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Framework for fees: higher education

The course offers a structure for determining who should be charged ‘home’ fees and who can be charged ‘overseas’ fees. It sticks to the basics and there is no time allowed for exploration of the ‘grey areas’ such as those related to ‘ordinary residence’ (these are addressed in the ‘Residence requirements’ workshop). This course does not address the additional provisions for the FE sector in England or Northern Ireland

Course aim

To offer a solid framework for assessing and checking students' fee status.

Course objectives

Participants will be able to:

  • identify students entitled to pay home fees

Dates, venues and course codes:

  • 5 November 2008, London (P398)
  • 3 December 2008, Manchester (P401)
  • 18 February 2009, London (P408)
  • 8 April 2009, London (P421)
  • 9 June 2009, Birmingham (P432)
  • 17 June 2009, London (P434)

This course is suitable for:
those who are new to assessing or advising on fee status in higher education; it’s ideal for those who are new to their job and who will be involved in fee status issues at or around enrolment time; for those working in Scotland, please book onto the Framework for fees: Scotland course

This course is a component of the Certificate for International Education Professionals (in combination with the 'Residence requirements' workshop).

     

  • Please do not book on more than one framework for fees course
  • If working on fees for FE courses in England or Northern Ireland, please see separate course on Framework for fees: further education in England and Northern Ireland
  • If working on fees for any courses in Scotland, please see seperate course on framework for fees: Scotland

Fees:
£150 members, £95 students’ unions, £300 non-members

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