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Welcome Message from Principal

It gives me pleasure to welcome you to the Lampton College London. You are about to take first step towards making a decision that will have a lifelong impact on you and I am sure that this Prospectus will assist you in making the right decision and information while you are studying at Lampton College London. I would like to make you aware that studying at Lampton College London will be intense and challenging, yet very rewarding and learning-oriented for your professional and personal growth.

The business world is changing rapidly and so is the field of Information Technology, today every other field depends upon it. Accordingly, at Lampton College London we endeavor to give you the utmost benefits from our modern IT facilities. We provide you with the best possible environment to give you hands-on experience in order to stand the challenges that the modern business world faces. In this respect our mission is:

To provide an excellent learning environment involving Information Technology, Computing, Business, Accounting, Travel & Tourism, Management Studies & Health & Social Care etc. To promote knowledge and skills to enhance students' employability in contemporary public and private sectors; To engender the highest standards of practice among professionals; To develop the potential talent of those young men and women striving to achieve professional excellence and to give them courage, confidence and initiative to bring about a positive change in their respective societies;

To provide all this we have a highly qualified and well experienced academic team who understand the needs of students coming from various national backgrounds. We pride ourselves for being in a good location, with the required infrastructure and a vibrant student community that would keep you excited throughout your study period here at Lampton College London. Once again, thank you for choosing our dynamic institute to study at and my best wishes for your bright future. Principal Lampton College London

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with a purpose to empower students in order to achieve their academic and career goals. "The Colleges aims are towards pro-active learning and teaching techniques, acquired in a multicultural, professionally-led environment, where all students can achieve their highest potential to benefit their immediate community and also the world at large." LCL has most up to date state of the art technology within the premise and will use the most sophisticated and up to date teaching techniques available with a host of qualified and experienced team of lecturers who are currently being recruited. The teachers and staff whom we have recruited have the core focus to not just give out information for their specified courses, but to inspire and educate each student to their maximum potential! The managements teams sole aim when established this college is to provide a high quality education to the students coming to London from over 100 destinations across the globe.

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Location

Lampton College London (LCL) is located in the London borough of Hounslow in south-west London. The college is located directly opposite of the busy Hounslow Central Underground Station (the Piccadilly Line) and is very close to local bus stops. As such, LCL can offer easy access to the many social and cultural attractions of Central London and to Europes busiest airport, Heathrow. Indeed, famous London attractions e.g. the West End theatres, restaurants, the London Eye, and the Houses of Parliament can be visited through associated transport links. The town, which is an affluent suburb of London, is famous for its cafes, parks and busy shopping centres. There is a multicultural mix of people, including many international students. 03

Hounslow is just five miles away from Hampton Court, The home of Henry VIII, where the King Henry VIII was first crowned, famous Bushy park and the Twickenham Rugby Stadium is only a bus ride away. The new football stadium at Wembley can also be easily approach from the college. Central London is a short train/tube ride away and Heathrow is accessible by local bus or taxi and underground services. Many students spend their evenings and weekends exploring London and taking advantage of its famous museums, art galleries, shopping and theatres.

Office Opening Hours

LCL opening hours is as follows for any queries you have concerning enrolment, registration, payment of fees, etc. Monday to Friday Phone No. Fax No. +44(0)208 711 6113 +44(0)2085721263 0800 - 1800

College Term Dates

LCL plans to offer the qualifications from ATHE, LCM, BCS,EDEXEL ACCA,IAB and many other course provider in process also working with many U.K and other European Universities for future partnership, validation and accreditation purpose. Application date for any particular intake closes 10 weeks before the commencement of the intake. Following dates are tentative and will be followed if appropriate. Course ATHE,LCM,BCS Graduate level Diploma (NQF level ,6 and 7) (NQF levels and 7 ) IAB, CAT Diploma Edexcel HNC/HND and PGDBM Intake commences 18th Apr.2011 21th Sep.2011 21th Sep.2011 18thApr.2011 Application closes* 10th Feb.2011 10thJuly.2011 10thJuly.2011 10th Feb.2011

www.lcl.ac, Email: info@lcl.ac

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The team at LCL are an experienced set of professionals in the education sector with a proven track record and ability to deliver. This together with our passion to impart knowledge will certainly help us in achieving our mission, To be recognised as a quality education providers We have carefully put our emphasis on Courses, Policies, Infrastructure, Accreditations are stuffing while at the start-up stage so that it shapes up our Proposition and adds certainty to our Goal

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Courses

Business & Management Studies

Extended Diploma in Administrative Management

QCF Level-6

Level of course

Assessment:
Students are assessed by formal examinations, controlled assessments, case studies and assignments, Examinations are set and marked by the IAM, Each examination is three hours long Assignments are set by the IAM, marked by LCL and moderated by the IAM

Institute of Administrative Management (IAM) 3 years (Full Time)

Awarding Body

Duration

On completion of this course student can progress to MBA programme offered by many recognized British Universities

Progression

Entry Requirements

Candidate age: All candidates to this programme need to have reached an age of 19 years or older.

Candidates should have a Level 3 qualification or equivalent work experience in the business management area

Secure English language testing will be mandatory for adult students under Tier 4 of the Points Based System unless they are belong to list of countries those first language is English. Please contact our admission department If you are applying from Outside EU/EEA or visit UKBA website for current English Language requirement.

English Requirements:

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Graduate Diploma in Business Management & Marketing

Higher, Professional & Graduate Diploma in Business Management & Marketing

Course Title

London Centre of Marketing (LCM)

Awarding Body Description

3. For direct entry to Graduate Diploma, applicants must have obtained: Professional Diploma in Business Management & Markenting or equivalent.
Secure English language test will be mandatory for adult students under Tier 4 of the Points Based System unless they are belong to list of countries those first language is English. Please contact our admission department If you are applying from Outside EU/EEA or visit UKBA website for current English Language requirement.

English Requirements

The London Centre of Marketing is an international awarding body providing high quality global education and training services, which raise performance standards for business, encourage lifetime learning and provide professional status for individuals.This course is designed for those who wish to embark on a career in Marketing and need to obtain a recognised qualification. QCF/NQF Level 6

Academic Level

Applicants must have obtained or higher: 1. For direct entry to Higher Diploma, applicants must have obtained: Diploma in Business Management & Markenting or equivalent. 2. For direct entry to Professional Diploma, applicants must have obtained: Higher Diploma in Business Management & Markenting or equivalent.

Course Structure Candidates must attempt a minimum of four modules per level. Three modules are compulsory, and the candidate must complete at least one of the two optional modules successfully before the Award can be issued.
2 years or less time if applicant gains direct access onto Higher Diploma, Professional Diploma or Graduate Diploma stages.

