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Paying in instalments -1. By post dated cheques. 2. by Paypal & Cheques
1. Send 3 cheques made out to PClements for full course fee with a copy of your enrolment form or online registration form as follows : 1st cheque should have the current date and the other 2 cheques must be dated exactly one month and 2 months later. On receipt of the first payment, email courses should be up and running within 24 hours, postal courses within 10 working days. 2. To enable a same day start: Send the first instalment by Paypal to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Then Register for payment on line as though paying by cheque. Leave the web site prior to payment section. The same day you should please: a: post the Registration Form with 2 x post dated cheques (which must be dated exactly one and two months later) b, advise us by email the date of posting your cheques and the course on which you are enrolling and paying initial instalment for by Paypal. Full Tutor SupportAvailable for Level 1 only : + £46.00. For those who struggle with reading or writing Full Tutor Support is available. However, answer guidance is provided with the Long Course Study Packs. Most people find that this is sufficient to help them with their assignments and set work questions - you can check your work as you progress through the course. All students have FREE TUTOR SUPPORT and may write, email or telephone their tutor for help and advice during their course. Shared CoursesAvailable for Level 1 only : + £40.00. Shared courses are an option available on the Level 1 long course only.This option allows one parent and child, or husband and wife, living at the same address to share the course material. Should your circumstancs fall outside these criteria please telephone the office to discuss your situation personally. However, please note that we cannot offer this to friends and may require proof of relationship in certain circumstances.The cost is just £40.00 for the extra person. All students must complete an enrolment form. The assignments for both students should be sent in at the same time which will be checked by their course tutor. The BHS exam option is available to both. The extra £40.00 for the shared persons fee must be sent at the same time as enrolment forms. It cannot be split between instalment payments. BHS Horse Owner’s CertificatesLong Course Enrolment: You do not need to decide just yet whether you wish to sit the BHS exam. If you wish to sit the exam this fee is payable only when you reach Study Pack 5 (Pack 8 in Level 3). BHS HOC Level 1 & 2 exam is available to UK & Eire individual long course students, at £50.00. Overseas students see below. BHS HOC Level 3 students at £55.00. In UK, the option to sit the BHS Horse Owner’s Certificates exams is subject to the following conditions:
In most cases we are able to successfully locate a suitable person. The appointed inviglator will bring the exam paper to your home and oversee the exam. In the unlikely event that we are unable to locate a suitable invigilator within a reasonable time, we will refund the £50.00 exam fee less an administration charge of £10.Those who successfully complete our courses, are also eligible for Lingfield Certification. Details below. Invigilation Fees
We follow the BHS exam guidelines very strictly.For this reason no Lingfield Correspondence student has ever had an exam result or Certificate withdrawn. Lingfield Equine Certificates
Available at the end of both long and short courses to those who successfully complete the required assignments. There is a small admin fee of £15 to cover the tutor checked assignment and issue of an LEC certificate at the end of your long course. The Lingfield Certificate and Intermediate Diplomas states that the student has "Successfully completed the theory for the BHS Horse Owner’s Certicates" at the relevant level. Overseas StudentsOverseas Students must be English speaking and competent with written English too. Extra postage for overseas students :
Funding and GrantsIt is worth checking the following organisations and schemes: Business Link, Lantra, Rural Enterprise Schemes, Defra if you are a smallholder or farmer, and also your local Citizens Advice Bureau to see if there are any charities offering support for learning. The job centre may also advise if there is any funding or support available for you in your particular circumstances Those aiming to start a business or work as a self employed person would do well to contact Business Link. This is a national organisation which may prove a useful source of funding via the EU. Even as a one man band/sole trader you are a ‘business’ e.g. riding instructor, grooms service, livery yard or mobile tack shop. You might get help with buying a new computer, training or even setting up a web site.
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