Aljezur International School vs Brave Generation Academy - Algarve

	A Aljezur International School Algarve, Portugal	B Brave Generation Academy - Algarve Algarve, Portugal
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year €3,000 - 9,900	Fees / year €6,600 - 10,640
Age range	Age range 11 - 18 years	Age range 12 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational, Online/Hybrid
Curriculum	Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels	Curriculum American Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum, British Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 80	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English, Portuguese
Opened	Opened 2010	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Sítio de Ezenha, 8670-116 Aljezur, Algarve, Portugal (GPS 37.274872, -8.804189); situated 5km south of Aljezur on the N120.	Location Algarve region, Portugal: hubs in Lagoa, Lagos (1 & 2), Loulé, Tavira, and Vila Sol.
Stages	Stages Secondary school education for ages 11–18.	Stages Secondary Education; Higher Education
School type	School type International secondary school	School type Hybrid online and in-person international school offering British (IGCSEs and A-Levels), American, and Portuguese+ curricula
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix 26 nationalities represented.	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Tutorial support in small groups or one-to-one for AS and A Level qualifications.	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation —	Country affiliation Portugal
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure Our school week runs Monday to Friday. Classes begin at 9.30am and end at 4pm with ten half-hour lessons and three breaks each day.	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details Coach service from Alvor, Lagos and Bensafrim.	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application / Enrolment fee - A non‑refundable enrolment fee of EUR 300 is charged on acceptance of a place for all students. Deposit (enrolment deposit) and total initial payment - Years 7–9: Deposit EUR 2,400 (refundable subject to terms) plus the EUR 300 enrolment fee, giving a total initial payment of EUR 2,700. - Years 10–11: Deposit EUR 2,700 (refundable subject to terms) plus the EUR 300 enrolment fee, giving a total initial payment of EUR 3,000. - AS/A Level students: Enrolment fee EUR 300 (non‑refundable) plus a refundable deposit of EUR 2,000, giving a total initial payment of EUR 2,300. Tuition fees — Years 7–9 (per student) - Annual fee: EUR 7,200 per year. - Per term: EUR 2,400 per term. - 10 monthly instalments option: EUR 720 per month (monthly instalments are payable one month in advance; first instalment must be received before the beginning of the autumn term). Tuition fees — Years 10–11 (per student) - Annual fee: EUR 8,100 per year. - Per term: EUR 2,700 per term. - 10 monthly instalments option: EUR 810 per month (monthly instalments are payable one month in advance; first instalment must be received before the beginning of the autumn term). Tuition fees — AS / A Level (per subject) - If there are two or more students in the group: EUR 3,000 per subject per year. Payment schedule: EUR 1,000 at the start of term 1 and EUR 1,000 at the end of terms 1 & 2. - If there is only one student in the group: EUR 3,900 per subject per year. Payment schedule: EUR 1,300 at the start of term 1 and EUR 1,300 at the end of terms 1 & 2. Optional coach / transport costs - Coach service (Alvor, Lagos and Bensafrim): EUR 1,400 per student per year, payable in advance; this payment is non‑refundable. - For AS/A Level students who are not full‑time, transport may alternatively be charged at EUR 5 per one‑way journey or EUR 10 per return journey, payable monthly. Other fees and typical additional costs - Recommended books: average cost approximately EUR 100 in total; books bought through the school may be reimbursed at the end of use depending on condition. - A 5% sibling discount is applied for a second sibling attending full time in the same academic year. Billing schedule and payment terms - Payment methods accepted for settling fees are: annually in advance; per term in three equal payments (each term payment due before the beginning of the relevant term); or by 10 equal monthly instalments (monthly by prior arrangement and agreement). Monthly instalments are payable one month in advance and subsequent instalments must be received before the 15th of each month. - If fees are not paid according to the agreed terms, the school reserves the right to exclude the student until outstanding amounts are received in full. Notice, termination and refund of deposit - A full term's written notice is required to withdraw a student. - A proportion of the deposit is refundable when a child leaves, provided the child has completed at least one term and one full term's written notice has been given; the refundable amount is repaid without interest and after deduction of any outstanding sums (for example, books not returned or unpaid canteen/club costs). The deposit cannot be used in lieu of outstanding fees and is returned only after all fees have been paid. Portions of the initial payment retained as the enrolment fee (EUR 300) are non‑refundable. Boarding - No boarding fees apply because the school does not operate a boarding provision. Fee payment options (methods commonly used for fee settlement) - The published fee information specifies the accepted schedules (annual, per term, 10 monthly instalments) and the timing for payments but does not specify detailed payment instruments (for example: bank transfer, credit card, direct debit) in the published fee text. Refunds and non‑refundables (summary) - The enrolment fee of EUR 300 is non‑refundable. - The deposit portion is refundable under the stated conditions (completion of at least one term and provision of one full term's written notice); the deposit is returned less any outstanding charges and without interest. Transportation fees for the coach service are non‑refundable.	