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COURSE FEES The full cost of the ten lesson course is £275. But if you sign up for all ten lessons in advance you will pay just £245 - a discount of £30. We can offer this discount because a one-off payment reduces our administrative costs. Remember, selling just one feature article during or after the course could easily cover the total cost of the lessons. And - whether you are paying by cheque or by credit card - you can choose to pay in two instalments; £150 now and £125 when you have completed five lessons. If you choose the instalment option, that means all you have to pay now is £150. You can pay in two ways: 1) By Cheque If you are paying for the whole course in advance, make the cheque out for £245 - a discount of £30. If you have chosen to pay in instalments, send the first cheque for £150. If you would like our postal address, please email us at: info@practicaljournalism.com Please make sure
that in any postal correspondence you give us your e-mail address
so the first lesson can be sent to you.
2) Credit Card Credit Cards PracticalJournalism.com uses the latest in internet credit card payment systems. This provides the maximum security for your protection (for more on this see below). The first lesson will be e-mailed to you once your credit card payment has been authorised. NB: When you click through to the payment section please ignore the 'Fill In My Information' and 'Ship to Different Address' buttons. Simply fill in your name, address and credit card details, and press the 'Buy now' button. Please note that if you are signing up from another country the payment will automatically be taken from your card in your own currency - at the prevailing exchange rate. To pay by credit card please click here If you have any queries please contact us by clicking here.
Credit Card Security This web site uses a secure payment gateway for the collection of your card details. NetBanx, our payment gateway, has been approved by a number of banks to carry out Internet transactions on our behalf. All
the information you pass at the payment page - including your credit
or debit card numbers - is encrypted. The information is then effectively
taken off the internet and passed to the bank on a private link.
The information passed at the payment page is not held in clear
text on any web site involved in this process.
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