Accommodation prices (per person, per week) US$ GB£

LA BM L O

Homestay Half-board

Low season* (Single) 245 110 140 140

High season* (Single) 245 135 160 160

High season* (Twin) 190 110 140 140

Homestay Self-catering (Single)

Low season* 215 90 120 120

High season* 215 115 140 140

Homestay Extra (Single, ensuite, half-board)

Low season* – 180 180 –

High season* – 200 200 –

Year round residence (Low season*)

Premium residence

— single, self-catering 400 125 195 145

— single, half-board – 198 – –

— twin, self-catering 300 – 155 –

Student residence

— single, self-catering – – 155 –

— single, half-board – 182 195 –

— twin, self-catering – – 135 –

— twin, half-board – – 175 –

Student houses/apartments 450 – 135 135

Year round residence (High season*)

Premium residence

— single, self-catering 400 165 195 185

— single, half-board – 238 – –

— twin, self-catering 300 130 155 –

— twin, half-board – 203 – –

Student residence

— single, self-catering – – 155 –

— single, half-board – 222 195 –

— twin, self-catering – – 135 –

— twin, half-board – 165 175 –

Student houses/apartments 450 – 160 160

Summer residence

Single, self-catering 400 152 155 –

Single, half-board – 202 195 202

* Low season: 2 January to 19 June and 14 August to 18 December 2011 inclusive High season: 19 June to 14 August 2011 inclusive

www.kingscolleges.com* Subject to confirmation by Examination Board

English courses 2011Key: LA: Los Angeles BM: Bournemouth L: London O: Oxford

Notes:

Homestay Self-catering Minimum age: 18

Student houses/apartments Single. Shared bathroom, self-catering. Minimum age: 18

Premium Student ResidenceLos Angeles (Hollywood): En suite. Self-catering. Minimum age: 16

Bournemouth: En suite. Twin rooms available July and August only. Minimum age: 16

London (Canary Wharf): Shared bathroom. Minimum age: 17

Oxford (Slade Park): En suite. Bookings of 24+ weeks only. Minimum age: 18

Student ResidenceBournemouth: En suite at student hotel. Twin rooms available July and August only. Minimum age: 18

London (Crystal Palace): Shared bathrooms (1:3). Minimum age: 16 (14 for summer groups).

Summer ResidenceBournemouth (Lyme Regis House): En suite. Available 3 July to 28 August. Minimum age: 16 (13 for summer groups)

Oxford (Crescent Hall): Shared bathroom, meals taken at College. Available 20 June to 22 August. Minimum age: 16

Los Angeles and London (Crystal Palace): As year round residence

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Tuition prices US$ GB£

Code LA BM L O

General English courses

Compact Course (tuition per week)

2 – 11 weeks CC 300 215 226 –

12 – 23 weeks CC 290 188 199 –

24+ weeks CC 270 177 188 199

Intensive Course (tuition per week)

2 – 11 weeks GI 375 250 263 278

12 – 23 weeks GI 350 224 237 252

24+ weeks GI 315 213 224 237

Diploma of English (full course price)

Intensive 24 weeks IIS 6,840 4,368 4,608 4,872

Intensive 34 weeks IIY 8,500 5,848 6,188 6,528

Compact 24 weeks ICS 6,120 – – –

Compact 34 weeks ICY 7,820 – – –

Exam preparation courses

Cambridge CAE Cambridge FCE (full course price)

Compact 10 weeks (CAE/FCE) ACC/FCC – 2,150 2,260 –

Compact 12 weeks (CAE/FCE) ACC/FCC – 2,256 2,388 –

Intensive 10 weeks (CAE/FCE) ACI/FCI – 2,500 2,630 2,780

Intensive 12 weeks (CAE/FCE) ACI/FCI – 2,688 2,844 3,024

TOEFL iBT Preparation (tuition per week)

2 – 4 weeks LATP 375 – – –

5 – 12 weeks LATP 360 – – –

13+ weeks LATP 340 – – –

IELTS Preparation

Full course price (6 weeks) PI – 1,500 – 1,668

Price per week PI – – 263 –

Extra week – 250 – 278

Super Intensive IELTS (full course price) L/OIE – – 635 670

Exam fees (subject to change)

FCE – 103 103 –

CAE – 106 106 –

IELTS – 115* 115* 115*

TOEFL iBT 170* – – –

English Plus courses (tuition per week)

