Four reasons, and one honest limitation
We'd rather you enrol knowing exactly what you're getting than arrive disappointed in week three.
Online delivery is the whole business, not a side channel
A lot of online study is a campus course with the lectures recorded. Ours was designed for the screen from the start, which mostly shows up in small things: materials that make sense when you're reading them alone at 9pm, assessment you can do in pieces, and no group work that depends on eight people being free at the same time.
The cost is published and it's per unit
You can see the price of one unit and the price of the whole diploma without giving us your phone number. If you want to test the water with a single unit before committing to eight, that's a normal thing to do and the fee page shows you what it costs.
You get a named person, not a ticket queue
Every student is allocated a student adviser at enrolment who stays with them. When something goes wrong in week seven, and for most people something does, you're messaging someone who already knows your situation.
Nothing here requires you to be somewhere
No campus, no timetabled lectures, no invigilated exams, no residential requirement. If you can get online at some point in the week, you can do the work.
And the limitation
We’re a new provider with no graduates yet, which means there’s no completion rate, no graduate employment data and no student satisfaction score for you to check. That’s a fair thing to weigh up. What you can check is our registration on the TEQSA National Register, the accreditation status of the diplomas, and the track record of the organisation behind us. If having that data matters to you more than anything else, an established provider is the sensible choice and we’ll tell you so.
Talk to someone who knows the course
Enquiries go to a real person on our admissions team, not a queue. Tell us what you’re considering and we’ll come back to you within one business day with a straight answer, including when the course isn’t the right fit.