Payment Options
Pay in full, or spread the cost with a Buy Now Pay Later option at checkout.
Enrol & Pay in Full
The simplest option is to purchase your course or support in full. It's the best choice too, as you're not borrowing more than you can afford.
Payment methods we accept
- Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club and China UnionPay - from customers worldwide - plus South Korean domestic cards.
- Apple Pay, Google Pay, Amazon Pay, Link, Samsung Pay, Kakao Pay, Naver Pay, PAYCO and Satispay.
- Bancontact, iDEAL · Wero, TWINT, Pix, UPI and Bizum.
- Multibanco and OXXO.
The options shown to you at checkout depend on your location, currency and device; you'll see clear information about each option before you decide how to pay.
You'll get access to everything straight away.
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Spread the cost through Klarna, Clearpay (known as Afterpay outside the UK), Affirm (United States and Canada) or Scalapay (parts of Europe). The options you see depend on your location, and you'll see exactly what's on offer before committing to anything.
This finance is offered by the providers, not linguisttraining.com, and we don't have any control over what is offered or to whom.
We don't want you to take out a finance agreement you can't afford, so please do so with caution.
Some courses also have a payment plan offered directly by us. Where one is available, you'll see it on the course page.
Payments are spread, but you'll get access to everything straight away.
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Enrol now, pay later
- Pay in 30 days - start straight away, pay up to 30 days later. No interest, no fees.
- Pay in 3 instalments - three equal payments, 30 days apart. No interest or fees.
It's the lender's decision what they offer, not ours. Linguist Training Ltd (trading as linguisttraining.com) acts as an introducer and isn't a lender. Credit is provided exclusively by Klarna Bank AB (publ), available to permanent residents aged 18+, subject to status; T&Cs apply. Since 15 July 2026, Buy Now Pay Later products such as Pay in 30 days and Pay in 3 instalments are regulated in the UK by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Klarna must carry out an affordability check before offering credit; you have enforceable refund rights if goods or services are faulty, in line with other regulated credit; if you fall into financial difficulty you'll be directed towards debt advice and support first; and unresolved complaints can be taken to the free, independent Financial Ombudsman Service. Agreements entered into before 15 July 2026 aren't covered by the new rules.
Spread over 4 payments
- Pay in 4 instalments - a fixed amount of credit, repaid every 2 weeks.
- See your options at checkout before committing to anything.
It's the lender's decision what they offer, not ours. Linguist Training Ltd (trading as linguisttraining.com) acts as an introducer and isn't a lender. You must be 18+ and a permanent resident. Since 15 July 2026, Buy Now Pay Later products such as Clearpay's instalment plan are regulated in the UK by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Clearpay must carry out an affordability check before offering credit; you have enforceable refund rights if goods or services are faulty, in line with other regulated credit; if you fall into financial difficulty you'll be directed towards debt advice and support first; and unresolved complaints can be taken to the free, independent Financial Ombudsman Service. Agreements entered into before 15 July 2026 aren't covered by the new rules. Late fees may apply to missed instalments and missed payments may affect future use; see UK T&Cs and eligibility at clearpay.co.uk/terms.
Affirm & Scalapay Outside the UK
- Affirm - instalment options for customers in the United States and Canada.
- Scalapay - instalment options for customers in parts of Europe.
It's the lender's decision what they offer, not ours. Linguist Training Ltd (trading as linguisttraining.com) acts as an introducer and isn't a lender. These providers operate under the laws of the countries they serve, not UK FCA regulation. Each shows you its terms, instalment schedule and any fees or interest before you commit to anything.
How to use Buy Now Pay Later to pay for your course:
Choose your courses / support option and click the 'enrol' button to go to checkout.
At checkout, select your Buy Now Pay Later option and enter a few basic details.
You will see exactly what's on offer, before you have to commit to anything.
Funding & Grants
Some learners can access funding towards their training or exam. Here's a summary of the information we've found, but please conduct your own research.
Our courses prepare you for the CIOL exam - the DPSI Law, DPSI Health, CertTrans and DipTrans. The exam is the accredited, Ofqual-regulated part, and it's awarded by the CIOL rather than by us.
We've traditionally found that funding is offered only towards the accredited part of a qualification, so it's worth contacting the CIOL directly to ask whether any funding help exists towards the exam itself.
Universal Credit
If you claim Universal Credit, your Work Coach may be able to support training that helps you into work, through the Flexible Support Fund. This is discretionary and decided case by case.
One of our students recently told us that Universal Credit had agreed to potentially sponsor their training, and we provided a quotation for the purpose.
Ask your Work Coach. We'll happily provide a quotation.
Advanced Learner Loan
These loans fund tuition fees for qualifications at Levels 3 to 6, but only where the qualification is currently designated for loans and the course is delivered by a provider approved to offer loans in England.
The CIOL qualifications' loan designation seems to have lapsed in recent years, so this route may not currently be available.
Check the latest position with the CIOL and at gov.uk.
Access to Work
Access to Work is a grant for people with a disability or health condition, aimed at workplace support, equipment and adjustments. It is sometimes offered towards unaccredited training too.
We can't guarantee anything, so it's worth asking them directly. Bear in mind it isn't usually a quick process.
Apply directly at gov.uk / search for Access To Work online.
Employer Funding
If you're employed, your employer may fund CPD (Continuing Professional Development) or a qualification relevant to your role. Many organisations have a training budget for exactly this.
We'll provide a quotation and outline for your employer.