Entry Requirements

Duration

3 hours unseen written examinations

Assessment

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The costs of LCM examination entry are NOT included in MABM tuition fees

Please note

Qualification Structures
Diploma

Compulsory Optional

Graduate Diploma

Principles of Marketing Sales Management Buyer Behaviour Market Intelligence & Planning Business Management Social Marketing Integrated Marketing Comm. Financial Management Brands & Branding Tourism Management

Optional Optional Optional

Professional Diploma

Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory

Public Relations Business Law Services Marketing Corporate Communication Principles of Economics

Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory Optional Optional Optional Optional Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory

Overseas
3750

Home / E.U
2800

International Marketing Strategic Marketing Management Entrepreneurship Business-to-Business Marketing Internet Marketin January June September

Higher Diploma

Intake

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Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Development & Marketing

Higher, Professional & Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Development & Marketing

Course Title

London Centre of Marketing (LCM)

QCF/NQF Level 6

Academic Level
Applicants must have obtained: 1. Business qualification (or other related subject) at level 3 or higher. For direct entry to Higher Diploma, applicants must have obtained: 2. Diploma in Human Resource Development or equivalent. For direct entry to Professional Diploma, applicants must have obtained: 3. Higher Diploma in Human Resource Development or equivalent. For direct entry to Graduate Diploma, applicants must have obtained: 4. Professional Diploma in Human Resource Development or equivalent

Awarding Body Description

Entry requirements

The London Centre of Marketing is an international awarding body providing high quality global education and training services, which raise performance standards for business, encourage lifetime learning and provide professional status for individuals. This course is designed for those who wish to embark on a career in Human Resource Management and need to obtain a recognised qualification.

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Secure English language testing will be mandatory for adult students under Tier 4 of the Points Based System unless they are belong to list of countries those first language is English. Please contact our admission department If you are applying from Outside EU/EEA or visit UKBA website for current English Language requirement.

English Requirements

2 years 6 months or less time if applicant gains direct access onto Higher Diploma, Professional Diploma or Graduate Diploma stages.

Duration

Diploma

Professional Diploma

Social Marketing Integrated Marketing Comm. Brands & Branding Personnel Management Internal Marketing Public Relations Business Law Services Marketing Events Management Internet Marketing

Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory Optional Optional Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory Optional Optional Optional Optional Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory

Higher Diploma

International Marketing Strategic Marketing Management Entrepreneurship Business-to-Business Marketing Corporate Communication

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Graduate Diploma

Fees

Candidates must attempt a minimum of four modules per level. Three modules are compulsory, and the candidate must complete at least one of the two optional modules successfully before the Award can be issued.

Course Structure

3 hours unseen written examinations

Assessment Please note

Principles of Marketing Sales Management Market Intelligence & Planning Business Management H.R Development Concept

Compulsory Optional Optional

The costs of LCM examination entry are NOT included in MABM tuition fees.

Overseas
3750

Home / E.U
2800

January June September

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Postgraduate Diploma in Business Management - L7

This course is designed to give students a good understanding of the responsibilities of a manager and the techniques they will use to deal with different situations as well as the legal requirements within their role. It is articulated to an MBA so therefore entry requirements will cover both courses.

Course Summary

these will be held three times a year to coincide with MBA applications.

Examination

NCFE/ATHE Level 7 12 months

Awarding Body

University of Wales (UWIC) and Edge Hill University will accept students onto an MBA programme with 120 and 105 points credit respectively. Students will need to undertake the Research Methods Unit and a Dissertation.

Progression

Qualification Level Duration

We have three starting dates but will be able to have some flexibility. The starting dates are organised for MBA progression. These are September/October for June/July MBA, January start for September MBA and June start for January/February MBA. The length of the course should be 8 - 9 months subject to centre time table but cannot be less than 6 months after registration.

Students completing this course will usually work in Management or Administrative roles managing staff in a variety of different scenarios from small to large businesses.

Potential Jobs

Starting Dates

Total Credit for the course is 120credit The students will receive two overall marks one for the unit exam/coursework and another for the Research project. Students will have to pass both sections.

Assessment

UWIC MBA students will spend 5 days at the University campus spread over a few months. University Edge Hill students will take the course either at the University Campus or at a London centre which has been approved by ATHE and Edge Hill University. We also submit students to University of Derby.

Location

For the Unit/exam/course work section the marks will be divided up as follows 30% for the final exam - This will be based on a case study with six questions covering all units. (Marked based on 100% and weighted down to 30%) 70% for the six (four core and two optional) unit exams/coursework/ discussion reports (Marked based on 100% then weighted down to 11.6% per unit) Each question will have equal marks therefore students who have not passed a particular unit exam/coursework etc can make up their marks on the final examination.

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This will be undertaken by ATHE External Moderators at the centre during the course. This is to iron out any difficulties before it is too late. External Moderation will also take place at the end of the course normally a percentage of students at ATHE office.

External Moderation

50% is the pass mark for all units. The Research Project will be marked separately and students need to achieve 50% pass mark.

Unit Titles
Unit 1 - Marketing Unit 2 - Financial Management Unit 3 - Management Behaviour Unit 4 - Business Strategy

Mandatory

AUK or equivalent second class if fresh graduate or degree plus 2 years middle management experience. Anyone without a degree must have 4 - 5 years management experience. These entry qualifications will also cover the MBA progression. A normal three year degree will be required for progression to MA in Management. The Postgraduate programme is conducted in English and thus candidates are expected to have an acceptable TOEFL or IELTS score if they have not undertaken their previous studies in the language. Registration within 14 days of start is important as eligibility needs to be confirmed early on.

Entry Requirements

(any one from 5 or 6) Unit 5 - Human Resource Management Unit 6 - Communication Process (Plus any one from 7 or 8) Unit 7 - Business Globalisation Unit 8 Macroeconomics Research Project Mandatory Destination management

Optional

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Advanced International Diploma in Travel & Tourism - L5

The ATHE International Diploma in Travel & Tourism aims to provide students with a broad understanding of the operational aspects of the international tourism industry. Students have to attend a course of study of not less than 450 hours and undergo On the Job Training (optional) of not less than 960 hours in an established travel agency.

Course Summary

We have universities including University of Wales (UWIC) and Edge Hill University that are willing to accept students onto the third year of their tourism studies degree after completing Advanced Level.

Progression

EDI

Awarding Body

Advanced - Level 5 Diploma - Level 4

Qualification Level

This programme covers all the most important subjects in the travel and tourism industry and is therefore suitable for any career in that industry.

Potential Jobs

12/9/6months with three starts a year.

Duration

All students are tested on each unit at a centre. To obtain the pass students must pass all units. An assignment on a selected topic must also be completed. At the end of the course an examination based on a case study will be held at a convenient centre.

