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ACCOMMODATION GUIDE2012/13Cambridge and Chelmsford, United Kingdom

CAMBRIDGE RUSKIN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE

1Accommodation Guide 2012/13

FINDING A PLACE TO LIVE In Cambridge and Chelmsford, United Kingdom

Welcome

Congratulations on choosing to study at Cambridge Ruskin International College (CRIC). We look forward to welcoming you to the UK as you begin a fantastic and rewarding learning experience.

During your studies, we want you to be as comfortable and happy as possible. Choosing the right accommodation for your stay will help to create an enjoyable learning environment for you and your fellow students.

With that in mind, please take the time to read this accommodation guide. It will help you choose the type of accommodation that will suit you best during your time here at CRIC.

Whether you’re looking for a room in our brand new halls of residence at CB1, one of our private off-campus houses or the chance to stay with a host family, this guide will help you make the right choice.

Mr Andrew RichardsStudent Services Manager

Contents

Welcome .................................................................................................... 1

Cambridge overview .................................................................................. 2

Chelmsford overview ................................................................................. 4

Choosing the right accommodation .......................................................... 6

Accomodation options in Cambridge ........................................................ 8

Accomodation options in Chelmsford ......................................................14

CRIC accommodation: facilities comparison ...........................................16

What happens next? ................................................................................18

Accommodation and Airport Reception form ...........................................19

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Cambridge: a student city like no other

Cambridge attracts those who desire both the experience of the old and the excitement of the new. Its beautiful gothic architecture, main attractions within walking distance, lush botanic gardens and the tranquil River Cam make it one of the UK’s most visited cities. And, with its large student population, Cambridge offers far more than scenery.

The city has a fantastic selection of cafes, restaurants, pubs, trendy high-street shops and popular music venues such as The Junction and the Corn Exchange, where international and local acts such as Blur, David Gray, Elbow, Feeder, Jamiroquai and The Arctic Monkeys make regular appearances. There is also a thriving cultural scene with venues offering exhibitions, plays and concerts.

Cambridge is well known for its love of sports including cricket, football, rowing, rugby and tennis. Students can join the friendly locals at any of the open green spaces in the city centre such as Jesus Green for a game of football.

Anglia Ruskin’s campus is located in the centre of the city and is well resourced with modern lecture halls, seminar rooms, laboratories and studios. There is also a library, a theatre, a medical centre and great social amenities. An ongoing investment programme has added new facilities including art studios and a state-of-the-art language centre.

As well as being home to some of the world’s greatest intellects, Cambridge is also recognised as a centre of technological innovation, due to the growth of the local high-tech industry.

For more information, go to visitcambridge.org.

Cambridge

“I will pack, and take a train, and get me to England once again! For England’s the one land, I know, where men with Splendid Hearts may go; And Cambridgeshire, of all England, The shire for Men who Understand.”

Rupert Brooke, The Old Vicarage, Grantchester (1912)

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Chelmsford: 35 minutes from London

Just a 35-minute train ride away from London, Chelmsford is a lively, vibrant town in the historical county of Essex.

The famous V Festival is held in Chelmsford’s Hylands Park, and the 2011 festival featured acts such as Arctic Monkeys, Dizzee Rascal, Calvin Harris, Rihanna and Eminem. Chelmsford also has numerous theatres, an eight-screen cinema, great nightclubs and cosy pubs, all found in the high-street and-west end areas of town. Shopping venues include High Chelmer and Meadows shopping centres and a daily indoor market. Chelmsford has golf courses, rugby and hockey clubs, as well as the Riverside Ice and Leisure Centre. Essex County Cricket Club plays frequent matches during the season and its grounds are within walking distance of the bus and railway stations.

Anglia Ruskin University’s modern campus is set in the lush green Rivermead area of Chelmsford, a short walk from the town centre. It has a wealth of industry-leading facilities, including the new Health and Social Care building with state-of-the-art medical equipment and facilities. It also has a fully equipped gym.

The campus is home to the Lord Ashcroft International Business School (LAIBS), the largest business school in the UK’s eastern region. LAIBS is well recognised by students, employers and professional bodies as a vital centre for business education and training.

The Marconi Building, the result of a £15 million investment, houses the Faculties of Science and Technology, Arts, Law and Social Sciences. Facilities include an amphitheatre, a mock law court and a 150-seat lecture theatre.

For more information about Chelmsford, visit chelmsford.gov.uk.