Fee details One‑time / Admissions fees - Admissions fee (British International Curriculum, American Core Curriculum or Own Curriculum): EUR 1,450 payable prior to enrolment. - Admissions fee (Portuguese Curriculum / Portuguese+): EUR 950 payable prior to enrolment. Tuition fees (by curriculum) — monthly and annual values - British International Curriculum: EUR 595 per month (12 monthly instalments). Annual total (12 months): EUR 7,140. - American Core Curriculum: EUR 845 per month (12 monthly instalments). Annual total (12 months): EUR 10,140. Note: Advanced Placement (AP) courses incur an additional cost of EUR 650 per AP course. - Portuguese Curriculum (Portuguese+): EUR 595 per month (12 monthly instalments). Annual total (12 months): EUR 7,140. - Own Curriculum (Hub Attendance Fee): EUR 550 per month (12 monthly instalments). Annual total (12 months): EUR 6,600. This option provides Hub access and Learning Coach support for learners using an external curriculum. Billing schedule and payment terms - Standard billing schedule: fees are structured as 12 monthly payments (paid monthly across the year). Paying 12 months upfront is offered as an alternative. - Annual registration renewal fee: EUR 500, payable after the completion of the learner's first 12 months and then annually thereafter. - Discounts affecting payment amounts: - Second child: 5% off the total monthly fee. - Third child: 7.5% off the total monthly fee. - Upfront annual payment discount: 3% discount on the total yearly fee when paying 12 months upfront. - Additional academic charges: AP courses (where taken) carry an extra fee of EUR 650 per AP course (American curriculum). Boarding / accommodation fees (if applicable) - For standard secondary (hybrid Hub + online) provision in Portugal there is no separate boarding fee listed for the Hub model; the model is delivered through local Hubs and online study. Hubs are local co‑learning spaces rather than residential boarding. - For higher‑education Unique Pathway (UP / UPx) programmes there are fee options that explicitly include accommodation and food; for example, UPx Portugal option showing a fee that includes accommodation. Where accommodation is included the published monthly fee differs from the non‑accommodation option; level entrance fees for UP/UPx apply separately. Details and exact accommodation‑inclusive fee options are published with the UP/UPx programme fee pages. Other costs and incidental fees - Registration renewal (annual): EUR 500 (see above). - Unique Pathway / UP programme: level entrance fees are charged when entering a new academic level (example: EUR 1,350 for certain UP levels; some level fees are specified as non‑refundable). These are separate from the monthly tuition instalments. - Materials, software and Hub access: access to the learning platform and Hub facilities are described as included within the tuition fee. Any additional exam fees, exam centre charges, external qualification fees or specific course materials beyond the base offering (for example AP exam fees, external university fees for UP level 6) are billed separately where applicable. Refund information (where stated) - Unique Pathway / UP / UPx programme level entrance fees: specified level entrance fees are described as non‑refundable when that condition is stated on the relevant programme page. - BGA Online admission (regional Online programme pages) shows the one‑time admission fee described as non‑refundable on the Online fee pages for those regions; non‑refundability is explicitly stated on those Online programme fee pages where noted. Fee payment options and how payments are arranged - Billing formats offered: monthly instalments (12 monthly payments) or an upfront annual payment (12 months paid in advance). Upfront annual payment attracts a 3% discount. - Practical arrangements for accepting specific payment methods (for example: card, direct bank transfer, direct debit/standing order or invoice) are managed during admissions and invoicing; families receive fee and payment details as part of the enrolment/quote and invoicing process. Contact details for admissions and billing are provided by the school for payment setup. Quick summary (key numeric items) - Admissions fee (British/American/Own): EUR 1,450. - Admissions fee (Portuguese+): EUR 950. - Tuition (British or Portuguese+): EUR 595 per month → EUR 7,140 per year. - Tuition (American Core): EUR 845 per month → EUR 10,140 per year; AP courses +EUR 650 per course. - Own Curriculum (Hub Attendance): EUR 550 per month → EUR 6,600 per year. - Registration renewal (annual after 12 months): EUR 500. (Amounts and structural details above reflect the published fee schedule for BGA Portugal and the related programme pages for UP/UPx and Online offerings.)