Assessment

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The course will be taught at LCL. Students will need to take the four mandatory units and for the Advanced diploma, (Level 5) an extra four of the optional units. For the Diploma, (Level 4) an extra two units.

Delivery of the course

Level 5 - A diploma level qualification or equivalent

Entry Requirements

Unit Titles:

Mandatory Travel and Tourism - an analysis Global destinations World Transport Marketing and Sales Promotion Optional Customer Service Hospitality in Travel and Tourism Tour Operations Tourism and Sports Tourism in the Countryside Airline Operations Visitor Attractions Destination Management Tourism Development Business Travel Responsible Tourism For more info on the content of these units see the bottom of the page

is the entry requirement for this course Level 4 - A certificate level qualification or equivalent is the entry requirement for this course a country Secure English language testing will be mandatory for adult students under Tier 4 of the Points Based System unless they are belong to list of countries those first language is English. Please contact our admission department If you are applying from Outside EU/EEA or visit UKBA website for current English Language requirement.

English Requirement

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Postgraduate Diploma in Tourism Management - L7

Unlike some other occupations such as doctors or teachers, managers do not form a single homogenous group, they work in different ways and at many different levels in many different types of organizations. The Postgraduate Diploma in Tourism Management {PGDTM} revolves around the important role of Management by teaching students how to develop success at management level within the travel, tourism and hospitality industry.

Course Summary

Questions will be provided by ATHE on the day to the centre examination officer. The examination officer will be responsible to forward completed papers to ATHE immediately after examination. The examination will consist of 70% of the total marks, the other 30% being for the Project. Examinations will be held four times a year.

Unit Titles:

ATHE Ltd and NCFE.

Awarding Body
Level 7

Qualification Level
9 to 12 months plus work experience if applicable.

Duration

Students who already have work experience and/or a degree can progress to take the MBA or other Masters course atany one of a number of UK universities.

Progression

Four compulsory units: Unit 1 MANAGEMENT BEHAVIOUR (Mandatory) Unit 2 - FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (Mandatory) Unit 3 - BUSINESS STRATEGY (mandatory) Unit 4 - MARKETING (Mandatory) Plus any 2 from below Unit 5 -HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT(Optional) Unit 6 - COMMUNICATION PROCESSES (Optional) Unit 7 TOURISM GLOBALISATION (Optional) Unit 8 MACROECONOMICS (Optional) Unit 9 - DESTINATION MANAGEMENT (Optional) An honours degreeis the entry requirement for this course, however ATHE will consider students that are over the age of 24 and have at least four years management experience.

Entry Requirements

Students completing this course will usually work in Management or Administrative roles managing staff in a variety of different scenarios from small to large businesses.

Potential Jobs

This course assessment is now by examination and a project Two examinations will be held same day, one of three hours to cover mandatory units and the other of two hours to cover optional units.

Assessment

Secure English language testing will be mandatory for adult students under Tier 4 of the Points Based System unless they are belong to list of countries those first language is English. Please contact our admission department If you are applying from Outside EU/EEA or visit UKBA website for current English Language requirement.

English Requirements.

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Information Technology

Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology - L7

The Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology has been designed for students wishing to gain expert knowledge in the subject. The course covers a wide range of IT subjects, which can be viewed the unit descriptions below.

Course Summary

Progression routes to a MSc. in Information Technology at various Universities are currently being arranged.

Progression.

ATHE/ NCFE Level 7

Awarding Body Qualification level

This is a 9-12 month course.

Students who complete the Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology should expect to take a role of a senior IT manager

Potential Jobs

Duration

This course can be assessed in a variety of ways including: 5000 word project practical exercises case studies assignments tests Full details will be provided in the course delivery guidance for accredited colleges.

Assessment

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A 3 year bachelors degree or 3 year diploma is the entry requirement for this course, however ATHE will consider students that are over the age of 24 and have at least four years relevant IT experience. Students must also have a reasonable level of IT academic knowledge.

Entry Requirements

Secure English language testing will be mandatory for adult students under Tier 4 of the Points Based System unless they are belong to list of countries those first language is English. Please contact our admission department If you are applying from Outside EU/EEA or visit UKBA website for current English Language requirement.

English Requirements

Unit Titles:

Four mandatory units: Unit 1 Operating Systems. Unit 2 Software Engineering. Unit 3 - Database Management System. Unit 4 - Programming and Data Structure.

Plus any 2 optional units below: Unit 5 Algorithm Analysis and Design. Unit 6 - Data Communication and Networking. Unit 7 - Software Project Management. Unit 8 - Internet Programming.

Overseas
4700

Home / E.U
3500

January June September

Intake

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Sales & Marketing

Graduate Diploma in Sales & Marketing

Course Title

London Centre of Marketing (LCM)

Awarding Body Description

NQF Level 6

Academic Level
Applicants must have obtained: 1. Business qualification (or other related subject) at level 3 or higher. For direct entry to Higher Diploma, applicants must have obtained: 2. Diploma in Business Management & Marketing or equivalent. For direct entry to Professional Diploma, applicants must have obtained: 3. Higher Diploma in Business Management & Marketing or equivalent. For direct entry to Graduate Diploma, applicants must have obtained: 4. Professional Diploma in Business Management & Marketing or equivalent

Entry Requirements

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The London Centre of Marketing is an international awarding body providing high quality global education and training services, which raise performance standards for business, encourage lifetime learning and provide professional status for individuals. This course is designed for those who wish to embark on a career in Marketing and need to obtain a recognized qualification. Qualifications are accredited by Ofqual, the UK Qualifications Regulatory Authority. London Centre of Marketings Qualifications appears on the National Database of Accredited Qualifications. London Centre of Marketing is approved and certified for ISO 9001:2000

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Secure English language testing will be mandatory for adult students under Tier 4 of the Points Based System unless they are belong to list of countries those first language is English. Please contact our admission department If you are applying from Outside EU/EEA or visit UKBA website for current English Language requirement.

English Requirement

Candidates must attempt a minimum of four modules per level. Three modules are compulsory, and the candidate must complete at least one of the two optional modules successfully before the Award can be issued

Course Structure

3 years (from Diploma to Graduate Diploma), less time if applicant gains direct access onto Higher Diploma, Professional Diploma or Graduate Diploma stages.

