Programme Costs

  • Fees (updated February 2026 for new programmes starting in 2026).​
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  •  Part 1 and Part 2 are delivered as separate courses.

Part 1 

  • Part 1 only is £3,000 (inc VAT) and inclusive of Signature Candidate Registration Fees.  This includes all marking of written assessments and the external essay marking fee. It also includes a TSLI assessment where we provide the role play participants and give verbal and written feedback. A successful assessment enables you to become a regulated trainee with NRCPD. 
         Deposit for Part 1 only 
  • Upon being offered and accepting a place on the programme, we require a non-refundable deposit of £450 to be paid 2 months before the start of the programme. 

​       Remaining Balance Part 1only - payment plan option
  • The remaining balance of £2,550 is payable in 6 monthly instalments of £425 once the course starts . Payments are due on the 1st of the month, via Standing Order, with a final payment on the month before the end of the programme
 This price also includes your TSLI assessment (if needed), which can cost a considerable amount if booked on its own.


Already completed Part 1 and need Part 2 only?
  • Part 2 only is £3,500 (inc VAT) and inclusive of Signature Candidate Registration Fees.  This includes all the role-play interpreting and translation filming that you'll need. There is no filming in the community.
         Deposit for Part 2 only 
  • Upon being offered and accepting a place on the programme, we require a non-refundable deposit of £460 to be paid 2 months before the start of the programme. 

           Remaining Balance  Part 2 only - payment plan option 
  • The remaining balance of £3,040 is payable in 8 monthly instalments of £380 once the course starts . Payments are due on the 1st of the month, via Standing Order, with a final payment on the month before the end of the programme. ​
This price also includes your TSLI assessment (if needed), which can cost a considerable amount if booked on its own.


In designing the programme we have considered the additional costs you will need to pay to attend training. As a result, the programmes run from 1-8pm on a Friday, enabling you to take advantage of cheaper travel, fit in a booking in the morning (if you so wish), and take less time off work. Likewise Saturday sessions finish at 1pm to allow you time to travel, access cheaper travel, and you still have the rest of the weekend to spend with family and/or friends. It's all about balance and as interpreters we need to make sure we look after ourselves too.  :-)
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The rest of the sessions are delivered remotely, which means we can keep our costs down.