Chelmsford

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Choosing the right accommodation

CRIC offers a variety of accommodation options. It’s important that you spend some time thinking about which is the right choice for you.

In Cambridge we offer accommodation in:

• private off-campus housing

• CB1 (Anglia Ruskin University hall of residence)

• Peter Taylor House (Anglia Ruskin University hall of residence)

In Chelmsford we offer accommodation in Ransomes Way student village.

In this guide we list the advantages and disadvantages of each option. Read each section carefully and take advice from your family and friends. The following questions and answers may also help with your decision.

When should I book my accommodation?

We strongly advise that you book your accommodation as soon as you accept your offer of admission at CRIC. We only have a limited number of rooms available and we work on the basis of first come, first served.

How do I book my preferred accommodation?

Once you have accepted your offer of admission, the CRIC team will send you an Application for accommodation form. You will need to complete this and return it as soon as possible to Mr Andrew Richards, Student Services Manager, at [email protected].

When do I have to pay and how much will it cost?

For private off-campus housing, you must make a down payment of £800 and then pay the remainder of the first fee instalment before you arrive at CRIC. For Peter Taylor House, you will also need to make a down payment of £800 and then pay the remaining accommodation fee before you arrive at CRIC. For CB1 and Ransomes Way, you will need to pay the full fee for the whole semester to secure a room.

Please check the following accommodation sections for price details.

What happens if I can’t have my first choice?

If your preference as specified on the Application for accommodation form is not available, we will try to provide alternative accommodation that meets your needs as closely as possible.

I’m under 18 years of age — what accommodation options are available to me?

If you are younger than 18, you must stay with one of our host families in homestay accommodation. In a homestay, you live with a typical British family in their house. Please contact us at [email protected] for more information about homestays.

What can I do if I change my mind about the accommodation I’ve requested?

If there are still rooms available in another type of accommodation, we will be able to change your room for you. However, you will need to give us at least 24 hours’ notice before you arrive in the UK so we can make the change.


I’m not confident about living on my own — what type of accommodation is best for me?

If you prefer not to live on your own in student accommodation we can arrange homestay accommodation for you. Please contact us at [email protected] if you would like more information about homestays.

Will I have to clean where I live?

Yes. All CRIC accommodation, apart from homestay accommodation, is self-catering. This means you and the other students are responsible for keeping your own rooms clean, as well as any communal areas in your accommodation. We conduct random checks of all houses and halls of residence to ensure they are kept clean. If you damage any room or communal area, including furniture and other equipment, the cost will be deducted from your security deposit.

What laundry facilities are available?

All our private off-campus houses have washing machines. If you stay at CB1, Peter Taylor House or Ransomes Way, you will have full use of on-site laundrette facilities. If you are in homestay accommodation, you will need to ask your host family about their laundry facilities, as these will vary from house to house.

What kitchen facilities are available?

All kitchens in off-campus houses and halls of residence come with fully equipped kitchen facilities, as well as a dining table and chairs.

What is council tax, and will I have to pay it?

Council tax is a charge levied by the local city council to people living in the area. It covers things like local emergency services

and refuse removal. Students living in halls of residence are automatically exempt from council tax. If you choose to live in private off-campus housing, however, to be exempt you will need to give the city council a letter from CRIC confirming that you are a student with us. If the council does not accept your application for council tax exemption, you will need to pay council tax in full. Unfortunately, this is beyond CRIC’s control.

Who do I contact if I have other questions?

CRIC Support Services staff can answer any further questions you may have. Email us at [email protected].

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Accommodation options in Cambridge

CRIC students can choose from three accommodation options in Cambridge: private off-campus housing (provided through Virtualet); CB1 (Anglia Ruskin University hall of residence); Peter Taylor House (Anglia Ruskin University hall of residence). Each option is located either on or near the Cambridge campus.

Private off-campus housing

Virtualet has three private off-campus houses available to CRIC students, all located near the main campus. Each house is newly refurbished to a high standard and offers a mix of en-suite rooms and standard rooms with shared bathrooms.

Up to seven students share each house, which contains a large, fully fitted kitchen with a dining table, and also a washing machine. All heating, power and water bills (up to a reasonable threshold) are included in the accommodation fee.

This accommodation is only available to student beginning their studies in September. Rooms are based on single occupancy for the duration of one year (52 weeks) only. This accommodation is ideal if you are studying a pre-sessional course or a Foundation in Business course, and require accommodation for the whole year.