Duration

January, June and September

Course Start Date

3 hours written examinations. Please note: the costs of LCM examination entry are NOT included in LCL tuition fees

Exam/ Assessment

Qualification Structure
Higher Diploma

Social Marketing Int. Marketing Comm. Tourism Brands & Branding Financial Management Tourism Management

Compulsory Optional Optional Optional Optional Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory

Professional Diploma

Compulsory Compulsory

Strategic Marketing Management Entrepreneurship Business to Business Marketing International Marketing Internet Marketing

Graduate Diploma

Overseas
3750

Business Law Services Marketing Marketing Research Public Relations Principles of Economics

Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory Optional Optional

Home / E.U
2800

January June September

Intake

Fees

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ACCA
ACCA

Course Title
Association of Charted Certified Accountants (ACCA)

Awarding Body

Applicants must have obtained one of the following:

Entry requirements

The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) is a global body for professional Accountants and a widely accepted highly professional qualification around the world. It maintains the global accounting education standard set by the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC). The qualification is designed to provide accountancy, finance and management related knowledge, skills and practical experience.

Description

For all other queries about the ACCA contact our Administration Team by email info@lcl.ac

1. Two 'A' levels and 3 GCSEs or equivalent in 5 separate subjects including English and Mathematics 2. Certified Accounting Technician (CAT) qualification, / Intermediate Level (complete) 3. AAT (UK) Intermediate (complete) 4. BTEC National Certificate (any subject) 5. Advanced GNVQ (any subject) 6. NVQ Level 3 / 4 (any subject) 7. A degree (from a recognised institution in any subject) 8. ACCA Certified Diploma in Accounting and Finance/Diploma in Financial Management (complete)

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Secure English language testing will be mandatory for adult students studying below degree level (excluding those on foundation degrees or English language courses) under Tier 4 of the Points Based System Full information on the minimum entry criteria, syllabus, equivalent entry qualifications, exemptions, examination and registration for each country on the ACCA website at and

English Requirements

For all other queries about the ACCA contact our Administration Team by email info@lcl.ac

Course Structure

Fundamentals Level (9 papers in total) Knowledge module (all 3 papers): F1 Accountant in Business (AB) F2 Management Accounting (MA) F3 Financial Accounting (FA) Skills module (all 6 papers): F4 Corporate and Business Law (CL) F5 Performance Management (PM) F6 Taxation (TX) F7 Financial Reporting (FR) F8 Audit and Assurance (AA) F9 Financial Management (FM) 2 -3 Years

Professional level (5 papers in total) Essentials module (all 3 papers): P1 Professional Accountant (PA) P2 Corporate Reporting (CR) P3 Business Analysis (BA) Options module (any 2 papers): P4 Advanced Financial Management (AFM) P5 Advanced Performance Management (APM) P6 Advanced Taxation (ATX) P7 Advanced Audit and Assurance (AAA)

Duration

January, June and September

Course Start Date Assessment

3 hours written external examinations

Fees

3750/ Year

Overseas

Home / E.U
2800/ Year

January June September

Intake

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English Language Course Level

CEFR, is a guideline used to describe achievements of learners of foreign languages across Europe and, increasingly, in other countries

Can understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases aimed at the satisfaction of needs of a concrete type. Can introduce him/herself and others and can ask and answer questions about personal details such as where he/she lives, people he/she knows and things he/she has. Can interact in a simple way provided the other person talks slowly and clearly and is prepared to help.

A1:

Can understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of most immediate relevance (e.g. very basic personal and family information, shopping, local geography, employment). Can communicate in simple and routine tasks requiring a simple and direct exchange of information on familiar and routine matters. Can describe in simple terms aspects of his/her background, immediate environment and matters in areas of immediate need.

A2:

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Can understand the main points of clear standard input on familiar matters regularly encountered in work, school, leisure, etc. Can deal with most situations likely to arise whilst travelling in an area where the language is spoken. Can produce simple connected text on topics which are familiar or of personal interest. Can describe experiences and events, dreams, hopes & ambitions and briefly give reasons and explanations for opinions and plans

B1:

Can understand the main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract topics, including technical discussions in his/her field of specialisation. Can interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes regular interaction with native speakers quite possible without strain for either party. Can produce clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects and explain a viewpoint on a topical issue giving the advantages and disadvantages of various options.

B2:

Can understand a wide range of demanding, longer texts, and recognise implicit meaning. Can express him/herself fluently and spontaneously without much obvious searching for expressions. Can use language flexibly and effectively for social, academic and professional purposes. Can produce clear, wellstructured, detailed text on complex subjects, showing controlled use of organisational patterns, connectors and cohesive devices.

C1:

Can understand with ease virtually everything heard or read. Can summarise information from different spoken and written sources, reconstructing arguments and accounts in a coherent presentation. Can express him/herself spontaneously, very fluently and precisely, differentiating finer shades of meaning even in the most complex situations

C2:

Duration
2 Months 3 Months 6 Months 11 Months 12 Months

Overseas
350 500 1000 2550 2800

Every Month Every Month Every Month Every Month Every Month

Intake

Home & E.U

250 400 700 1500 2550

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Syllabus for English Language:

The course is taught by qualified and native English speaking teachers from beginners to Proficiency level. Our English teachers will help you improve your speaking and writing abilities and also help those who wish to prepare for Cambridge English Examinations. We emphasize an the following five elements of teaching English language to our students. You as a student will be exposed to and shown how to deal with many different types of reading materials from newspapers, business letters, books and also other literatures and magazines in order to improve your Reading skills.

Reading:

Listening to comprehensions is a very important element of the English language course. Improving your listening skills will help you in your social and work life and will also help you to increase your confidence to a greater extent to move forward on your career path. That is why LCL pays special attention to it.

Listening:

You will be taught ail the different writing styles not only creative writing but also formal and business forms too, allowing you therefore to write anything in English you choose.

Writing:

Grammar is the building block of any language. Here at LCL, we cover all areas of grammar at all levels. We make sure you identify the difference and put it in practise in order to improve your language skills.

Grammar:

Your speaking ability will improve as you study and we at LCL feel that this is an important part of each lesson. We also make sure that you practise and improve your communication skills at every given opportunity. We build confidence in you by encouraging you to speak in class and we also conduct group discussion sessions for all our students in the classroom.

Speaking:

Each level here has its own course book which follows the Cambridge syllabus. A technique that has had proven results which enables students to pass all the exam set by Cambridge . Each Course book includes the five above mentioned elements, helping you to strengthen your weaknesses, no matter what they are.

Course Work:

To determine your level of English, we take a test and also interview you in the beginning itself so that you can be allocated to a class at the right level. This helps you make rapid progress in English and pass relevant internationally reconized examinations-

Selection Procedure:

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Life in London

We at Lampton College London welcome Student across the globe and proud to be helping students to attain their academic potential and, simultaneously, address their social and pastoral requirements, Lampton College London intends to be recognized as a truly high caliber educational institution for genuine students. This page will give you some idea of what life will be like when you get here and give you some tips on what to do to prepare for life here.

