person at the College can be by banker’s draft, cash or credit/debit card.  Personal cheques cannot be accepted.
• Course changes and cancellations must be received in writing at least 2 weeks prior to the published course registration date.
• Students sponsored by employers will need to provide a letter prior to course commencement from their employer confirming the employer’s acceptance to pay on the student’s behalf.  Invoices must be settled within 14 days of course commencement.

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