Your safety is our number one priority. Each house is well maintained and regularly inspected, and meets strict fire and safety regulations. CRIC Support Services staff are on call 24/7, and Virtualet staff are also available in the event of an emergency.

Rooms CRIC students have a choice of en-suite rooms or single rooms with shared bathrooms. Bathrooms in en-suite rooms and shared bathrooms each consist of a toilet, washbasin and shower.

Each bedroom includes:• a single bed• a desk with an office chair• a wardrobe• a chest of drawers• wi-fi access• a digital TV aerial socket*

Advantages• Each house is close to

CRIC and all classes.

• All rooms are modern and newly refurbished.

• Most rooms include private en-suite facilities.

• Utility and broadband costs are included in the price.

• Rooms are booked for one year, with three separate payments over the year to make the fee more manageable.

• Your security deposit is protected through a government-approved scheme.

• All houses are well-maintained and regularly inspected, and meet strict fire regulations.

• Individual tenancy agreements are provided for each student.

• Each house offers a social living environment.

Disadvantages• All students share the cleaning.

• Each house is approximately a 15 minute walk from CRIC.

Virtualet housing is the best choice if you:• prefer to live more independently

• enjoy living in a social environment

• are happy to share communal spaces such as kitchens with other students (and also bathrooms if you have not booked an en-suite room)

• want to experience typical university student life in the UK

* Under British law, if you wish to have a TV in your room you must purchase a full TV licence. CRIC Support Services can help you arrange this.


Fees Accommodation fees per year (52 weeks) are as follows:

• En-suite room: £6,735 — split into three instalments of £2,245 (around £130 per week)†

• Standard room: £6,060 — split into three instalments of £2,020 (around £117 per week)†

The accommodation fee covers the rental cost for a single room, plus all utility bills and wi-fi access. The fee does not include the refundable security deposit (£500) and non-refundable administration fee (£150), which you will need to pay directly to Virtualet on arrival.

Your room will only be allocated after you have submitted the completed application form, and your down

payment of £800 has been paid and receipted. You will be notified when this payment has been processed and the room has been reserved. The remainder of your first instalment must be paid before you arrive at CRIC.

The second fee instalment is due in December and the third instalment is due in May.

Please note: there may be additional charges for council tax if you are not granted an exemption by Cambridge City Council.

AllocationRooms in private off-campus housing are limited and are allocated on a first come, first served basis. If no rooms are available, you will be placed in alternative accommodation.

RegulationsTo apply to live in private off-campus housing, you must be aged 18 or over when you arrive at CRIC.

Students in private off-campus housing are expected to respect fellow residents and adhere to all CRIC and Virtualet regulations. Any breakages or damage to the house will be deducted from your security deposit.

* Fees are subject to change

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University halls of residence: CB1

Brand new in 2012, CB1 offers beautifully designed en-suite rooms and studios in a premium Cambridge location. This university-accredited accommodation offers an allocation of 46 en-suite rooms and four studio flats for CRIC students.

Located opposite Cambridge train station, CB1 is a 15 minute walk from the CRIC campus and Anglia Ruskin University Library. With a wide range of restaurants, bars and shops right near your doorstep and Cambridge Leisure Park just a short walk away, student life doesn’t get much better!

Within CB1, groups of seven or eight students share a large, fully fitted, self-catering kitchen and spacious communal area. Secure bike storage and coin-operated laundrette facilities are also available.

Students in the studio flats have their own kitchens including a fridge, sink, drainage unit and two-hob electric cooker, as well as a dining area. These students are also free to use the communal area.

Heating, power and water bills (up to a reasonable threshold) are included in the accommodation fee.

All rooms are single occupancy, allocated for one semester. Many students find that after their first semester at CRIC, they may wish to move into a share house with friends.

To ensure your safety and security, CB1 also features an electronic entry system and

24-hour CCTV. CRIC Support Services staff are on call 24/7, and on-site management staff and security guards are also available in the event of an emergency.

Rooms Each bedroom includes:

• en-suite bathroom facilities consisting of a toilet, washbasin and shower

• a wide single bed

• a desk with an office chair

• a wardrobe

• storage units

• free high-speed broadband internet access

• an individual post box

Advantages• All accommodation is brand new for the

September 2012 semester.

• CB1 is close to CRIC and all classes.