The Weather

The weather in Britain can be unpredictable

Autumn / winter temperatures - 0 to10degrees Celsius

Spring / summer temperatures -18 to 30 degrees Celsius

You can check the latest weather report for London at the Met Office Website.

Making Friends:

Most students make friends with other students on their course. Most courses require to you to work on group projects and you will make friends through working together. For some informal tips on how social life, friendships and relationships work in the UK, visit the UK Student Life Website. For a flavour of social and cultural life in London, visit the online versions of Time Out Magazine and the London Evening Standard.

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Food

In London you can find multicultural society and London is one of the most diverse cities in the world. When you get here, speak to students from your country to find out where they buy supplies. It is particularly easy to find food and ingredients for cooking from china, Japan, Pakistan and India in many parts of London.

Religion

Britain is a multicultural society and London is one3 of the most diverse cities in the world. You will be able to find place of worship for most main religions in London.

Driving in the UK

To drive a car in Britain, you can normally use your valid license from home, or an international driving Permit for the first year you are in the UK only. You must have been driving for at least one year to be allowed to drive on UK roads.

Entertainment

London is a vibrant city with many activities and sites to occupy your time- key points of interest;

And Much More.

Big Ben Houses of Parliament The London Eye Buckingham Palace Londons Museums- Natural History, Science Museums, British Art Museums Madame Tussauds Go Karting IMAX Dungeon London Zoo Thorpe Park Lego Land Trafalgar Square Leicester Square

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Length of course where you will study Money needed

Nine months or less Nine months or less In London

This depends on how long your course is; and whether you will study in London, or outside London (here London means the inner London boroughs, which are: Camden, City of London, Hackney, Hammersmith and Fulham, Haringey, Islington, Kensington and Chelsea, Lambeth, Lewisham, Newham, Southwark, Tower Hamlets, Wandsworth and Westminster) Course fees plus 800 for each calendar month* of the course Course fees plus 600 for each calendar month* of the course Course fees for one year only plus 7,200 Course fees for one year only plus 5,400

More than nine months More than nine months

Outside London In London

Outside London

NHS Registration/ Health Care:

As an overseas student you are eligible for free NHS if your visa is over 6 months. You must register with local GP for your primary health care. You will need to documents proving your ID and Alternatively you may take a separate personal insurance coverage accommodation to register with GP.

produce a letter from the college and

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Living in U.K.

Opening a Bank Account

Travel discount / Travel Cards:

If you are coming to UK for at least a full academic year, it is recommended that you open a bank account. There are a variety of different banks in the UK and most campuses have an ATM on or near campus. Choose a bank that is easily accessible for you. Before opening an account, check whether money can be transferred into it from outside UK. To open a UK bank account you will need a letter from the International Student Advisor confirming that you are a full time student, as well as your passport. DO NOT carry large amounts of cash or keep large amounts of cash in your accommodation.

Police Registration:

All fulltime students are allow to apply a discount scheme in their travel cost this normally saves 30% of normal fares. Students are advised to contact student welfare department or a member of staff regarding application process. Student may require registering with the Police and full information can be found on the webpage. If you do need to register, you can make an appointment online using the online booking form linked to the above link. To register with the police on arrival in the UK, or not. If it does, then make a note to contact the International Student Adviser at your college or university to ask how you do that as soon as you arrive in the UK. Unless your college or university has a special arrangement with the police, you will be expected to register with the police within 7 days of your arrival. Note that not all students are given an entry clearance that requires them to register with the police.

Support after College:

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We hope to support you throughout your career and the student welfare Office are lucky enough to welcome back many former students who visit to let us know what they are doing now and their achievements after college.

PRE-ARRIVAL INFORMATION

To apply for admission at LCL You must be 18 years or above. Lampton College London (LCL) is a dynamic institute offering exciting educational Opportunities to a wide variety of students. In addition; the College provides the pastoral Support for students to success and secures a bright future

Visas and entry Information:

At LCL the staff can help you with range of support you need.

Most students from outside the EEA will need a student visa to study in the UK. If you are a national the EES (EU plus Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein) you will not need to apply for a student of visa.

Visa application forms and advice about the visa process can be found at our website in admission processes. In some countries it is possible to apply online for your student visa using the Visa4UK service. More information can be found at .visa4uk.fco.gov.uk/Welcome.htm. You can also get application forms and information free of charge from your nearest British mission overseas hat offers a visa service, or from British Council offices. Please note that some countries have different procedures for the visa application. To apply for your student visa you will need to provide: A completed visa application form (VAF1) available from www.ukvisas.gov.uk Your certificate of Acceptance(CAS) from Lampton College London (we will send you this once you have accepted our offer) Proof of your qualifications- the HR office will need to see your certificates Proof that you (or your sponsor) have the available funds to afford both the course fees and your living expenses while in the UK.

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PRE-ARRIVAL INFORMATION

Travel documents:

You Need To Bring the Following Documents with You;

Valid Passport Visa / Entry Clearance (If Applicable) Air Ticket X-Ray Report (If Required) Letter of Acceptance Documentary Evidence of Funds Degree Certificates or Technical Qualifications

Airport Pickup Service:

We will be assisting students with Airport Pickup meet & greet services. This will be arranged upon request for overseas students. Please email at with your travel plans at least two weeks before your departure. Our airport pickup service includes a comfortable car with an experienced driver who will meet you at the airport and will drop you at your pre-booked/arranged accommodation anywhere in London. Our driver will meet you in the arrivals area (meeting point) of the airport terminal carrying a sign with "Lampton College" along with your name on it.

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Accommodation:

We will be assisting students with Temporary Accommodation this can be arranged for the students upon request. The students must inform LCL at least two weeks in advance to ensure that temporary accommodation can be secured. The accommodation request form can be downloaded from this website. Please send the completed accommodation request form to at least two weeks prior to your departure to the UK The college will do its best to arrange accommodation near college premises for overseas students. The accommodation can be arranged in a hostel or private rooms in a shared house Furnished single room in a shared house of a local family for approximately 85 per week, some may charge for the following in addition: cleaning, change of bed linen, lighting, heating, water heating and breakfast.

Many students prefer to stay in single or shared rooms in a private flat or houses in London, therefore enabling them to have use of all the facilities for example the kitchen. The weekly rent for this type of accommodations may range from 65- 100 per week.

Once accommodation has been secured, students will be required to complete the international admission form (downloadable) and send it to the Admission Officer with an accompanying letter confirming that they consent to pay a security deposit (where required) and any advance rental payments one month, in advance, upon arrival in UK. This form will also require the consent of the parents of the student. Note: All types of accommodation will be arranged through local property agent.

