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Fees for Students Attending the College

The 2010 fees for the whole year - $3,275.00.

Note: These are due by the beginning of classes in 2010

In addition to Tuition Fees, students need to consider and budget for the following:

	Estimated Costs in 2010	Human Health	Animal Health
Year 1:	Books & Stationery Printed Handouts Moderation fees Total:	$400.50•   $32.30   $75.00 $507.80•	$421.50•   $38.30   $75.00 $534.80•
Year 2:	Books & Stationery Clinical Training Fees: (approx. 25 hours) Printed Handout Moderation Fees Total:	$357.50•   $227.50     $33.40   $125.00 $743.40•	$445.00•  $227.50    $38.40  $125.00 $835.90•
Year 3:	Books & Stationery Clinical Training Fees: (approx. 25 hours) Clinical Assessments Printed Handouts Moderation Fees Total:	$336.50•   $227.50   $300.00     $41.90   $125.00 $1030.90•	$213.50• $227.50   $300.00   $ 48.90  $125.00 $914.90•
Year 4	Books & Stationery Clinical Training Fees: (approx. 25 hours) ClinicalAssessments Printed Handouts NZQA Reporting Fee for year four Unit Standards NZQA Diploma fee Total:	$125.00•   $227.50   $420.00     $33.80   $310.00     $15.00 $1131.30•	$125.00•   $227.50   $420.00     $40.80       $85.00 $898.30•

(Prices may vary due to exchange rates and book availability from various suppliers.)

Note:

• The College reserves the right to alter prices if NZQA compliance and other costs rise.
• First Aid certification (Unit Standard 6401 and 6402) must be current at the time of graduation. Students are responsible for obtaining this certification in their own time and expense. St Johns and Red Cross offer classes. Students are also responsible for ensuring that the course provider reports these units.
• Attending students who are unable to attend a weekend seminar may request the distance learning dvds of that unit be sent to them. A processing fee of $60.00 will be required for that additional service.

Fees to go to the following bank account:
Account name: Public Trust-Bay of Plenty College of Homeopathy Ltd
Bank and Branch: BNZ, North End branch, Wellington
Account number: 02 0536 0305865 01
Reference to be used: 7713908TR01

College Policy Regarding Student Entitlements

Students are responsible for their own applications for student loans, allowances, training incentive allowances, or any other entitlements eg, sickness and invalid benefits.

The College is responsible for verifying enrolments and course start and finish dates, or providing enrolment details to relevant agencies.

The College does not offer any advice regarding entitlements.

Contact details for WINZ and StudyLink are as follows:

StudyLink - visit the StudyLink Apply On-line site at: sao.studylink.govt.nz

WINZ - www.workandincome.govt.nz

Fees for Distance Learning within New Zealand

Echoes Flexible Distance Learning

2010 Distance Learning Fees for the Whole Year, 10 units paid in advance: $3,275.00

Video Deposit - All distance students pay a one-off, refundable deposit: $50.00

Echoes Course Related Costs
The estimates above (2010 Tuition fees) also apply to distance students.

Distance Fees to go to the following bank account:
Account name: Public Trust-Bay of Plenty College of Homeopathy Ltd
Bank and Branch: BNZ, North End branch, Wellington
Account number: 02 0536 0305865 01
Reference to be used: 7713908TR01

Notes:
First Aid certification (US 6401 and 6402) must be current at the time of graduation. Students are responsible for obtaining this certification in their own time and at their own expense. St Johns and Red Cross offer free classes.

Distance students are required to attend College seminars once in Year 2, twice in Year 3 and three times in Year 4. Students will need to budget for travel costs which are variable depending on the distance to travel and accommodation options.

College reserves the right to alter prices if NZQA compliance and other costs rise. (All fees include GST @ 12.5%)

The 2010 fees and course related costs will be set by September 2009 and prospective students will be advised.

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