English Plus Art and Design

4 – 11 weeks OAT – – – 304

12 – 23 weeks OAT – – – 278

24+ weeks OAY – – – 265

English Plus Film Studies and Filmmaking

12 weeks LAEF 385 – – –

English Plus Tourism and Hospitality

6 weeks / 12 weeks BET – 275 – –

English Plus Business and Finance

2 – 11 weeks LEB – – 289 –

12 – 23 weeks LEB – – 260 –

24+ weeks LEB – – 246 –

Vacation courses (tuition per week)

Vacation Course SV 280 242 252 263

Vacation Extra VE – 308 319 –

Course start dates 2011

Intensive Course Every Monday (4 January – 5 December)

Compact Course Every Monday (4 January – 5 December)

Diploma of English (24 and 34 weeks)

10 January, 11 April, 19 September

Cambridge FCE* 4 January (10 weeks)

21 March, 12 September (12 weeks)

Cambridge CAE* 4 January (10 weeks)

21 March, 12 September (12 weeks)

TOEFL iBT Preparation Course Every Monday (4 January – 5 December)

IELTS Preparation Course Bournemouth and Oxford: 10 January, 21 February, 4 April, 16 May, 27 June,

8 August, 19 September, 31 October

London: Every Monday (4 January – 5 December)

Super Intensive IELTS Oxford: 14 February, 7 March, 4 April, 31 May, 4 July, 18 July, 1 August, 15 August,

22 August, 10 October, 7 November, 21 November

London: 4 July, 18 July, 1 August, 15 August, 22 August, 10 October, 24 October,

7 November, 21 November

English Plus Art and Design Every Monday (4 January – 5 December)

English Plus Film Studies and Filmmaking 10 January, 4 April, 27 June, 19 September

English Plus Tourism and Hospitality Tourism: 10 January, 4 April, 27 June, 19 September

Hospitality: 21 February, 16 May, 8 August, 31 October

English Plus Business and Finance 4 January, 7 February, 7 March, 4 April, 3 May, 6 June, 4 July, 1 August, 5

September, 3 October, 7 November, 5 December

Vacation Course 20 June, 27 June, 4 July, 11 July, 18 July, 25 July, 1 August, 8 August, 15 August

Vacation Extra 20 June, 27 June, 4 July, 11 July, 18 July, 25 July, 1 August, 8 August, 15 August

Supplements and other charges US$ GB£

LA BM L O

Enrolment fee 130 65 65 65

One-to-one lessons(per 45 minute session) 65 40 50 50

Certificate of Acceptance to Study* – 10 10 10

Laundry

(1 wash per week, homestay only) – 5 5 5

Arrival transfer (one way, per person)

LAX 130 – – –

Burbank 100 – – –

Long Beach 175 – – –

Heathrow – 142 100 131

Heathrow Economy˚ (ages 16+) – 42 – –

Heathrow Economy including

check in service˚

(compulsory for under 16s) – 72 – –

Gatwick – 163 100 170

Stansted – 200 125 170

St. Pancras – 175 65 –

Luton – 200 140 131

Bournemouth – 40 – –

* Needed to obtain a UK visa if required

˚ Available every Sunday between 19 June – 21 August for flights arriving between 10.00 – 17.00

* Please note that Cambridge Exams take place mid-week so students will need to book an additional accommodation week

Enrolment FormPlease complete this form in BLOCK CAPITALS

Student details

Family name:

First names:

Date of birth: d d / m m / y y Male Female

Country of birth: Current citizenship:

Own language:

Home address:

Telephone: Mobile phone:

Fax: Student’s email:

Emergency phone: Passport number: Passport expiry date: m m / y y

How did you hear about Kings?

Current level of English

Beginner Elementary Pre-intermediate Lower-Intermediate

Intermediate Upper-intermediate Pre-Advanced Advanced

Course details

Course name: Course code (see prices page):

Course start date: d d / m m / y y Course end date: d d / m m / y y Number of weeks:

One-to-one lessons Number per week (if known):

Location: Los Angeles Bournemouth London Oxford

Accommodation details

Homestay Half-board — single / twin Homestay Self-catering — single / twin Homestay Extra (available at London, Bournemouth)

Student house/apartment (available at Los Angeles, London, Oxford)

Premium residence — single (available at Bournemouth, London, Los Angeles, Oxford) / twin (available at Bournemouth, London, Los Angeles)

Student residence (available at Bournemouth, London) — single / twin

Summer residence (available at Bournemouth, Oxford)