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College Facilities

Lampton College London is located in a state of the art building equipped with advanced and updated learning recourses. E.g. Overhead Projectors, Multimedia, computers, Audio Video equipments, Electronic boards (proposed) and much more. Some of the best facilities are mentioned below

As LCL is located at the edge of the main town centre, students have walk in access to a wide variety cuisine, ranging from fine dining restaurants to fast food chain. www.roosterspiripiri.com Lahore Karhai. Star Bucks Costa Coffee McDonalds KFC

Modern lecture rooms with fire resistant structure, ambient light and air conditioning. Comprehensive Modern Library with virtual library facility and private study area. High Tech Computer lab with broadband internet access plus free WI FI Student Common, with Fresh Food Refreshment, entertainment A multi ethnic prayer room Car parking available for both students and staff. 5 minute walk from the college to Hounslow Town Centre Library Gym Facilities are available for students to use just across the road and college is willing to negotiation with gym on behalf of its students.

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College Facilities

College ID card:

Replacement Card:

When the office receives your completed Enrolment form and fees statement you will be issued with your college I.D Card. You must carry your card with you at all times while you are in the college. You I.D card will also be useful for you to obtain discounted student rates on various facilities, entertainments etc. It can also be useful to carry on your person in case the police stop you, for example If you wish to change your I.D card or in case you lose or damage it, the office will issue you a replacement upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Five pounds only, to be paid in cash. Damaged or old cards must be returned to the office if you require a replacement card. Access to computing resource managed by LCL is controlled using a username and password. Resources include: A large computer lab Library and student area provided computers internet facilities.

Computer Facilities:

Copying and Printing Facilities:

Lampton College London library:

Student Counseling:

Here at LCL we will be providing all students on a case by case help and assistance, to not only become a member of our college culture once in operation, but to also integrate with British society as a whole. Once LCL is fully operational we will have active members of our team who can provide British Life Skills training. This will include not only how to register for the local dentist, but to also give the students skills on how to integrate within the community.

At Lampton College London we maintain a library that includes syllabus books and other study materials for all the courses that we will offer. Students of LCL will also have access to eBooks through extra computers available inside College Library; In addition to these the library also has a good collection of books on general topics and fictional novels.

A photocopier is located in the library which can only be used by the students if you have paid and obtained credit. You are allowed to use the photocopier for private purposes upon payment of three pence per page. Otherwise, if you need to copy notes or course materials you and o so free of charge once having obtained permission from your course lecturer. Similarly if you need to print something out from a computer you will need to pay five pence per page and request a lecturer in the staff room to allow you to use their computer for printing purpose.

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Career Advice & Guidance:

Once LCL has its operations we will be assisting students with student career advice and work placement opportunities to develop skills and gain experiences which will enable them to manage their future career development and achieve their goals.

We will also be offering impartial & confidential careers advisors who would guide student to develop their resume, sharpen their communication and interpersonal skills which will enhance and help students to be represent able and confident during interviews. LCL will aim to maintain good relationships with Local Companies/ Recruitment Agencies / City Corporations to assist students with potential placements. Students will be provided guidelines on searching for and securing part time jobs in the local market. Arrangements will be made with job Agencies to find students Work Placement Opportunities as part of their studies. Assistance will be given to students in applying for full time work with UK based companies under their Graduate / Management Trainee Schemes. All of the above will be available once the college is operating.

Disability / Dyslexia Services:

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

We are proud to inform you that LCL will provide support to all disabled student from across the world facilities included are;

Support after College:

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We hope to support you throughout your career and the student welfare Office are lucky enough to welcome back many former students who visit to let us know what they are doing now and their achievements after college.

Onsite Disabled Parking Onsite Disabled Toilets Onsite Elevator To All Floors Class rooms fitted to accommodate disabled students Onsite trained staff assistance We can arrange Airport Pick Up (costs to discussed on a case by case bases) We can arrange pickups and drops to and from the college during term times (cost to discuss on a case by case bases).

Admission Procedure

To apply for tier 4 general student visa you must be 18 years or above.

Most students from outside the EEA will need a student visa to study in the UK. If you are a national the EES (EU plus Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein) you will not need to apply for a student of visa.

Visas and entry information:

In order to comply with the PBS Tire 4 Student Visa criteria, we are obligated to recruit students who are suitably qualified for the courses we offered them. Should not be over qualified or under qualified to study at Lampton College London, Once the college received an application either Via online application or printed version or through an approved Agent with all necessary documents and has accepted for admission. We strongly suggest we receive the completed application form and supporting documents at Least 2 months before the start date of the course. Students are recommended to apply early enough to allow them to arrive at College before start date of their proposed course. Once the college has received the application form and supporting documents, it will be reviewed by the Admission Officer in consultation with the Director of Studies and Principal/authorizing officer. The past qualifications documents will be verified and checked to see whether the entry requirements for the course is fulfilled. The English proficiency will be checked and also financial viability. Offer letter will be sent out via email to the agent/applicant for confirmation that the students, details are Accurate. The offer letter also asks for a tuition fee deposit payment.

Making an offer

On receipt of the tuition fee deposit, the HR office will send a CAS (Certificate of Acceptance of Study) to support the students visa Application in their own country. We will email this to the agent for the final checking prior to posting.

Assigning a CAS

After receiving CAS from College an student will need to PBS Appendix 8 General student, if applying as a Tier 4 General student; If do not have access to the internet, ask the British Embassy or High Commission in your country for printed copies of the documents. Download an application for a Tier 4General Visa information can be found at: www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply/infs/inf29pbsstudent]

Next step

Find your country on the list at Where to apply [www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply/wheretoapply]. It tells student how to start the process of applying in their country - for example, whether you need to make an appointment or complete an online form, or have a tuberculosis test first (tuberculosis tests are only required in a few countries). If you cannot see any information about how long it takes applications in your country to be processed, use the contact details that they give to contact them and ask. Read through the INF29 leaflet, for other instructions about the application process.

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Admission Procedure

Complete application form VAF9 and either : Application form PBS Appendix 8 (if you are applying as a Tier 4 General student); The foms ask how many points you are claiming. You need to claim :
10 points for maintenance; and zero points for English

30 points for attributes and for your confirmation of acceptance for studies' (these are the same thing, but are described in these two different ways on the two different forms); and Use the process described for your country to submit your two application forms, and the

supporting documents. Make sure you enclose all the documents listed in the forms and guidance as well as the ones mentioned in this information sheet. The INF29 leaflet tells you to submit a photocopy of each document in addition to the original document itself. You will have to pay a fee for the application, currently the equivalent of 199 in your local currency

When your visa granted Check it carefully to make sure:

Your name and date of birth are correct It says that you are a student

The Sponsor License Number is identical to the one given to you by the college or university

It starts on or before the date you want to travel to the UK (this will be no more than 1 month It does not end sooner than you expected (see the paragraph above headed ) Whether it tells you to register with the police on arrival in the UK, or not. If it does, then

where you intend to study

before the start date of your course as stated in your CAS)

Lampton College London adhere immediately if there will be any problem in arriving in time for the start of your course. LCL will require keeping the UK Border Agency informed of students who have been given immigration permission and then fail to arrive on time, or who do not attend properly, so it is important you keep them informed if there are any problems. 39

make a note to contact the Student Adviser at college to ask how you do that as soon as you arrive in the UK.