• All rooms include private en-suite facilities.


• The atmosphere is lively and vibrant.

Disadvantages• Rooms are only available for one semester.

• All students share the cleaning.

• The location can be quite noisy at times.

CB1 is the best choice if you:• are sociable

• would prefer to live close to campus

• are happy to share communal spaces with other students

• want to enjoy typical student life in the UK

FeesEn-suite rooms:

• Accommodation fee (payable in advance): £2,250*

• Security deposit (refundable at the end of your stay, providing there is no damage to your room or communal areas): £500*

• Total fee for one semester: £2,750*

Studio flats:• Accommodation fee (payable in

advance): £2,550

• Security deposit (refundable at the end of your stay, providing there is no damage to your room or communal areas): £500


The accommodation fee is calculated at a flat rate per semester, and covers the rental cost for a single room or studio flat.

Your room will only be allocated after you submit the completed application form, and the full payment has been paid and receipted. You will be notified when this payment has been processed and the room has been reserved.

AllocationRooms in CB1 are limited and are allocated on a first come, first served basis. If your choice of room is not available, you will be placed in alternative hall of residence accommodation, or referred to another service.

RegulationsTo apply to live in CB1, you must be aged 18 or over when you arrive at CRIC.

Students in CB1 are expected to respect fellow residents and adhere to all CRIC and Anglia Ruskin University regulations. Any breakages or damage to your accommodation or university property will be deducted from your security deposit.



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University halls of residence: Peter Taylor House

Peter Taylor House is the largest hall of residence at Anglia Ruskin University’s main Cambridge campus. Located next to the CRIC building, it is also close to facilities such as the University Library, computer access area and Students’ Union.

Groups of six students in Peter Taylor House share a large, fully fitted, self-catering kitchen with a dining table. Bike racks and coin- operated laundrette facilities are also available.

Heating, power and water bills (up to a reasonable threshold) are included in the accommodation fee.

All rooms are single occupancy, allocated for one semester. Many students find that after their first semester at CRIC, they may wish to move into a share house with friends.

CRIC Support Services staff are on call 24/7. Resident assistants and university security staff are also available in the event of an emergency.



• a single bed


• a wardrobe

• storage units

• free high-speed broadband access

• a TV aerial socket†


Advantages• Peter Taylor House is located on Anglia

Ruskin University’s main campus, close to all CRIC classes.



Disadvantages• Rooms are only available

for one semester.

• All students share the cleaning.

• Rooms can be noisy as a lot of students are living close together.

• The only communal space is the kitchen.

* Under British law, if you wish to have a TV in your room you must purchase a full TV licence. CRIC Support Services can help you arrange this.


Peter Taylor House is the best option if you: • are sociable

• would prefer to live on campus

• want to enjoy traditional student life in the UK

Fees• Accommodation down payment: £800†

• Remaining payment due (before you arrive at CRIC): £1,300*

• Security deposit and key deposit (refundable at the end of your stay, providing there is no damage to your room or communal areas and you have not lost your key): £350*


The accommodation fee is calculated at a flat rate per semester, and covers the rental cost for a single room.

Your room will only be allocated after you have submitted the completed application form, and a down payment of £800 has been paid and receipted. You will be notified when this payment has been processed and the room has been reserved.

AllocationRooms in Peter Taylor House are limited and are allocated on a first come, first served basis. If your choice of room is not available, you will be placed in alternative hall of residence accommodation, or referred to another service.

RegulationsTo apply to live in Peter Taylor House, you must be aged 18 or over when you arrive at CRIC.

Students in Peter Taylor House are expected to respect fellow residents and adhere to all CRIC and Anglia Ruskin University regulations. Any breakages or damage to your accommodation or university property will be deducted from your security deposit.


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Accommodation options in Chelmsford

University halls of residence: Ransomes Way

The Chelmsford student village, Ransomes Way, is located on campus near Chelmsford town centre and the main line railway station. It is also within walking distance of shops, restaurants, the campus library and gym, the Students’ Union and, most importantly, your classes.

CRIC has an allocation of 20 en-suite rooms at Ransomes Way, with standard rooms and large rooms both available. All rooms are located in flats of three, five or six bedrooms.

Students share a small kitchen in three-bedroom flats or a kitchen/dining room in five- or six-bedroom flats. Each flat’s fully fitted self-catering kitchen facilities include a dining table and chairs.