Accommodation dates:

Arrival: d d / m m / y y Departure: d d / m m / y y Smoking Non-smoking

Please provide details of any special requirements regarding health, diet or religion:

Airport transfer details

Please tick the required transfer service:

Arrival only Departure only Arrival and departure Not required

Arrival: Date: d d / m m / y y Flight number:

Departure airport: Arrival airport:

Departure: Date: d d / m m / y y Flight number:

Departure airport: Arrival airport:

Local agent/representative

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Agent use only

Promotional code or scholarship details:

Payment of fees

Amount to pay

A: Course fees (tuition only) £/$ F: Certificate of Acceptance to Study (if required) £/$

B: Accommodation fees £/$ G: Insurance (if required) £

C: Additional lessons (if required) £/$ H: Laundry (if required) £

D: Enrolment fee £65/$130 I: Credit card surcharge

E: Airport transfers (if required) £/$ (2 or 3.5% if relevant) £/$

Total to pay £/$

Payment

Amount to be paid at time of enrolment. Tick A, B or C. (Full fees must be paid if enroling less than four weeks in advance.)

A. £185 (£120 deposit, £65 enrolment fee)/$130 B. £195 (£120 deposit, £65 enrolment fee, £10 CAS fee)/$130 C. Full fees

Payment by credit card:

I hereby authorise the Kings Colleges to charge GB£/US$ to my credit card.

Type of card: Visa Mastercard American Express

Credit Card Number:

Expiry date: m m / y y Credit card security code (final 3 digits of number on back of card. 4 digits on front of Amex cards):

Name of cardholder:

Address of cardholder:

Signature of cardholder:

Important: if you pay by credit card at the time of enrolment, the balance of fees will be automatically debited from your credit card 4 weeks before the start of the

course unless you notify us of payment by a different method. Please note that a 2% surcharge applies to credit card bookings (3.5% for AMEX).

Other payment method: Bank transfer UK cheque Cash Travellers cheques

Payment by cheque: Kings accepts sterling cheques and euro cheques. If sending a euro cheque, please ensure that sufficient euros are sent to cover the sterling value and the bank

conversion rates. Please fax a copy and post the original cheque to the College you have selected. Please ensure that the student’s name is shown clearly on the fax

and on the back of the cheque. Please make your cheque payable to the College you have selected (see “account name” in the table below).

Payment by Bank Transfer: Please send the payment to the bank of the College you have selected (see table below for bank details). Bank transfers take 2 – 4 weeks to arrive in the UK. Please

remember that we must receive payment 4 weeks before the start of the course. Please ensure that the student’s full name is shown clearly on the bank transfer.

Please fax a copy of the bank transfer to Kings with the enrolment form and give the student a copy of the transfer to take to College with them.

College Bank Details Kings Los Angeles Kings Bournemouth Kings London Kings OxfordAccount name Kings Los Angeles Kings Bournemouth Kings London Kings OxfordBank name CHASE Allied Irish Bank Allied Irish Bank Allied Irish BankAccount number 924518681 00437009 00439054 00438080Routing/sort code 322271627 23-85-89 23-85-89 23-85-89IBAN – GB43 AIBK 2385 8900 4370 09 GB21 AIBK 2385 8900 4390 54 GB32 AIBK 2385 8900 4380 80Bank Swift Code CHASUS33 AIBKGB2L AIBKGB2L AIBKGB2LPlease note when using the swift code you must also give full details including bank name and routing/sort code, account name and number.

I hereby enrol for a course at my designated Kings College for the period shown above, and accept the Terms and Conditions set out in this document.

Signature of student: Date: d d / m m / y y

Signature of student’s parent/guardian Date: d d / m m / y y

(for students under 18):

Please mail or fax this completed form to your chosen college location. Details are printed on the reverse of this enrolment pack.

b. Check what you are covered for:

CoverUp to 6 months (GB£)

6 – 12 months (GB£)

Cancellation or Curtailment Charges 3,000 3,000

Emergency Medical & Other Expenses

Emergency Medical Expenses 2,000,000 2,000,000

Emergency Dental Treatment 250 500

Funeral Costs Abroad 3,000 5,000

Personal Accident (Subject to Age) 30,000 30,000

Baggage

Baggage 1,000 1,000*

Single Article Limit 200 200*

Valuables Total Limit 250 300*

Personal Money, Passport & Documents

Cash Limit 100 100*

Other Money & Documents Limit 500 100*

Passport 100 500*

Personal Liability 1,000,000 1,000,000

Missed Departure 250 250

Overseas Legal Expenses & Assistance 10,000 10,000

Course Fees 5,000 8,000

* Cover is only applicable during: direct trips to and from your home country at the beginning and end of each academic term, outside the UK if the trip is required as part of your study course or for leisure trips within Europe for a period not exceeding 21 days in total in each period of insurance.