Policies

Student Refund Policy

As an international student (outside EU/EEA), the applicants will need to be accepted by the British Embassies/visa offices before coming to study in the UK. Lampton College London endeavors to do all it can to prepare students for securing this opportunity. Nevertheless, there are a small number of applicants who do not meet the necessary requirements. These students can be refused their Tier 4 Visas due to variety of reasons. Therefore, it is necessary for us to establish a refund policy. This is designed to minimize the financial losses of legitimate students, whose visa applications were not successful.

In the event of a student Visa being rejected from the British Embassy, Lampton College will refund the full Tuition fees, excluding an administration cost of one hundred and fifty pounds. Part of the Visa application is assessed on the students financial capability. Therefore, if a student visa is rejected due to their financial position then the College will refund the above amount within 90 days. If an application is rejected for a reason other than the College will refund the above amount within 90 days. If an application is rejected for a reason other than the students financial competency then the refund period will be 45 days from when the college is notified.

Valid refund claims

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Policies

LCL may reserve the right to withhold the full amount paid on behalf of the student: If a student obtains a Tier 4 student visa on any of our programmes, and cancels his/her admission or never enrolled. If a student visa was rejected due to a forged/false representation of documents. Deferment of session/intake before or after a CAS has been assigned. If a student stops attending the College after the commencement of the course. If the student leaves the course before its completion. If a student is suspended by the College because of non-compliance of any of his/her visa conditions (please also read student code of conduct). LCL does not take responsibility for any refund being paid to external agents or consultants, the student needs to lodge an appeal. The fees would be refunded once the college receives documentary evidence of the appeal dismissed. Any possible concerns should be brought to the Colleges attention.

No Refunds

Payment Policy

These terms and conditions shall be governed by the laws of England and the students must agree to abide to the jurisdiction of the English Courts. The Terms and Conditions are reviewed by LCL from time to time. There is no guarantee that the conditions for payment or refund of fees will remain the same from year to year. All students must comply with the current Terms and Conditions. LCL reserves the right to change or amend the Terms and Conditions from time to time without prior notice.

Laws and Jurisdiction

All international students are liable to pay their course fees before enrolment in Lampton College London, in all cases at least an initial deposit of 50% of their first year course fees is required in order to confirm enrolment or issuing a Confirmation of Acceptance (CAS). The outstanding fees can be paid on arrival at the college campus after a Tier 4 Visa has been granted by British High Commission in relevant Countries. In addition, all Students would require pay an Exam.fee, any registration fee to External Body, Certificate fee. All International students are advised not to make any payments to Agents as Lampton College will not take any liability later date. Student already in UK can pay either half of their course fees or full course fees and may have a discount at the time of enrolment. An installment plan can be agreed between student and College for the Fee student still owe to pay.

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The students fail to pay their fees in certain period of time would be terminated from college and reported to UKBA.

Policies

How to make payment

Cash payments:

Student wishes make their payments to College; can do by following mode of payments:

Students who are already in UK and wishes to make payment by cash can contact to cash office for advice. Credit/Debit Card:

A facility to make payment by Debit/Credit card will be available soon. An additional charge of 2% will be charged over all credit card payments. Bank deposits can be made by using the following information:

Bank transfer/BACS payments:

Barclays plc Address: Bank Name:

Barclays Hatton Cross Branch Heathrow, Middlesex. Lampton College London UK Ltd. Account Name: 53481786 20-38-83 Account Number: Sort Code:

SWIFT-BIC [Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication - Bank Identifier Code]: BARC GB22

GB25 BARC 2038 8353 481786

IBAN [International Bank Account Number]:

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Terms & Conditions

English Language Course Level

1. General

1.1. Lampton College (hereafter referred to as College or The College or LAMPTON COLLEGE) is registered as a private limited company in England and Wales No.7240893 as a Lampton College London UK ltd is a provider of accountancy, business management, travel & tourism, hospitality management, health and Social care English languages and other supplementary courses (hereafter referred to as Course(s) or "The Course(s)) to students. 1.2. By registering and enrolling on the courses, students agree to be legally bound by these present terms and conditions, and as modified from time to time.

3.3. If the application form is signed on behalf of the student by his/her sponsor/guardian/representative, these conditions will still apply.

3.4. All declarations made on admission are accepted in good faith. Any false declaration about qualification or age, or failure to produce documentary evidence of entry qualifications, may result in the expulsion of the student from the course to which he/she has been admitted. In such cases, the student will not be entitled to any refund.

2.1. Lampton College does not collect individual user details, unless a user voluntarily submits such information. Lampton College does not share information with outside sources, and is committed to keeping such information confidential.

2. Privacy

3.5. Lampton College reserves the right to cancel courses, amalgamate classes, change programs at short notice, should the need arise due to lack of demand. 4.1. Source of Funds - Course fees can be paid by the following resources:

4. Fees Policy

3.1. It is the students responsibility to register with the relevant professional body, where Applicable, or enter for any examinations held externally.

3. Admissions & Courses

Students who are unable to produce acceptable evidence of support from their sponsor will be liable for the payment of their fees.

3.2. Unless otherwise stated, fees for courses quoted are for tuition only. Other fees are not included, i.e. registration fees with professional bodies and / or examination boards, examinations fees, books, manuals and so on. 43

4.2 Registration Fees - A non-refundable registration fee must accompany an application for admission. This fee is not refundable under any circumstances unless the application has not been accepted or if the course in which a student has enrolled will not be run.

Terms & Conditions

4.3 Payment of Fees - All students must enroll at the start of their course, and each subsequent year. At that time they must either provide an acceptable written guarantee from an official sponsor accepting responsibility for all fees due or make full payment of their fees and any registration fees for the academic year concerned or elect to pay by installments. Lampton College will only accept student enrolment upon receipt of the relevant payments or sponsor authorization. Those whose funding will come from outside the UK should apply well in advance for the necessary transfer of funds. Lampton College will not accept the postponement of payment of fees because of exchange control problem. Receipt of deposit payment is regarded as an acceptance of the Terms & Conditions of Lampton College. 4.4 Sponsored Students Lampton College London reserves the right to accept the sponsor's guarantee. In case where the guarantee is not acceptable, it is the student's responsibility to pay his/her fees on or before enrolment. 4.5 Payment by Students - Students who are on full time courses lasting more than five months and are financing themselves may pay their tuition fees in a single payment at the time of enrolment or by installments.