Heating, power and water bills (up to a reasonable threshold) are included in the accommodation fee. Two on-site laundrettes (coin operated, and contractor managed) and external bike racks are also available.

All rooms are single occupancy, allocated for the duration of one academic year (approximately 42 weeks).

On-site, 24-hour CCTV is in operation at Ransomes Way, and CRIC Support Services staff are on call 24/7. Resident assistants and university security staff are also available in the event of an emergency.



• a bed


• a wardrobe

• storage units

• a free 2 MB internet connection, with optional TV and phone services available at extra cost*


Advantages• Ransomes Way is located on the

Chelmsford campus.

• It is close to CRIC classes and local amenities.



Disadvantages• All students share the cleaning.

• The student village can be noisy at times.

• The accommodation does not offer much privacy.

• There are no communal areas apart from kitchens.

Ransomes Way is the best choice if you: • are sociable

• would prefer to live close to campus

• are happy to share communal spaces with other students

• want to enjoy typical student life in the UK

FeesStandard room:

• First semester fee (payable in advance): £2,100*

• Second semester fee (due in January): £2,100*

• Security deposit (refundable at the end of your stay, providing there is no damage to your room or communal areas): £300

• Total fee for one academic year: £4,500*

Large room:

• First semester fee (payable in advance): £2,200*

• Second semester fee (due in January): £2,200*

• Security deposit (refundable at the end of your stay, providing there is no damage to your room or communal areas): £300*

• Total fee for one academic year: £4,700*

The accommodation fee is calculated at a flat rate per academic year (maximum of 42 weeks). It covers the rental cost for a single room from September to June.

AllocationRooms in Ransomes Way are limited and are allocated on a first come, first served basis. If your choice of room is not available, you will be placed in alternative hall of residence accommodation, or referred to another service.

RegulationsTo apply to live in Ransomes Way, you must be aged 18 or over when you arrive at CRIC.

Students are expected to respect fellow residents and adhere to all CRIC and Anglia Ruskin University regulations. Any breakages or damage to your accommodation or university property will be deducted from your security deposit, and fines may be imposed.


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Facilities comparison

Private off-campus housing (Virtualet) CB1 Peter Taylor House Ransomes Way

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Contact Details

Contact phone number 01223 454590 01223 695704 01223 695704 01223 695704

Email address [email protected] [email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

Distance from CRIC 10-15 minute walk five minute cycle

10-15 minute walk five minute cycle

On campus On campus

Total rooms available 21 50 6 20

Price

Contract length one year (52 weeks) one semester (maximum 16 weeks)

one semester (maximum 16 weeks)

one academic year (approximately 42 weeks)

En-suite room, price per week £130 (approximately) £135 (approximately) £110 (approximately) £100–105 (approximately)

Room with shared bathroom, price per week

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What happens next?

Booking your accommodation with CRICOnce you have chosen your preferred accommodation, you will need to:

1. Complete the CRIC accommodation form and email it to Mr Andrew Richards at [email protected].

2. Make the accommodation payment by bank transfer.

After you have submitted the completed accommodation form and paid for your accommodation, we will send you a Confirmation of Accommodation. This document will help you obtain your student visa.

Paying for your accommodationAll bank transfers must be paid to the following account:

Account name: Cambridge Ruskin International College

Account number: 11972472

Bank name: Citibank London

Bank Address: Citigroup Centre, Canada Square, Canary Warf, London, E14 5LB, UK

Bank Sort Code: 18-50-08

IBAN Number: GB79CITI18500811972472

SWIFT Code: CITIGB2L (Citibank London)

Please quote your full name and CRIC student ID number when paying via bank transfer.

Please note: CRIC does not accept cheques or bank drafts for accommodation payments.

Important documents When you arrive in the UK to begin your studies at CRIC, be sure to bring your:

• Offer of Admission letter

• passport and student visa

• four passport-sized photographs

ContactsIf you need any accommodation advice about your accommodation, please contact Mr Andrew Richards at CRIC.

T +44 (0) 1223 695704

F +44 (0) 1223 698763

E [email protected]

Please print in BLOCK LETTERS

Accommodation and Airport

Reception form

an Associate College of

Congratulations on your acceptance into a Cambridge Ruskin International College programme!To help us prepare for your arrival at CRIC, please complete this form and return it to us by email or fax: E [email protected] F +44 (0) 1223 698 763We look forward to welcoming you to CRIC and hope you have a pleasant journey.

