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Program Fees 2010The tuition fee does not include the cost of books, photocopying, extramural activities or pocket money.Fees do include 14% government tax (VAT). 
Class dates 2010: (15 weeks each)Term 1: 11th January – 23rd April Term 2: 10th May – 20th August Term 3: 6th September – 17th December
Incidentals
General, Business and Intensive English The application fee must be paid when your application form is sent to the school. In addition, a registration fee must be paid for every term you plan to attend. Banking Details Payment of your fees for the course may be done through your local bank by bank transfer and forex. Our banking details are:
Include your name as the reference on the deposit and fax (+27-21-8528859) or email (ties@english.za.net) the school to inform us that your payment has been made. The South African Government requires that all international students pay their fees in advance and attend full-time studies. The Government also requires a repatriation guarantee to be paid to the Embassy in your country when you apply for a study visa for more than one year. When you return to your country after your studies are finished this will be refunded. Refunds 10% administrative fee is retained on all cancellations made less than a month before you start your course. Students who begin a course but fail to complete it will not be refunded. Payment Options For all students who do not hold a South African passport and/or Identity Document, the full tuition fee must be paid in advance. This is a South African government requirement. A study visa will not be granted by the Embassy until proof is received from the school that the full amount has been paid. Money Matters To help you calculate how much money you will need to study in South Africa, as of June 2010 the exchange rate was U.S. $1.00 to R13. Using the US $ figure: A full year's school fees in 2010 would be $3000. Home-stay accommodation would be $400 per month. For self-catering accommodation food is inexpensive, except for imported items so allow $150 maximum per month. Clothes are also well priced and a good selection of up-to-date designs are available. What You Get For Your Money
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