It is essential that you take out adequate insurance when you travel to the UK to study. Our insurance provider, Endsleigh, offers invaluable cover for international students studying in the UK for up to a maximum of 12 months.

Please complete the form on the reverse of this sheet and send with the Application form.

Cover includes reimbursement of your prepaid course fees due to

cancelling, cutting short or repeating your course due to accident,

illness or sickness; the cost of bringing a relative to the UK to visit

you following a medical emergency; medical costs which are not

covered by the National Health Service if you are taken ill or have

an accident, and we will cover your legal liability to pay damages

if you accidentally injure someone, or damage their property.

Principal exclusions

General

• The first £50 of each and every claim per incident claimed for by each insured

person except for claims under personal liability, personal accident and legal

expenses where no excess applies.

• This policy is not available to anyone aged 66 or over.

Cancellation or curtailment charges & course fees

• Any circumstances known prior to booking the trip that could reasonably be

expected to give rise to a claim.

Emergency medical and other expenses

• Treatment or surgery which in the opinion of the medical practitioner in

attendance can wait until your return home.

• Medication, which prior to departure is known to be required.

Baggage & personal money, passport and documents

• Valuables left unattended at any time unless in a safety deposit box or in your

locked accommodation.

• Baggage contained in an unattended motor vehicle between

— 9 p.m. and 9 a.m. or;

— 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. unless it is in a locked boot or covered from view in

a locked car.

• Personal money or your passport left unattended at any time unless in a hotel

safe, safety deposit box or in your locked accommodation.

This policy is provided by AXA Travel Insurance

Ltd and underwritten by Inter Partner Assistance

IFSRA registration number NL161 with its registered

address at 10-11 Mary Street, Dublin 1, Ireland. Inter

Partner Assistance is a branch of the Inter Partner

Assistance S.A. Avenue Louise 166 bte1, 1050

Brussels, a Belgian company authorised by the

Banking, Finance and Insurance Commission of

Belgium, registration 0487. All companies are

members of the Global AXA group. Kings School

of English (Kings Colleges) is an appointed

representative of Endsleigh Insurance Services

Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the

Financial Services Authority and can be checked

by visiting their website at www.fsa.gov.uk.

Your travel insurance policy is governed by

English law. English law will also apply prior to

the conclusion of your contract of insurance.

Complaints ProcedureWe aim to provide a high level of service and pay

claims fairly and promptly under the terms of your

Travel Insurance Policy. If you are unhappy with

any aspect of our service, please contact, in the first

instance the person who originally dealt with your

enquiry. Alternatively you can contact us by:

Telephone: 0800 085 8698

Post: Customer Liaison Department, Endsleigh

Insurance Services Limited, Shurdington Road,

Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL51 4UE

You may at any time contact the Quality Manager at

AXA Travel Insurance, PO BOX 57325, London, E1W 1XX

If you remain dissatisfied you have the right to ask

the Financial Ombudsman to review your case.

The Ombudsman can be contacted at the following

address: The Financial Ombudsman Service, South

Quay Plaza, 183 Marsh Wall, London E14 9SR

Contacting the Ombudsman will not affect your

right to take legal action against us.

What if I change my mind?You can cancel your policy at any time. We will refund

your premium less a charge for the time you have been

insured, provided you have not travelled or your policy

has not been terminated following a claim, in which

case no refund will be due. A £20 cancellation fee will

be deducted from any refund due.

Insurance(UK Colleges only)

1. Select cover required

2. Important information

a. Please tick the period of cover you require:

Period Premium (GB£) Please tick

1 – 8 days 12.37

9 – 16 days 14.85

17 – 24 days 22.27

25 – 31 days 24.75

32 – 42 days 30.94

43 – 65 days 37.12

66 – 70 days 47.02

71 – 92 days 55.69

93 – 123 days 68.07

124 – 153 days 84.15

154 – 183 days 96.52

184 – 366 days 163.13

I will provide my own cover* N/A

* See Terms & Conditions

NB: All premiums shown are inclusive of Insurance Premium Tax at the current rate

Cover for over 90 sports and activities is included as standard under this policy and full details are available within your policy document.