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Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement The school does not have a compulsory uniform.	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options The school maintains an organic vegetable garden and resident animals on site; students participate in food production from field to fork.	Food options —
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Descobrir Sonhos Lda is the corporate entity behind Aljezur International School.	Governance and ownership —
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The school follows the UK national curriculum adapted to the life and culture our students experience here in Portugal. Among 80 students, 26 nationalities are represented, bringing diversity to the classrooms. Resources and themes from UNESCO, Oxfam, Amnesty International and National Geographic are used when relevant to the learning programme. Students are encouraged to learn through research and discussion and to take pride in their work and contributions. In the first three years, Years 7-9, the focus is on experiential learning and bonding with tutors; around age 14, students begin a two-year course in their chosen subjects leading to the Cambridge IGCSE examinations, with a “stage not age” philosophy allowing earlier entry to IGCSE and progression to AS levels; there is tutorial support for AS and A Level qualifications.	Curriculum details BGA Portugal offers secondary education with British (IGCSEs and A-Levels), American, or Portuguese+ curricula. The learning model is hybrid, combining online study with in-person Hubs guided by Learning Coaches. The curricula are accredited and internationally recognized. The Portuguese+ curriculum uses Portuguese materials and assessments, includes Exames Nacionais preparation, and meets direct-entry requirements for Portuguese universities while enabling access to institutions worldwide, delivered in English-speaking Hubs. Higher Education is provided through Unique Pathway Degree Programmes in fields such as Business Management, Computing Science, Hospitality, and Sports, offering a university diploma and practical skills.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio Students are taught in small groups, allowing tutors to establish close contact with students and tailor lessons to individual strengths. This flexibility supports a personalised learning programme.	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results Our students study for Cambridge IGCSE examinations, and we are a Cambridge International Examination Centre, meaning students sit exams in the school building. The general timescale is that at the age of 14, students start a 2-year course in their chosen exam subjects; we frequently have students who enter IGCSE exams earlier and are able to move up to AS level the following year while studying for the rest of their IGCSEs. We also provide tutorial support in small groups, or even one-to-one, for students studying for AS and A Level qualifications. Here are our exam results for recent years: 2015: A* 5%, A 38%, B 26%, C 21%, Less than C 10%; 2016: A* 10%, A 12%, B 19%, C 48%, Less than C 11%; 2017: A* 15%, A 22%, B 24%, C 32%, Less than C 7%; 2018: A* 14%, A 19%, B 25%, C 33%, Less than C 9%; 2019: A* 11%, A 13%, B 17%, C 43%, Less than C 16%; 2020: A* 11%, A 25%, B 32%, C 28%, Less than C 4%; 2021: A* 15%, A 20%, B 35%, C 21%, Less than C 9%; 2022: A* 12%, A 27%, B 34%, C 17%, Less than C 10%; 2023: A* 10%, A 21%, B 27%, C 24%, Less than C 18%; 2024: A* 10%, A 22%, B 29%, C 27%, Less than C 12%	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression —	Higher education progression Unique Pathway Degree Programmes offer fast, flexible degree options in Business Management, Computing Science, Hospitality, Sports, and more. Learners gain a university diploma and practical skills from anywhere, supporting progression to universities worldwide.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented Tutorial support in small groups or one-to-one for AS and A Level qualifications.	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning —	Social & emotional learning The school develops life skills beyond academics, including adaptability, collaboration, and critical thinking, and fosters a lifelong love of learning.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language —	English as an additional language Hub environment is English-speaking; Portuguese+ uses Portuguese materials and assessments within English-speaking Hubs, enabling study of the Portuguese national curriculum with bilingual readiness.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing —	Mental wellbeing Worktools are used to track progress, manage goals, and monitor well-being.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding —	Safeguarding —
