Enrolment Requirements & Course Fees

Level 6 Diploma Courses – Enrolment Requirements

Basic IT skills + equipment and software required to undertake the course (e.g. Windows or equivalent, Microsoft office, Skype access)

A minimum of 5 GCSE’s (grade C and above, including Mathematics & English)

2 A levels (or equivalent) or BTEC Extended Diploma or Access to Higher Education Diploma

English Proficiency – students for whom English is not their native language must achieve a score of 7 (or higher) in the four components of the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) (or its equivalent).

NB:
Some candidates who wish to study at BCNH may require an interview with a member of the BCNH academic team. Interviews may take place via video-conference – e.g. Skype or Zoom.

Enrolment Process

To apply for the BCNH Diploma in Nutrition & Lifestyle Medicine, you must submit the following:

	1.	Electronically completed and signed Application Form which includes a personal statement in support of your application (you may need to download the latest Acrobat Reader to complete the form online). If your application is successful, we will email you a Place Offer letter and a Learning Agreement.
	2.	A curriculum vitae (CV)

	3.	A certified copy of all relevant qualifications

	4.	A certified copy of your passport (or other formal photo identification)

The application will be assessed by the college on the basis of the information provided on the Application Form. Therefore it is important that this form is carefully completed. If a form is not completed electronically and / or without an e-signature, it will be rejected by the college. Please see or Admission Policy for further information.

Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL)

As per our Admission Policy, if you’ve recently studied some of our syllabus as part of your previous qualification or study, and if we believe that the subjects have been covered in the same breadth and depth as at BCNH, this may exempt you from particular modules taught on the BCNH Diploma in Nutrition & Lifestyle Medicine.

Applicants who wish to apply for APL will be asked to complete the BCNH APL Form and submit evidence accordingly.

Submission of an APL request does not guarantee that the application will be successful, however the academic team will do their best to accommodate the individual needs of a student.

Mature Students

BCNH welcomes applications from mature students (aged 21+) who do not hold the above qualifications but possess relevant work / life experience. Applications will be considered on an individual basis and will take account of current commitments and motivation to study.

Overseas Qualifications

Holders of overseas qualifications must provide evidence that their qualifications are equivalent to the GCSE’s and A Levels described above.

If you hold international qualifications, you can check to see how your qualifications compare to UK qualifications by submitting them to UK NARIC. NARIC will provide you with a Statement of Comparability which should be submitted with your application to study with BCNH.

BCNH Course Fees (20 – 23)

BCNH students can pay their fees as follows:

A full academic year in advance
Term or a Module in advance (Term 1 module fees are due by 15th August 2020; other module fees are due 3 weeks before a module starts)

A breakdown of BCNH Diploma fees is available here.


Attendance Level-6 Diploma in Nutrition & Lifestyle Medicine (3.5 years, part-time, with clinical practice – blended learning) (240 credits)		£17,950

Online Level-6 Diploma in Nutrition & Lifestyle Medicine (4 years, part-time, with clinical practice – blended learning) (240 credits)		£14,870

Students can pay their fees a year in advance or per module. Individual module fees are available here.

What is included in the Diploma Course Fees?

		Expert lecturers – we hire lecturers who are experts in their field, so you will be taught about the latest research and developments in nutrition.
		Classroom seminar attendance (attendance students only), live-streaming, video recordings, audio recording and lecture notes are included in the fees.
		Student support – academic and pastoral support from Personal Tutors and Programme Leaders. Each year you will have a Personal Tutor who will also monitor your progress.
		Assignment webinars – these are regularly scheduled to help you understand assignment requirements.
		Online quizzes – provide you with a useful tool to consolidate your learning and can be attempted as many times as you like
		Online student forums – these are monitored by tutors and programme leaders to help you with any academic issues. All students share each other’s Q & As, so they can learn from each other.
		Summative assessments – following each module completion students are required to pass summative assignments (usually two parts – e.g. an essay, an online test, a menu plan, a case study report, etc.)
Books on the reading list, resit examinations, assignment re-submissions and private tuition are not included in the course fee and are payable separately.

We look forward to hearing from you!

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0 207 433 2555

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