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FAQs
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| 1. Where is Griffith College? |
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The College is located in the heart of North Finchley, near to the high street the major shopping area of Inner London.
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| 2. Is Griffiith College internationally recognised? |
| Griffith Collegeis accredited by the Accreditation Service for International Colleges (ASIC) See Accreditation page for details. The qualifications offered at the College are externally accredited and verified and are therefore recognised internationally. |
| 3. What subjects are taught at the College? |
| Computer Studies, Business Studies, Travel Industry Studies, English as a Foreign Language, See the individual Course pages for more details. We are offering up to Level 7 courses at our college. |
| 4. What qualifications must I have before I can study at Griffith College? |
| Adult students can only come to the UK as a Tier 4 general student to study courses at level 3 or above of the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) which is a course of study at GCE “A” level or a similar standard in your own country. This means you must already have qualifications at a minimum of NQF 2 or GCE “O” level or a similar standard in your own country. For courses at NQF level 4-6 (degree level courses) you will need higher qualifications so you should check the requirements of your particular course. Most courses at this level will require a minimum prior qualification at NQF level 3. |
| 5. How long are the Courses? |
| All Courses (apart from English as a Foreign Language) are for a minimum of 1 year duration, although most students enroll on a course of study through which they can progress to Advanced Diploma or Post-Graduate Diploma level. Courses usually start in January, April/May and August/September/October. |
| 6. How much does it cost? |
| See the Courses &Fees page for details of individual Courses. |
| 7. How do I apply? |
| You must send us a correctly completed application form together with evidence of your educational qualifications and passport details. We then record your details and consider your application. If you are offered a place to study at the College you will be asked to pay fees or a deposit. Click on Admission on home page for more details on how you can apply, and how to make your payment. Please note that we do not accept payments by credit card. |
| 8. What happens after I make my payment to enroll in the College? |
| Once our bank clears your payment a place is reserved for you for the Term intake that you wish to begin studying, and we send you your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) by first class mail, which is needed before a Student Visa can be issued to you in your country. |
| 9. How do I get a Student Visa? |
| You must apply to the British Embassy or Consulate for a Student Entry Visa. |
| 10. Does the College write to the Embassy? |
| No. We are not allowed to influence the Embassy. |
| 11. Do you give financial help or sponsorship to Students? |
| No. The College does not give financial help or sponsor Students. |
| 12. Can you send me the College Prospectus and an application form by post? |
| The College is currently updating its prospectus. We can send you an application form but the postal method will take much longer than if you download by using our Website.
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