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Aljezur International School is housed in a converted farmhouse on seven acres of protected land near Aljezur in the Western Algarve. Teaching is delivered in small groups with close attention to individual educational needs. The campus includes an organic vegetable garden and resident animals, and three hectares of ecologically protected land with a wide river. An annex block houses an ICT suite and a science laboratory. The school follows Cambridge International qualifications and is a Cambridge IGCSE centre, and it is the Algarve's only open Cambridge exam centre, hosting Cambridge exams for internal and external students. A coach service operates from Alvor, Lagos and Bensafrim.	Facilities overview Hubs in Portugal are co-learning spaces that foster a peer-to-peer atmosphere where Learners can thrive through skills and community work, with constant support from Learning Coaches. The hybrid model blends online study with in-person Hub experiences, with 24/7 access to the learning platform and varied lesson styles. The British, US, and Portuguese+ curricula are accredited and internationally respected. The Portuguese+ track delivers all learning materials and assessments in Portuguese, includes Exames Nacionais, and enables direct entry to Portuguese universities while still allowing study abroad, delivered in English-speaking Hubs. Locations include Lagoa, Lagos (1 & 2), Loulé, Tavira, Vila Sol, and Madeira (Funchal).
Sports facilities	Sports facilities —	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Aljezur International School follows the UK national curriculum adapted to life and culture in Portugal. An annex block houses an ICT suite and a science laboratory. The school is a University of Cambridge International Examination Centre and the Algarve's only open Cambridge exam centre, hosting Cambridge IGCSE examinations for internal and external students. In the first three years (Years 7–9) the focus is on experiential learning and on developing the ability to learn, after which students begin a two-year course in chosen subjects leading to Cambridge IGCSE examinations. Tutorial support for AS and A Level qualifications is provided in small groups or one-to-one. The curriculum includes resources and themes from UNESCO, Oxfam, Amnesty International and National Geographic to enrich learning.	Academic facilities The British, US, and Portuguese+ curricula are accredited and internationally respected. Learners have 24/7 access to the learning platform, with guidance and feedback from Course Managers. Learners progress at their own pace from local Hubs or online. The Portuguese+ curriculum delivers materials and assessments in Portuguese, includes Exames Nacionais, and supports direct entry to Portuguese universities.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Trips and projects form an important part of the learning program; tutors and students go on at least two trips every term. Small class groups allow spontaneous visits as part of themed project work. Duke of Edinburgh's Award Presentation, a visit to the State of Being Horse Sanctuary, and Bird Ringing are highlighted in Latest News and Events. The school maintains an organic vegetable garden with beds and resident animals to support sustainability activities outside the classroom.	Extra curricular facilities —
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Aljezur International School was established in 2010 following an invitation from Câmara Municipal de Aljezur to set up an international school. It operated from a temporary building in the centre of Aljezur, and in September 2013 moved to its permanent premises, a converted farmhouse 5 km south of Aljezur. It is a University of Cambridge International Examination Centre and the Algarve's only open Cambridge exam centre, hosting external students of all ages and backgrounds. There is a cross-curricular emphasis on sustainability and environmental responsibility, with all the children working together to look after the organic vegetable garden and resident animals, offering the opportunity to be part of the food production process from field to fork. Descobrir Sonhos Lda owns the school.	History Brave Generation Academy was founded in Cascais in July 2022 by Tim Vieira and Lidia Vieira. The founders started with a learner centered, personalised approach and hired their first learning coach Marcus who became a co founder. The school adopted a hybrid, flexible learning model designed to democratize access to international education and enable learners to write their own paths. The network has expanded beyond Europe to Africa, the USA and Asia, with hubs intended to be close to learners and integrated into local communities.
