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In this 3 day course, you will create a series of small oil painting studies that support a final piece using a logical and established creative process. This course unites traditional techniques with experimental, modern approaches that aims to supports your unique perspective to creativity.
You may be eligible for a full fee waiver for this course if your household income is below the following thresholds:
If you receive Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA), Employment and Support Allowance (ESA), or Universal Credit (UC), you may also be eligible. The income cap for Universal Credit is:
You may be eligible for co-funding for this course, meaning you only pay £40.00 if you meet any of the following criteria and your household income is below £27,000:
If your income is between £27,000 and £30,000, you may need to only pay £50.00 for this course.
If your income is over £30,000, you will need to pay the full fee of £75 for this course.
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CloseThis course is typically partly funded by the Department for Education (DfE), which allows us to offer a reduced fee for fee paying learners living in eligible non-devolved (DfE-funded) areas.
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Learners from devolved areas may still apply for a place on this course, however have a different course fees as they will be partly funded by the relevant devolved area. This will be shown after using the Fee Checker available next to this information, or you can contact us directly for confirmation.
Please note that all course fees may be subject to change. If there are any changes after you apply, we will inform you before you are officially enrolled.
CloseThis course is typically partly funded by the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority (WEMCA), which allows us to offer a reduced fee for fee-paying learners living in this eligible devolved area.
The fee shown applies to learners from the West of England devolved area. If you're not sure whether you live in this funded area, please use our Fee Checker to confirm.
Learners from non-devolved (DfE-funded) areas may still apply for a place on this course, but their course fee will differ, as it will not be funded by WEMCA. The correct fee will be shown after using the Fee Checker available next to this information, or you can contact us directly for confirmation.
Please note that all course fees may be subject to change. If there are any changes after you apply, we will inform you before you are officially enrolled.
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CloseThe Advanced Learner Loan assists adults aged 19 and over in covering tuition costs for Level 3 to Level 6 qualifications. Before applying, individuals are advised to check eligibility for free funding options, as taking the loan may impact future entitlements. Eligibility requires UK residency for at least three years or settled status. For those using the loan for an Access to HE course, the loan balance may be written off upon completion of a higher education degree. Additional eligibility criteria may apply.
CloseAdults aged 19 and over may be entitled to free tuition for their first Level 2 or first Level 3 qualification. In some cases, individuals may also qualify for funding when studying a second qualification at these levels, depending on their area of residency and the course level. Additional eligibility criteria may apply.
CloseAdults aged 19 and over enrolled in a course with fees exceeding £50 may be eligible to pay through an instalment plan. This option allows the cost of the course to be spread out, making it more affordable. Additional eligibility criteria may apply.
CloseUK residents of at least three years may qualify if they are studying an eligible Level 3 course. Eligibility requires an annual income below £25,000 or receipt of an approved benefit that meets the criteria for the scheme. Additional eligibility criteria may apply.
CloseUnder the Local Flexibility offer, adults aged 19 and over may be eligible to access this course for free if they earn below a specified threshold, which is currently £25,000. Other qualifying criteria, such as being unemployed, may also apply. Additional eligibility criteria may apply.
CloseAdults aged 19 and over who have not yet achieved a grade C/4 or higher in GCSE English or Maths may access this course for free. This initiative is intended to enhance essential skills for employment and everyday life. Additional eligibility criteria may apply.
CloseDue to the Red weather warning for the region linked to Storm Darragh, the decision has been made to close our WISE campus on Saturday 7 December. All people affected by the cancellation of events at WISE on Saturday will be contacted in due course. Please note, the campus will open as normal on Sunday 8 December. We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.
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