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Travel Eligibility StatementsYou and anyone named on the policy are:

An international student (or their immediate family) studying for a degree or other recognised qualification at a College or University in the United Kingdom

or studying a language course at an Accredited Language School in the United Kingdom.

I have read and accepted these statements to confirm eligibility

Important Conditions Relating to HealthTo proceed you must be able to agree to the following important conditions relating to health on behalf of you and anyone else to be insured on this policy.

You must comply with the following conditions to have the full protection of your policy. It is a condition of this policy that you will not be covered for any

claims arising directly or indirectly from:

A. At the time of taking out this policy:

1. Any medical condition you or anyone named on the policy have or have had for which:

a. symptoms or diagnosis has occurred within the last 12 months or

b. there has been a change in treatment (including medication, dosage, surgery, tests, investigations or diet) in the last 12 months.

2. Any medical condition where you, anyone named on the policy, a close relative or a close business associate:

a. are waiting for an operation, hospital consultation (other than for regular check ups), or other hospital treatment or investigation.

b. have, within the last 6 months, been seen by a specialist (other than for regular check ups), had an operation or other hospital treatment or investigation.

c. have received a terminal prognosis.

d. have not had a diagnosis.

3. Any circumstances you are aware of that could reasonably be expected to give rise to a claim on this policy.

B. At any time:

1. Any medical condition you or anyone named on the policy have in respect of which you are travelling against medical advice or for which you are

travelling to obtain medical treatment abroad.

2. Any medical condition for which you or anyone named on the policy are not taking the recommended treatment or prescribed medication as directed

by a medical practitioner.

3. Travel against any health requirements stipulated by the carrier, their handling agents or other Public Transport provider.

I have read and agreed to these important conditions relating to health

You must give full and true answers to all questions. If you do not do so, your insurance cover may not protect you in the event of a claim.

I declare that to the best of my knowledge all the information provided in connection with this proposal is correct and complete. I agree that this proposal is for

insurance in the normal terms and conditions of the insurer’s policy and shall be incorporated in and form the basis of the contract.

Signature Date d d / m m / y y

The Endsleigh Group of Companies (“Endsleigh, We, Us”) Privacy PolicyIt is Endsleigh’s policy to take all necessary steps to ensure that your personal data held is processed fairly and lawfully in accordance with the Data Protection Act

1998 (“the Act”). We hold personal data relating to you in connection with insurance products and services you have asked Us to provide. Except to the extent We

are required or permitted by law, personal data provided to or obtained by Us will be used for the purposes of providing you with the products and services you

have requested. It may also be shared within other Endsleigh group companies, (full details of which are available on request), as well as carefully selected third

parties who have products and services that We think may be of interest to you. In the process of gathering your details We may collect sensitive information such

as about your health or in relation to motoring offences. If you purchase products or services from Us, you will have given Us your consent to use this personal data

as detailed in this Privacy Policy. We may wish to contact you from time to time by telephone, e-mail or post about other products and services that may be of

interest to you. If at any time you do not wish to receive this information then please write to Endsleigh’s Group Data Protection Officer at: Endsleigh Insurance

Services Limited, Shurdington Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL51 4UE. Under the Act, as a data subject, you are granted certain rights. If you would like to

know what information We hold about you you can write to Us as above. We may charge you a statutory administration fee to comply with your request. Should

you have any other queries in connection with data protection then please contact Endsleigh’s Group Data Protection Officer as above. Endsleigh will share the

personal details you provide with Inter Partner Assistance S.A., Avenue Louise 166 bte1, 1050 Brussels, a member of the AXA Group. To administer your policy AXA

will hold and use information about you supplied by you (and by medical providers). AXA may send it in confidence for processing to other companies in the AXA

Group (or companies acting on AXA’s instructions) including those located outside the European Economic Area.

Title: First name: Surname:

Date of birth: d d / m m / y y

Period of cover: from d d / m m / y y to d d / m m / y y Premium: £

The fees for your insurance will be added to the invoice for your course.

Your details will be processed and your policy documentation sent to you within the next week.

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4. Complete your application

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UK Terms & ConditionsKings reserves the right to change prices / course timetables, etc. at any time prior to enrolment andto make additions or amendments to these terms and conditions by giving one months’ written notice to all affected parties.