Community	Community The school maintains sustained involvement in the local Portuguese and expatriate communities. It participates in community-oriented activities such as the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Presentation, and visits to the State of Being Horse Sanctuary and Bird Ringing programs.	Community Brave Generation Academy builds a global learning community through its hubs. Learners work alongside peers and gain access to a worldwide network of fellow learners. Semiannual Build Weeks bring learners together for activities, while field trips and BGA wide events support academic and social development. In the Algarve, BGA hubs are located in Lagoa, Lagos 01, Lagos 02, Loulé, Tavira and Vila Sol.
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Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The school has consistently high IGCSE exam results. Private tuition for AS and A level subjects is available. The school provides work experience placements. Teaching is in small groups with great attention to individual educational needs.	Academic & intellectual The hybrid model combines online study with in-person Hub experiences. Learners choose between British (IGCSEs and A-Levels), American, or Portuguese+ curricula and progress at their own pace in local Hubs or online. Curricula are accredited and internationally respected. Higher Education offers fast, flexible Unique Pathway Degree Programmes in Business Management, Computing Science, Hospitality, and Sports, with a focus on life skills.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative The school formed a band that performs at various local events. There is an annual outdoor theatre production written and produced by the teaching team and students with involvement from the local community. Students visit local art galleries and artists' studios during trips. Performances at local events, such as the Aljezur Christmas Fair, showcase student work.	Arts & creative —
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Students participate in Enpar, a cultural event where Algarve schools meet to exchange ideas and display work. The event included a sweet potato soup demonstration prepared with ingredients grown on a teacher's farm. Trips include visits to the Berardo Collection of modern art in Lisbon and to local galleries and artists' studios.	Cultural & language The Portuguese+ curriculum offers materials and assessments in Portuguese, includes preparation for and completion of Exames Nacionais, and meets requirements for direct entry to Portuguese universities, while enabling admission to institutions worldwide. It is delivered within English-speaking Hubs to develop both Portuguese and English communication skills.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies The school band performs at local events. The Duke of Edinburgh's Award is presented at the school. Bird ringing is among the activities. A flash mob dance was held in Lagos.	Social & hobbies Hubs are co-learning spaces that foster a peer-to-peer atmosphere. Learners thrive through skills development and community work, with constant support from Learning Coaches.
