Full scholarship
We pay the whole fee
A small number each intake, funded out of what the paid seats earn. You pay nothing — not the course fee, not the deposit, not the application fee.
None open for this intake
Scholarships & sponsored seats
We would rather fund a seat than lose someone who would have finished. Every scholarship here is a real seat on a real cohort — the same instructor, the same marking, the same certificate.
There are not many, and we will not pretend otherwise. Applying costs you nothing but the time it takes to write honestly.

Only one of them is us giving money away, and we are honest about which.
Full scholarship
A small number each intake, funded out of what the paid seats earn. You pay nothing — not the course fee, not the deposit, not the application fee.
None open for this intake
Part scholarship
Usually half, sometimes more, spread across the instalment plan at no extra cost. More of these than full ones, and easier to get.
None open for this intake
Sponsored seat
An employer, an NGO, a church, a family member, a government programme. They pay us directly and get a receipt; the course, the work and the certificate stay in your name.
How a sponsor sets one up →Not the saddest story. We are not able to judge that fairly and it would be insulting to try.
We are looking for the person most likely to finish — because a scholarship that ends in week four has helped nobody, and it has taken a seat from someone who would have stayed.
Four steps and about ten days. You will get an answer either way — silence is not one of the outcomes.
No window open right now
The next one is announced here first.
The only prerequisite is a free lesson, and you can do that part today.
Watch a free lessonScholarships are funded from what the paid seats earn, and from sponsors who pay for seats directly. We do not run an appeal, we do not take donations from learners, and we do not fund a scholarship by charging someone else more.
A scholarship seat is granted as access, not as a fake payment — so it appears in our records as what it is. That matters for the completion rate we publish: scholarship learners are counted the same as everyone else, and they are not quietly left out when the number looks better without them.