1. Enrolment Fee There is a £65 enrolment fee payable on all courses.

2. Visa feeIf you are visa national, there is a charge of £10 for a Certificate of Acceptance for Studies (CAS). If you are a visa national, please include your passport number on your booking.

3. Acceptance of enrolment We will acknowledge your application within 24 hours (Monday to Friday). Written acceptance of enrolment by the College will be given on receipt of £185 (£120 deposit and £65 enrolment fee) and constitutes a firm agreement for the period specified on the enrolment form.

4. PaymentFull fees must be received 4 weeks before the start of the course. If booking is received less than 4 weeks before the start of the course, full payment must be made at the time of enrolment. Fees can be paid by cheque, credit card, bank transfer. Bank charges for both sending and receiving banks are payable by the sender. IMPORTANT: when making your payment please ensure that you transmit sufficient funds to cover the bank charges and to cover the sterling amount shown on the invoice at the exchange rate of the day. Payment by credit card is subject to a surcharge of 2%, AMEX 3.5%.

5. Visa documentationOnce we have received your deposit and enrolment fee, we will hold a place on the course and in accommodation and send all relevant visa documentation including a Certificate of Acceptance for Studies (CAS). Please advise us as soon as your visa is granted or refused.

6. Cancellation 6a. Cancellation due to visa refusal (all courses)If your visa is refused, please send us a copy of the visa refusal letter. On receipt of this letter, tuition fees, accommodation fees and deposit will be refunded minus the £65 enrolment fee, the £10 CAS fee and minus any bank charges. 6b. Cancellation for other reasonsTo cancel tuition and / or accommodation a minimum of four weeks’ notice must be given in writing to the Principal of the College. For cancellations received more than four weeks before the start of the course, the tuition fees, accommodation fees and deposit will be refunded minus the £65 enrolment fee, the £10 CAS fee and minus any bank charges.

For cancellations received less than four weeks before the start of the course (due to reasons other than visa refusal):

• no refund is given if the course is a long-term reduced price course of 12 weeks or longer (i.e. the Kings Diploma and Compact and Intensive Courses of 12 weeks or longer).

• for other courses the tuition fees and accommodation fees will be refunded minus a four-week cancellation charge, minus the £65 enrolment fee, the £10 CAS fee and minus any bank charges.

7. WithdrawalFour weeks’ notice in writing must be given for withdrawals from a course. Tuition and accommod-ation refunds will be given minus the four-week notice period except for long-term reduced price courses i.e. Compact and Intensive courses of 12 weeks or longer and the Diploma of English. We are obliged to notify the relevant UK Government bodies if a student holding a current UK visa withdraws from our College.

8. General Notes on Refunds

• No refunds are given for long-term reduced price courses (i.e. the Diploma of English and Compact and Intensive Courses of 12 weeks or longer) if cancelled less than four weeks before the start of the course except in the case of visa refusal (see 6. above)

• Bank charges, enrolment fee and CAS fee — all refunds are paid minus any bank charges, minus the enrolment fee and minus the CAS fee.

• Refunds are made to the fee-payer.

• Accommodation deposits — will be refunded to the fee-payer after deductions for any disbursements or damages.

• Late arrivals — no refunds are given for late arrivals.

• Expulsion — no refunds are given for students who are expelled from College for disciplinary reasons.

• Insurance — no refunds are given.

9. Academic and Teaching

• All courses include a level assessment on or prior to arrival, induction and orientation and regular progress tests. Students who successfully complete the course and attend at least 90% of lessons receive a Kings Certificate of Achievement.

• Courses usually start on a Monday (or Tuesday if Monday is a public holiday). Testing and orientation replace lessons on the first day at College.

• During high season, classes may run in the morning and / or afternoon (or a combination of both).

• Prices include teaching materials and use of course books. Students may purchase coursebooks for personal use if required.

• Public exam fees are not included in the course prices.

10. Public holidays and College closureTuition is not given on public holidays (April 22, 25, May 2, 30, August 29). No refund or compensation is given for lessons missed due to public holidays. The College is closed between 17 December 2011 and 2 January 2012 inclusive.

11. BeginnersBeginners are welcome to attend the Intensive Course, the Vacation Course or Vacation Extra at Kings Bournemouth and Kings London but must start on the first Monday of the month. Beginners arriving at other times (or arriving at Kings Oxford) will have individual lessons and be charged accordingly. Beginners arriving at Oxford may be transfered to another college at their own expense.

