Special needs course fees and payment: questions and answers
Every fee in USD, GBP and INR, fast-track costs and how to pay. Below are 10 questions people ask Google and AI assistants, each answered directly in a few sentences.
What is the fee for a special needs teacher training course?
At London College of Teachers the 120-hour SEN Certificate costs US$325, £275 or ₹23,600 including GST. The Diploma is US$399, the PG Diploma US$475 and the Master Level US$750.
How much is the SEN Diploma?
The 200-hour Diploma in Special Education Needs costs US$399, £340 or ₹29,500 including GST.
How much is the PG Diploma in special education?
The 240-hour PG Diploma costs US$475, £390 or ₹35,400 including GST.
How much is the Master Level in special education?
US$750, £595 or ₹65,000 including GST, with fast-track free.
What is the fast-track fee?
US$45, £35 or ₹3,300 for the Certificate; US$65, £50 or ₹4,700 for the Diploma; US$75, £58 or ₹5,400 for the PG Diploma; free at Master Level.
How much are the child psychology courses?
The Child Psychology Certificate is US$170, £140 or ₹11,800 and the Diploma US$250, £210 or ₹17,700, including GST.
Do the INR fees include GST?
Yes. The published INR fees include GST.
How do I pay?
Online in INR, USD or GBP through the official payment links or as instructed by admissions. Your login is issued after payment.
Can I pay in instalments?
Ask admissions about current options before you enrol.
Is the fee refundable?
Refunds follow London College of Teachers' terms and conditions; read them before paying.
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