Sort Code: 20-38-83 SWIFT-BIC [Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication - Bank Identifier Code]: BARC GB22 IBAN [International Bank Account Number]: GB25 BARC 2038 8353 481786 4.7 Single Payment - This should be paid four weeks before the start date by Personal Cheque, Bank Transfer, Cash or Bank Draft. If the whole fees are not paid after 30 days of start date or other notified date, the student would incur a supplementary charge of 50.

4.6 Bank Details Bank Name: Barclays plc Address: Barclays Hatton Cross Branch Heathrow, Middlesex. Account Name: Lampton College London UK ltd Account Number: 53481786

4.8 Payment by Installments - Students who are on a full time course lasting more than five months and are self-financing may pay by monthly installments. The minimum deposit is 50% of the course fee plus registration fee. This is due a minimum of four weeks before the start date of the course. A supplementary charge of 10% will be added to the tuition fees in case of payment by installments. The remaining fees will be divided equally into a maximum of four payments. Students paying by installments must make a payment every month on the specified date. The final installment must be paid no later than the fourth month of the course. The facility to pay by installments will be withdrawn from students who fail to meet installment deadlines. Students who have tuition fees outstanding after the fourth month of the course will not be allowed to sit any formal examinations until the fees have been paid in full. 4.9 Late Payments - A penalty charge of 25 will be applied in all instances where payment has not been received by Lampton College by the required date and each time a reminder letter is sent. Lampton College does not accept any reason for delay in payment. Any transaction rejected by the bank will be classified as late payment and charges applied accordingly.

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4.10 Conditions for Enrolment & Admission Policy - The College assume that all prospective students will have thought long enough about taking up a course and therefore applying for admission. However, no matter how well intentioned one is the College understands that there are many reasons for wishing to withdraw from a course, both before and after courses have commenced. Consequently, the College policy on refund of fees upon withdrawal shall be as follows: 4.10.1 Once a student has been assigned a CAS (confirmation of acceptance) enrolled, no refund is permitted. 4.10.2 No refund is permitted or shall be made when a student withdraws once classes have commenced.

4.10.6 Refund Procedure - Whenever a student or prospective student decides to initiate a request for refund, this must be done in writing to the Registrar. The request will be processed in term of existing policy and if a decision is made, it will be conveyed to the applicant in writing. 4.10.7 Refund Time - Although the College will always Endeavour to respond to refund requests with a sense of urgency, but under normal circumstances it takes up to ten weeks to process a refund.

4.10.3 In case where a prospective student is refused student visa, the College will refund fees paid less 400 administration charges. However, in such event, no refund will be made unless the College has received all original copies of the College letters of enrolment plus an original copy of refusal from the appropriate immigration authority.

4.10.4 No refund is permitted or shall be made if a Confirmation of acceptance (CAS) has been to a applicant/prospective student or enters in UK on a student visa obtained. 4.10.5 No refund is permitted or shall be made when a student decides not to apply for student Visa after assigned a CAS or further leave to remain in U.K. 45

4.10.8 Transfer of Fees to another Person - From time to time, students who fail to attend College for bonafide reasons normally request the College to transfer the fees to a relative or friends account. If and when the College decides to accept such request, the fee will be transferred in full less 400 administration charges. The College is under no obligation to honor such requests and decisions are at the discretion of The Principal/Management. If the transfer is in favour of an existing student, the College will credit the account of the student and under no circumstances the College will refund the Fees directly to a student when the students account is in debit. 5.1. Full refund of tuition fees will be made if Lampton College London is unable to offer advertised course due to insufficient student enrolment or any other reason.

5. Full Refund

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6.1. Refunds will be made to the person or organization that initially made the payment on receipt of all original documents.

6. Payment of Refunds

7.1. Students are expected to attend classes regularly, Lampton College reserve the right to terminate a student's course of study if attendance is below 80%. Lampton College reserves the right to forfeit the tuition fees of students, if they miss ten expected contacts that are late, absent or leaving early and poor course progress etc. The UK Border Agency requires that students miss no more than 10 expected contacts during the academic year. This is described in the Colleges Attendance and monitoring policy

7. Attendance

delay in the performance of its obligations under these terms and conditions caused by circumstances beyond that party's reasonable control

10.1. If any provision of these terms and conditions is held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid or unenforceable, then such provision shall be enforced to the maximum extent permissible so as to affect the intent of these terms and conditions, and the remainder of the terms and conditions shall continue in full force and effect.

10. Severance

8.1. Each party will indemnify the other in respect of any costs, claims, demands, losses or liabilities (including reasonable legal fees) incurred by the indemnified party as a result of or arising in any way from a claim by a third party which results from any breach of the provisions contained in these Terms and Conditions.

8. Indemnity

11.1. These terms and conditions shall be governed by the laws of England and the student agrees to abide to the jurisdiction of the English courts.

11. Law & Jurisdiction

9.1. Lampton College shall not be liable to any student for any indirect or consequential loss, including loss of data, profit or business however caused. Lampton College aggregate liability to any student, caused by breach of contract, negligence or otherwise (except in relation to death or personal injury), shall not in any event exceed either 1,000 or the amount that has been paid by the student, whichever is the lower. Neither party shall be liable to the other for any failure or

9. Disclaimer

12.2 Lampton College London adhere to comply with all rules, regulations and Guidance note issued time to time as set out in the Tier 4 guidelines for students by UKBA. It is expected of all students to comply with all formalities, failing which students may get de-registered and UKBA will be notified with immediate effect.

12. UKBA Compliance

The Terms and Conditions are reviewed by Lampton College London from time to time. There is no guarantee that the conditions for payment or refund of fees will remain the same from year to year. All students must comply with the current Terms and Conditions. Lampton College London reserves the right to change or amend the Terms and Conditions from time to time without prior notice. If you do not understand any part of the Terms & Conditions please contact the College for assistance.

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Location Map
Please note whilst Lampton College London makes every effort to ensure that contents in this documents are free of errors before publishing, content may be subject to change at any time without prior notice. Lampton College cannot guarantee the provision of all courses in the event of circumstances beyond its control and reserves the right to make changes or cancel any course without notice, should this be necessary. In the event of any course being discontinued, we will make all reasonable efforts to find students a place on a suitable alternative course. Some images are used for illustration purpose only and do not represent Lampton College London

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