Find out how to enrol, what it costs, and what to expect from our admissions process.
The fee for the current academic year is £8,410. If the academic year has already begun, you'll be charged a pro-rata amount based on the half term in which your child joins.
Yes, our fees include VAT.
There are separate fees to enter your child into their final IGCSE and International A Level exams, which are payable to the exam boards. For a full list of estimated additional costs, see here.
“Every student and family at MVA receives individual support, and we’re here to help you find what works best for you.”
We don't offer monthly or termly payment plans for international students. All fees for the year must be paid upfront.
There are separate fees to enter your child into their final IGCSE and International A Level exams, which are payable to the exam boards. For a full list of estimated additional costs, see here.
Yes, flexible payment plans are available for UK residents, though they're slightly higher. This doesn't apply to our BTEC course, for which fees must be paid upfront.
Yes, 100%. We're here to you help decide the most appropriate year group for your child.
Yes, we offer multiple entry points during each term.
Yes, our fees include VAT.
We may ask to see previous school reports to help our teachers and mentors transition them into our style of learning.
Switching to the British Curriculum is usually straightforward. Sometimes we advise pupils that it might benefit them to move up or down a year group, reflecting how academically advanced they are for their age.
Yes, you'll only pay a portion of the total fees, based on the half term in which your child joins.
The fee for the current academic year is £8,410. If the academic year has already begun, you'll be charged a pro-rata amount based on the half term in which your child joins.
You can join MVA from any country in the world where homeschooling is legal. See here for a full list.
It’s usually not a problem, though it can depend on the subject. If you’re unsure, our Admissions Team can advise you. If needed, we can also arrange extra support through our sister organisation, Minerva Tutors.
That's fine, though we recommend studying from within 5 hours of UK time for the best experience.
We welcome pupils in Years 7 to 11 from all academic backgrounds, including those who’ve been home educated. All we ask is that your child is aged 11–18 and ready to engage with self-study. For entry into A Levels, please check the specific subject requirements listed in our A Level Subject List.