Community & service	Community & service Fundraising for Alwan Kindergarten in Hass, Syria is conducted by students. The Give Nature a Home project builds bird houses, insect hotels and other homes for local wildlife. Litter collecting at Amoreira beach is part of community service activities.	Community & service Learners engage in community work as part of hub activities and participate in collaborative projects with peers under the guidance of Learning Coaches.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional The formation of the school band provides leadership opportunities and teamwork. Work experience placements are offered to students. Private tuition for AS and A level subjects supports professional and academic development.	Leadership & professional Brave Generation Academy aims to empower learners to become leaders. Higher Education offers fast, flexible Unique Pathway Degree Programmes in Business Management, Computing Science, Hospitality, and Sports. These programmes complement the international curricula and prepare learners for university study globally.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Every year the school produces an outdoor theatre production that brings the school and local community together. State of Being Horse Sanctuary and visits to local wildlife sanctuaries support wellbeing and connection with nature. The organic vegetable garden on site provides hands-on learning and healthy living.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Life Skills are central to the BGA approach. The learning model emphasizes adaptability, collaboration, and critical thinking. Learners access a flexible platform with 24/7 online availability and in-person Hub experiences.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision The language of instruction is English. Portuguese language lessons are held daily, and Portuguese culture and arts are studied. Tutors are proficient in Portuguese. Some IGCSE subjects offered include German and Spanish, as well as Chemistry, Global Perspectives and Travel & Tourism. If a student is not fluent in English, additional English lessons can be offered.	Language provision Language of Instruction is Portuguese for core content, but the hub is English-speaking, offering a bilingual experience. The bilingual environment supports English language development and cultural fluency. Portuguese+ prepares learners for international universities through English fluency and the development of transferable 21st-century skills.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching Lessons are taught in English; most tutors are proficient in Portuguese; all students participate in daily Portuguese language lessons and study Portuguese culture and arts.	Bilingual teaching The Hub environment is English-speaking, while the academic content is based on the Portuguese curriculum and taught in Portuguese. This creates a bilingual learning experience that enhances global readiness. Learners are guided by a dedicated Learning Coach, with online Course Managers providing academic direction.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs Portuguese+ offers global exposure; learners are immersed in an English-speaking, multicultural environment, developing language skills and a global perspective. The Hub environment is English-speaking, offering a bilingual experience that supports global readiness. Learners may also take select subjects from the British International Curriculum, broadening academic options. Additional opportunities expose learners to multiple languages and cultures.
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Accreditations	Accreditations Cambridge International Examinations Centre; open Cambridge exam centre in the Algarve.	Accreditations The school offers British, US, and Portuguese+ curricula that are accredited and internationally recognized.
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Lessons are taught in English, and the school welcomes students of all nationalities. Most tutors are proficient in Portuguese, and daily Portuguese language lessons are provided. For students not fluent in English, integration is encouraged and additional English lessons can be arranged if needed. The school accepts students from the Portuguese system as well as from other nationalities; after completing their IGCSEs with the school, some students return to the Portuguese system for Years 11 and 12 if they wish. All students study Maths, English, English Literature, Portuguese language, Portuguese Culture & Arts, Physics, Biology, Geography, History, Computer Studies, Business Studies, Music, Drama and Art up to the end of Year 9, after which they select subjects for IGCSE; private tuition for AS and A level subjects is available. Admissions are via the on-site registration form; required documents include passport/ID, health card, previous school reports (if any), vaccination record, passport-sized photograph, and fiscal number. By applying, you agree to the Terms and Conditions; a place is reserved by paying an enrolment deposit and an enrolment fee. For academic year 2025/26, annual fees are €7,200 for Years 7–9 and €8,100 for Years 10–11, with payment options including annual in advance, per term in advance, or 10 equal monthly installments; an optional coach service costs €1,400 per year; books (approximately €100) can be bought through the school and may be reimbursed on completion of the book. An enrolment fee is €300 and a deposit is €2,400 (Years 7–9) or €2,700 (Years 10–11). A 5% discount is offered for a second sibling attending full-time in the same academic year. Separate Terms and Conditions apply for AS/A Level studies.	Admissions Watch Our Overview Video to understand BGA's learning model and pathways. Book a Call or Meeting with our Admissions Team to learn more and schedule a trial day if desired. Schedule a Trial Day to visit a BGA Hub and meet Learning Coaches. Fill Out the Application Form (approximately 10 minutes); after submission you'll receive an email with a summary of the Admissions Process and Next Steps, a link to a detailed Admissions Guide (curriculum breakdown, fees, FAQs), and a link to book the onboarding meeting. Attend an Onboarding Meeting with our Educational team and Learning Coaches to review the Learner's academic history, determine the academic level they will be placed at, discuss their learning pathway in more detail, and address any questions. Complete Full Enrolment: contracts and invoices are issued, and after signing and payment, official enrolment confirmation is issued. Get Ready for Day One: instructions are provided so the Learner can start their journey with confidence.
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