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Shaping the Future of Global Talent

At LCIE, we believe education should be practical, forward-thinking, and globally relevant. we empower students with the skills, certifications, and confidence to thrive in high-demand industries such as AI, Cybersecurity, IT, and Project Management. With a strong network of mentors, flexible learning pathways, and real-world results, we’re here to unlock your full potential — wherever you are in your career journey.

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London College of International Education your gateway to future

Our Programmes
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Frequently Asked Questions

A: Students have a 14-day period from the official course start date during which they may choose to withdraw. If you decide to leave the programme within this timeframe, a refund can be arranged, minus an administration fee (usually £150). Notify the finance office by email to initiate your refund request and keep records of all correspondence.

A: If unexpected circumstances prevent you from paying your tuition on time, you must promptly advise the College’s finance team in writing. Explain your situation and request an extension to avoid penalties—late payments exceeding 30 days typically incur a £50 charge as well as possible interest. Open dialogue is important to keep your enrollment secure.

A: Students can request a switch to another course, provided they’ve not yet started or accessed the original course materials. Submit formal applications for course changes to the admissions office, and approval is dependent on whether you meet the entry requirements of the new course.

A: Course details, instructors, and schedules may need to be updated from time to time, or in rare cases, a course may be cancelled. The College strives to communicate these changes as early as possible, offering you alternative study options or guidance through the transition.

A: Lack of engagement, such as missing login sessions, classes, or assessment submissions, triggers reminder notifications from the College. If there is no response after several warnings, you may be withdrawn from your programme. Stay in touch with tutors and staff if you need support to prevent this outcome.

A: If you do not pass an assignment, the College ensures you receive tailored feedback and the chance to resubmit your work for improvement. Persistent difficulty—such as failing the same assignment twice—results in formal warnings and targeted academic support; ongoing concerns can lead to withdrawal, but assistance is offered to encourage success.

A: If your first submission falls short, you’ll get specific feedback with an opportunity to revise and try again, often within a fortnight. Tutors may use discretion to approve a third submission if it supports your learning, though additional reassessment fees might apply.

A: Failure to pass a unit after permitted resubmissions means you will need to re-register for that unit in the next semester, complete all required assessments afresh, and pay the prevailing tuition fee for the new attempt.

A: As a withdrawn student—whether due to inactivity or academic concerns—refunds are not granted. To return, you’ll need to meet College criteria and pay a re-enrollment fee, usually £250.

A: All work should reflect your own ideas or correctly credit sources. Use the Harvard referencing style for all quoted or paraphrased material. Your assignments are checked with software (such as Turnitin); high similarity percentages prompt academic review and support, and serious cases may be referred for disciplinary measures.

A: Guidance for using the Harvard referencing system and avoiding plagiarism is available from tutors and dedicated College materials. Reach out for feedback and support to master proper citation practices, as it’s an essential part of your academic progress.[1]