Fees and Finance
Don’t let finances hold you back. At Leeds City College, there are lots of ways we can support you with course-related costs.
Fees and Finance Information
Please note, financial support and entitlement to loans and bursaries are evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
To apply for financial support, you must be enrolled on to an eligible Leeds City College course.
If the below information doesn’t answer your questions, you may be able to find out more information from our policies or useful resources.
For more information on how to pay your tuition fees please click here.
16-19 Year Olds
Adult Learners (19+)
Adult/Part-time courses
Fees for part-time and adult learning (19+) courses will vary, so please contact us for further information. Some of these courses are not funded by the government, which means that they are not eligible for waivers or concessions.
Adult education course fees can be found alongside each course in the guide. Long course fees and fees over £100 may be paid by an instalment plan. Please contact us for more information.
Adult Learning (19+)
Fees for adult learning (19+) courses will vary dependant on the level of study and personal circumstances, so please contact us for further information.
Fee concessions may be available dependant on personal circumstances and level of study. Please contact us for further details.”
Policies and useful resources
Fees Policy 2021/22
Learner Support Fund Policy
Student Privacy Notice
Financial and Welfare Support for 16-19 Students
Financial and Welfare Support for 19+ Students
Learner Support Frequently Asked Questions
Benefits information: gov.uk
Adult education budget (AEB): funding rates and formula 2022 to 2023 – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
Eligibility for Advanced Learner Loans: gov.uk.
Student Finance England for Advanced Learner Loan applications: slc.co.uk.
Information on fees and funding are correct at the time of publication, however may be subject to change due to college and government policy decisions.
Appeals
Students have the right to appeal a decision. This must be in writing to the Student Funds Manager within 21 days of receiving confirmation of an award or a rejection. The letter should set out the reasons for the appeal plus any further evidence to support the appeal. The decision of the Student Funds Manager will be given in writing within 14 days.