Price bands
Residential courses
The course fee will include all training, course materials, food and accommodation, usually from the evening of the first date advertised to the afternoon of the last date advertised. Full details of what is included in the fee can be found on the course information sheet.
Non-residential courses
The fee includes training, course materials, tea and coffee, and lunch on each day. Participants are responsible for finding and paying for their own accommodation if required.
The UK Training Programme operates with 4 price bands for course fees. Participants should indicate on their application forms the Band that they come under and the fee associated with that Band for the course.
Individuals funding themselves Those working for charitable organisations, agencies and NGOs with an annual income of less than £1million GBP Those working for charitable organisations, agencies and NGOs with an annual income greater than £1million GBP
Please note: For those paying Band A fees, please ensure that you send in a copy of your student identification with your application form.
Those working for southern national & local NGOs
Full-time students
Band B
Band C
Band D
Those working for commercial and governmental organisations
Price changes from April 2010
RedR UK would like to advise you that there will be price changes to some of our training fees from April 2010. Due to the changing environment we will be required to review our pricing in order to remain sustainable. As a humanitarian charity we strive to keep our prices affordable to the sector and do not take a profit.
These are not decisions we make lightly, and our aim remains to help rebuild lives by providing aid workers with the training they need to make a real difference. These price changes will allow us to continue to provide the highest quality training that is cost-effective to potential and existing aid workers. The price bands will remain to offer a fair system that reflects the needs and financial resources of individuals and organisations in the sector.
There may be a need to revise our prices during the course of 2010, all participants will be given as much notice as possible.
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