12. DisciplineIf your work, attendance or conduct is unsatisfactory, you will be subject to the College’s disciplinary procedures. These procedures may lead ultimately to expulsion. In the event of expulsion fees are not refunded. Travel and other costs incurred as a result of expulsion must be met by the student or by the student’s guardian. Attendance is compulsory for all students and is a condition of a UK visa. Non attendance of visa nationals is reported to the relevant UK government bodies.

13. AccommodationKings acts solely as agents (and not as principals) in the arranging and providing of homestayaccommodation for students. Prices are per week (7 nights). No refund is given for early departure but a charge will be made for any extra nights. We reserve the right to apply a high season late booking supplement of £20 per week to students who book fewer than 10 days before arrival. A re-booking fee of £20 will be charged each time accommodation is re-booked, if not originally booked for the entire course on commencement of the course.

Four weeks’ notice must be given to cancel or withdraw from accommodation. Students who move out without giving the proper notice period will be charged 4 weeks’ accommodation fees in lieu of notice. Students under 18 wishing to move into private accommodation must seek approval from the Principal and provide written authorisation from parents. Accommodation during the College holidays is subject to availability and at extra charge. Homestay students may have a change of family during the holiday period.

14. LiabilityKings shall not be liable under any circumstance for its failure to provide any services whatsoever if that failure is caused directly or indirectly by industrial action or by circumstances beyond the College’s control. Any damage caused by a student to college property, to the homestay property or to a residence, whether intentional or not, will be charged to the student/s responsible. Students in residential accommodation are jointly and severally liable for shared facilities and the College reserves the right to recover costs for damage and exceptional cleaning.

15. Damage depositFor residential accommodation, a deposit of £150 will be taken (£250 for Slade Park in Oxford), refunded after departure provided no damage has been caused or exceptional cleaning is required.

16. Holidays for long-term studentsStudents are permitted a maximum of 2 weeks’ holiday during a 24-week course and a maximum of 3 weeks’ holiday during a 36-week course. Holidays must be booked at least 4 weeks in advance. An administration fee will be charged for any changes in holiday dates. Full homestay accommodation fees will be charged if the bedroom is not completely vacated. The charge for storing luggage at the host family is £20 per week.

17. Holidays for short-term studentsNo allowance is made for students taking holiday during their course (i.e. no refund will given for days missed and days missed cannot be added to the end of the course). Students who take unauthorized absence during a short-term course will be marked down as absent from lessons and their certificate may be withheld.

18. TransfersTo comply with UK law, students under 16 have to be accompanied to and from the airport/station onarrival and departure, for which there is an extra charge (see supplements).

19. InsuranceAll Kings Colleges students must have appropriate accident and medical insurance. Travel insurance to cover personal property, breakages, loss and damage is strongly recommended. Kings Colleges recommend Endsleigh Insurance. This can be booked through Kings (please see the relevant section of the enrolment form) or through your agent. Please note that once booked, insurance is non-refundable.

20. Publicity materialsPermission is given for the use of student results, student comment or opinion and images or video of students in Kings Colleges promotional materials by the student, their parents or guardian with acceptance of these terms and conditions.

21. JurisdictionIn any dispute arising out of this contract, the parties expressly agree to submit to the jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales having jurisdiction in the matter in question.

Kings Los Angeles1555 Cassil Place

(Off Sunset Boulevard)

Hollywood

Los Angeles

California 90028

USA

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Bournemouth

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England

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Beckenham

BR3 4PR

England

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Temple Road

Oxford OX4 2UJ

England

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USA Terms & ConditionsKings reserves the right to change prices/course timetables, etc. at any time prior to enrollment and to make additions or amendments to these terms and conditions by giving one month’s written notice to all affected parties.

1. Enrollment Fee and Advanced Payment fee There is a $130 enrollment fee payable on all courses.

2. Acceptance of enrollmentWe will acknowledge your application within 24hours (Monday to Friday). Written acceptance of enrollment by the College will be given upon receipt of $130 enrollment fee and constitutes a firm agreement for the period specified on the enrollment form.

3. PaymentFull fees are due by the course start date. Fees can be paid by check, money order, credit card, or bank transfer. Bank charges for both sending and receiving banks are payable by the sender. IMPORTANT: when making your payment please ensure that you transmit sufficient funds to cover the bank charges and to cover the dollar amount shown on the invoice at the exchange rate of the day. Payment by credit card is subject to a surcharge of 2%, AMEX 3.5%.

