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Funding and Financial Support
Our Financial Support Hub is designed to provide a clear and simplified overview of the most frequently asked questions regarding funding your course and receiving financial assistance.
Our aim is to guide you through the complexities of financial support, making the process as straightforward as possible to understand.
Full-time courses for students aged between 16 and 18 are free
Who pays fees?
The rules around course fees are complicated, they depend on age, prior learning, and your personal circumstances. As part of your application to Peterborough College the Admissions Team will assess you individually and identify if you are required to pay a fee. If you are aged 19 or over, there is a chance there is a fee to pay, depending on government funding available. For all courses there are a range of funding options, these are covered in this guidance.
Supporting learners to achieve more
IEG Educational Trust
The Inspire Education Group (IEG) Educational Trust was set up in 2011 to support learners at Peterborough and Stamford Colleges. The fund is backed by donations from the Group and the local community and helps students reach their potential through scholarships and bursaries.
The Trust can support students who demonstrate:
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Vocational, academic or sporting excellence
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A need to overcome a barrier to learning
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Financial barriers that may limit access to education
16 to 19 Financial Support
Stamford College can offer financial support to any student from low-income households who face the greatest barriers to continuing in education or training.
Self-Funding Course Fees
If you will be self-funding your tuition fees there are some key terms and conditions which you need to know.
Advanced Learner Loan
Advanced Learner Loans to support the cost of your course fees may be available to the students studying a Level 3 to 6 qualifications.
Employer Funding
If your employer is funding your course, you will need to provide evidence and authorisation.
Withdrawing
If you are considering withdrawing from your course, the first point of contact is to talk to your tutor.
Get in touch
Should you have any other concerns not covered, or you wish to seek further clarification, please contact us.
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