Q. Who can I speak to over the phone or email regarding general enquiries?
A. You can contact our enquiries line by calling 0207 447 3722 or email academic@tavi-port.org
Q. How can I get a prospectus?
A. You can get a prospectus in 3 ways:
Q. How can I get an application form?
A. You download an application form for the relevant course from our website, contact the enquiries line by phone or email, or by collecting one in person from the Department of Training and Postgraduate Education at the Tavistock.
Q. How much does a course cost?
A. Fees are course specific, and can be obtained via the fees and funding tab located on the training page. If you want to speak to someone in person, please don’t hesitate to contact our enquiries line on 0207 4473722.
Q. Does the Tavistock provide any form of bursary or funding for students if they enrol on a course?
A. There is a small fund available to students who are having difficulties paying their fees once they are on the course. Applications can be made to the fund in January and June and are only open to students currently studying and whose financial situation has changed since they began the course which could prevent them from continuing. This option should not be relied on by students as the fund is limited and provided to those in exceptional circumstances.
Q. What other financial support is available to me?
A. There are various options available depending on which course you choose to study.
Q. Am I entitled to Travel concessions?
A. Those age 18+ enrolled on a full time course of 15 tuition led hours per week or more based on a minimum 14 weeks can apply for the Student 18+ Oyster card. Most of our courses are part-time and therefore do no meet the full time course criteria. If you are unsure if this applies to you and you want to speak to someone contact our enquiries line on 0207 4473722 or email academic@tavi-port.org
Q. I don’t want to commit myself to a whole year of study at this stage. Do you offer courses of shorter length?
A. Yes. We have a growing selection of short courses and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses of varying lengths, some 3 hours long some 10 weeks long. We are always developing new short courses that directly relate to your working experience. Go to the CPD or the short course section under the Training pages to find a course suited to you.