4. Visa documentationOnce we have received your enrollment fee, we will hold a place on the course and in accommodation and send all relevant visa documentation including the I-20. Please advise us as soon as your visa is granted or refused.

5a. Cancellation due to visa refusal (all courses)If your visa is refused, please send us a copy of the visa refusal letter. On receipt of this letter, tuition fees and accommodation fees will be refunded, minus the $130 enrollment fee.

5b. Cancellation/Withdrawal for other reasons

• To cancel tuition and/or accommodation a minimum of four weeks’ notice must be given in writing to the College Director.

• If you are unable to begin your enrollment, we will refund all fees paid minus any non-refundable charges (enrollment fee, courier fee)

• If you are unable to complete your enrollment after beginning studies or your enrollment is terminated by the College, the following tuition refunds apply:

• If canceling during your first 4 weeks, tuition paid less 4 weeks tuition and non-refundable charges.

• If canceling after your first 4 weeks but before the midpoint of your enrollment, you will receive a pro-rata refund of tuition paid less non-refundable charges.

• If canceling after the midpoint of your enrollment, there is NO REFUND.

• All refunds will be calculated using regular published tuition rates.

• All refunds will be made within 45 days of written notification.

6. General Notes on Refunds

• Bank charges and enrollment fee — all refunds are paid minus any bank charges, minus the enrollment fee.

• Refunds are made to the fee-payer.

• Accommodation deposits — will be refunded to the fee-payer after deductions for any disbursements or damages.

• Late arrivals — no refunds are given for time missed due to arriving late for courses.

• Expulsions — no refunds are given for students who are expelled from College for disciplinary reasons.

7. Academic and Teaching

• All courses include a level assessment on or prior to arrival, orientation and regular progress tests. Students who successfully complete the course and attend at least 90% of lessons receive a Kings Certificate of Achievement.

• Courses usually start on a Monday (or Tuesday if Monday is a public holiday). Testing and orientation replace lessons on the first day at College.

• During high season, classes may run in the morning and/or afternoon (or a combination of both).

• Prices include teaching materials and use of course books. Students may need to purchase additional coursebooks or materials for specialized courses.

• Public exam fees are not included in the course prices.

8. Public holidays and College closureCourses are not held on public holidays (January 1, January 17, May 30, July 4, September 5, November 24 – 25). No refund or compensation is given for lessons missed due to public holidays. The College is closed between 17 December 2011 and 1 January 2012 inclusive.

9. DisciplineIf your work, attendance or conduct is unsatisfactory, you will be subject to the College’s disciplinary procedures. These procedures may lead ultimately to expulsion. In the event of expulsion fees are not refunded. Travel and other costs incurred as a result of expulsion must be met by the student or by the student’s guardian. Attendance is compulsory for all students and is a condition of a US student visa. Non attendance of students holding a Kings I-20 is reported to the Department of Homeland Security.

10. AccommodationKings acts solely as agents (and not as principals) in the arranging and providing of homestay accommodation for students. Prices are per week (7 nights). No refund is given for early departure but a charge will be made for any extra nights. Four weeks’ notice must be given to cancel or withdraw from accommodation. Students who move out without giving the proper notice period will be charged 4 weeks’ accommodation fees in lieu of notice.

11. LiabilityKings shall not be liable under any circumstance for its failure to provide any services whatsoever if that failure is caused directly or indirectly by industrial action or by circumstances beyond the College’s control. Any damage caused by a student to college property, to the homestay property or to a residence, whether intentional or not, will be charged to the student(s) responsible. Students in residential accommodation are jointly and severally liable for shared facilities and the College reserves the right to recover costs for damage and exceptional cleaning.

12. Damage depositFor residential accommodation, a deposit of $200 will be taken, refunded upon departure provided no damage has been caused or exceptional cleaning is required.

13. InsuranceAll Kings Colleges students must have appropriate accident and medical insurance. Travel insurance to cover personal property, breakages, loss and damage is strongly recommended.

14. Publicity materialsPermission is given for the use of student results, student comments or opinions and images or video of students in Kings Colleges promotional materials by the student, their parents or guardian with acceptance of these terms and conditions.

15. JurisdictionIn any dispute arising out of this contract, the parties expressly agree to submit to the jurisdiction of the courts of the USA having jurisdiction in the matter in question.

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