(1) Student Details

Family name:

First name(s):

Student ID number:

(2) Airport Reception

Do you need to be met at the airport and transferred to your accommodation? Yes No

If ‘yes’, please complete this section.

Please note: the airport reception service will only be booked once this form is completed and returned to CRIC. If you need to cancel your airport reception or change your arrival time, you must notify us at least three working days before you arrive in the UK or you will be charged a penalty.When you arrive in the UK, please introduce yourself to the CRIC representative, who will escort you to the taxi and take you to your accommodation. If you cannot see the representative when you arrive, please phone 07976 266 432 immediately or go to the airport information desk and ask for assistance.

Do not leave the airport or take a taxi to your accommodation on your own if you have arranged an airport reception.

Arrival details

Airline and Flight number:

Airport and Terminal:

Date:

Day:

Arrival time am/pm:

The airport reception fee must be paid in cash to the driver when you arrive in the UK.

£90 from Heathrow to Cambridge

£110 from Gatwick to Cambridge

£45 from Stansted to Cambridge

£110 from Heathrow to Chelmsford

£130 from Gatwick to Chelmsford

Please contact [email protected] if you require a transfer from Stansted to Chelmsford.

DeclarationI will notify CRIC immediately if I change my arrival details or no longer require an airport reception. Failure to inform CRIC of a cancellation or a change in my arrival details will incur a penalty fee.

Applicant’s signature:

Date: DAY / MONTH / YEAR

(3) AccommodationCRIC Support Services will help you to arrange accommodation in Cambridge. This service is for new students and is normally available for stays of one full year (52 weeks), one academic year (42 weeks) or one semester. Accommodation booked through CRIC is limited, so ensure you apply early to avoid disappointment.

Please note: All accommodation fees listed below are approximate only and may be subject to change.

Do you require CRIC accommodation? Yes No

If ‘yes’, please complete the ‘Application for accommodation in Cambridge or Chelmsford’ section of this form below.

If ‘no’, do you have other accommodation arranged? Yes No

(4) Application for accommodation in Cambridge or ChelmsfordTo apply for accommodation, please complete this form and pay the specified down payment.

Return the form to us by email or fax: E [email protected] F +44 (0) 1223 698 763

Family name:

First name(s):

Gender: Male Female

Nationality:

Date of birth: DAY / MONTH / YEAR

Student ID number:

Applicant’s signature:

Date: DAY / MONTH / YEAR

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Accommodation preference: CambridgePlease indicate your preference from the options below by numbering them 1, 2 or 3 (where 1 = most preferred and 3 = least preferred).

Each of these accommodation options is only available if you aged 18 years of over when you arrive at CRIC. If you will be under 18 when you arrive, you will be required to stay in homestay accommodation. Please contact us at [email protected] for more information about homestays.

Please note: All fees listed below are subject to change.

Private off-campus housing: full year (52 weeks)

Room type En-suite room Room with shared bathroom

Down payment £800 £800

Remainder of first instalment (due before you arrive at CRIC) £1,445 £1,220

Refundable security deposit (payable on arrival) £500 £500

Administration fee (payable on arrival) £150 £150

Second instalment (due in December) £2,245 £2,020

Third instalment (due in May) £2,245 £2,020

Total accommodation fee for 52 weeks £7,385 £6,710

Please indicate your preference (1, 2 or 3)

CB1: one semester

Room type En-suite room Studio flat

Accommodation payment (due in advance) £2,250 £2,550

Refundable security deposit (due before you arrive at CRIC) £500 £500

Total accommodation fee £2,750 £3,050


Peter Taylor House: one semester

Room type En-suite room

Down payment £800

Remaining payment (due before you arrive at CRIC) £1,300

Refundable security deposit and key deposit (due before you arrive at CRIC)

£350

Total accommodation fee £2,450


Accommodation preference: ChelmsfordRansomes Way: September–June (42 weeks)

Room type Standard room Large room

First semester payment (payable in advance) £2,100 £2,200

Refundable security deposit and key deposit (due before you arrive at CRIC)

£350 £350

Second semester payment (due in January) £2,100 £2,200

Total accommodation fee for 42 weeks £4,550 £4,750


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With over 100 Navitas and SAE Institution locations across the globe, and over 55,000 international students currently studying with us, we understand the world’s learning

needs. We’ve become one of the most trusted providers of education and training in the world.

