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British Royal College Fee Structure
What is included in my fees?
- Face to face classes Monday – Friday from 07:30 – 14:00 with qualified and highly experienced teachers at The British Royal College
- Small classrooms with individual student support (maximum of 15 students per class)
- Cambridge endorsed materials for use at school and at home (Cambridge University Press)
- Extensive exam preparation workshops for all International GCSE and AS Level students
- Cambridge global perspectives series for students stage 7-AS Level: teaching skills students will use their whole life. This series develops life skills such as researching, analysing information, critical thinking, independent thinking, reflection, collaboration and communication
- Four progress reports each year
- Pro-active student academic tracking and interventions
- Google classroom per subject: All tasks, homework and assignments
- Lab facilities (consumables levy applies as per info pack)
- Music, art and the Cambridge reading adventures program for stage 1-8 students each week
- Regular study skills and emotional intelligence workshops
- D6 School communicator app for prompt and seamless communication with parents
Additional services:
- Aftercare and homework support: Monday-Friday (14:00-17:00)
- IGCSE & AS Level extra Math
- Afrikaans enrichment
- Lab workshops for home schoolers (Chemistry/Physics/Biology)
- Language workshops for home schoolers (English First Language/Afrikaans as a second language)
- Exam preparation support for home schoolers
BRC student fees:
Please click on the 2022 fees link below:
British Royal College 2022 Info pack
Examination Fees (Only applicable to IGCSE and AS Level students)
*Subject to the Rand/Pound exchange rate or chosen exam center
| Examination Fee | (approx.) R 1 800 – R 2 000 per subject |
| Practical Fee (Sciences, Biology, Art & Design) | R 800 per subject |
| Candidate Admin Fee | R 400 per subject |
Where Will the British International curriculum Take You?
A British international qualification is your educational passport to anywhere in the world.
Learners use British International AS and A Levels to gain places at leading universities worldwide including the UK, Ireland, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India, Singapore, Egypt, Jordan, South Africa, the Netherlands, Germany and Spain.
The Lisbon Convention (an international agreement signed by 50 countries and international organisations, including the European Union, USA, Australia, Canada, Israel and New Zealand) facilitates the recognition of foreign studies among the signatory countries.
Admission to North American Institutions
In countries such as the United States and Canada, good grades in carefully chosen British International A Level subjects can result in up to one year of university course credit.
Over 485 US universities accept British International AS and A levels, including all Ivy League universities.
Research has been carried out to explore whether British International AS and A Levels predict readiness for and continued academic success at US universities. Findings from a number of research studies suggest that the British International programme compares favourably with other, more established, acceleration programmes in the US including Advanced Placement (AP) and the International Baccalaureate (IB).
Admission to UK Institutions
British International AS and A Levels are equivalent to the AS and A Levels taken by learners in the UK, and are accepted for entrance to all UK universities.
UCAS is the centralised admissions service through which students must apply to study at UK universities. Find out about the A Level entry requirements for specific UK university courses by using the UCAS course search service.
UCAS provides international guides that help to explain UK higher education and how to make a university application through UCAS. These guides have been translated into a number of different languages which you can download from the UCAS website.