Admission Process

From your first inquiry to enrolling on your chosen course, we will advise and guide you. In order to apply for a course of study, please complete our online application and scan and send the following supporting documents to us by email:

• Academic qualifications
• Satisfactory academic reference from a tutor or a reference from a recent employer
• Other supporting documentation will be required for SIA licence purposes

Once your application is received with the supporting documents mentioned above, it is processed and sent to the relevant course tutor. We endeavour to process applications within 5 working days providing we have all the necessary supporting documents. If your application is successful you will be emailed an offer letter. This letter explains the next step of the admission process and asks you to send a tuition fee deposit.

Study Support

To support learners throughout their learning, study support is offered to students either as part of their chosen course or separately. Free workshops in English, Maths and ICT is also available for those who feel that they require improvement in these areas

Tutorials

You will have regular tutorials with you course tutor to guide you through you studies

Campuses

Courses for students at Professional Security Academy (PSA) are taught in two campuses Alperton, Wembley and Newland Park, Chalfont St Giles

Accommodation

Some of the PSA courses are delivered at residential centres and this is included in the price of the course. We understand that your accommodation is an important part of your stay and that you should be happy and comfortable with whatever choice you make. All of our accommodation is thoroughly checked and monitored in accordance with the PSA standards. We visit each of our hosts and we aim to place you in a homestay that suits your needs. You can add any special requirements at time of booking. We offer three accommodation options for students; homestay accommodation (with meals), self-catering residential accommodation or a shared student house.

Half-board Homestay

Homestay will give you the perfect introduction to life in the UK, it will help you to improve your English much faster
and learn about cultural differences in a welcoming and comfortable environment.

• The host will treat you like a full member of the household.
• You will eat together and share common areas.
• A breakfast and an evening meal will be provided daily.
• A weekly laundry service is included.
• Linen and towels will be provided.

Self-catering Residential

Self-catering accommodation means that you will live in the home of a host but will have less contact with the host and more independence.

• You will have access to the kitchen and laundry facilities.
• You are expected to buy your own food and supplies.
• You must be able to cook to qualify for this accommodation.
• Linen and towels will be provided.
• This option is not suitable for students under 18.Liu Jing Yi, China