Navitas offers to students, professionals and migrants from around the world, the following opportunities:

• English language training • High school studies • University preparation and programmes• Post-secondary education for creative

media technology

• Career advancement programmes • Student recruitment • Workforce recruitment and placement• Migrant settlement services

We also offer customised workplace training for companies, and a range of training and settlement services for the Australian government. Wherever you are, and wherever you want to be, the knowledge and resources of our staff around the world will ensure your success.

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Members and affiliates of Navitas: Australia

• ACAP (Australian College of Applied Psychology)

• ACN — La Trobe University, Sydney• ATTC (Australian TESOL Training Centre) • CELUSA (Centre for English Language

in the University of South Australia) • Curtin College — Curtin University, Perth • Curtin University Sydney• Cytech Intersearch• Eynesbury — The University of Adelaide

and University of South Australia• Hawthorn-Melbourne• La Trobe Melbourne — La Trobe University• MIBT — Deakin University, Melbourne• MQC — Macquarie University, Sydney • Navitas English (formerly ACE/ACL) • Navitas Health Skills Australia• NCPS (Navitas College of Public Safety)• Navitas Workforce Solutions• NIC — The University of Newcastle• PIBT — Edith Cowan University, Perth • QIBT — Griffith University,

Brisbane and the Gold Coast• SAE Institutions/Qantm Colleges• SAIBT — University of South

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Canada

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• SAE Institutions/Qantm Colleges — Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey

Middle East

• SAE Institutions — Jordan and Kuwait

New Zealand

• SAE Institute, Auckland

Central America

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Australian College of Business and Technology (ACBT) and Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology Indonesia (MIBT-I) are affiliated organisations and are not owned by Navitas Limited.NAVITAS USA: These schools are authorized under federal law to enrol non-immigrant alien students. University Pathway Programs are not available to students from the People’s Republic of China, for any University of Massachusetts campus where Navitas conducts these programs.Registered Company names and CRICOS Provider Codes: SAE Institute Pty Ltd 00312F (NSW), 02431E (WA), 02047B (VIC), 03204G (QLD), Navitas Bundoora Pty Ltd trading as La Trobe Melbourne 03312D; La Trobe University 00115M (VIC), Australian Campus Network Pty Limited; La Trobe University 02218K (NSW); Colleges of Business and Technology (WA) Pty Ltd 02042G; Curtin University 00301J (WA), Colleges of Business and Technology (NSW) Pty Ltd trading as Curtin Sydney; Curtin University 02637B (NSW); Educational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd trading as Eynesbury 00561M; The University of Adelaide 00123M; Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01590J; Deakin University 00113B; Perth Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01312J; Edith Cowan University 00279B; Queensland Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01737F; Griffith University 00233E; South Australian Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 02193C; University of South Australia 00121B; Sydney Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01576G; Macquarie University 00002J; IBT Sydney Pty Ltd trading as Macquarie City Campus; Newcastle International College 03293B; The University of Newcastle 00109J. Navitas English: Courses in NT will be delivered by Navitas English (Navitas English Pty Ltd ACN 003 916 701) CRICOS Provider 02783C (NT). Courses in NSW, Qld and WA will be delivered by Navitas English (Navitas English Services Pty Ltd ACN 002 069 730) CRICOS Provider 00289M (NSW), 00711B (Qld), 02252G (WA), with the exception of the Certificate IV in TESOL course which will be delivered by Navitas English (Navitas English Pty Ltd, ACN 003 916 701) CRICOS Provider 00031D (NSW) and 03106K (Qld). Centre for English Language in the University of South Australia 02193C; Hawthorn-Melbourne (Hawthorn Learning Pty Ltd, ACN 124 204 171) CRICOS 02931G; Australian College of Applied Psychology 01328A (NSW), 02565B (QLD), 02829E (VIC); Navitas College of Public Safety 01945J.ICM CRA BN: 81210 5146; FIC CRA BN: 81210 5146. Company Numbers: Birmingham City International College Ltd trading as Birmingham City University International College (BCUIC) 07445570; CRIC 06407773; EIC 06822392; ICP 06770123; ICWS 6412162; HIBT Ltd trading as HIC 5163612; LIBT 5171106; Plymouth Devon International College Ltd trading as Plymouth University International College (PUIC) 06822402; ICRGU 07154254. Navitas Limited ABN 69 109 613 309

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