One invoice, built from your quote
The invoice comes from the lines you approved. If a number changes, we tell you why first.
Nothing is committed until you have a written quote: school, room, every fee, one total. Here is each stage.
How long, roughly when, your level, and what you need the English for — university, work or IELTS. In Arabic or English.
We need: your name, a contact number, and your rough dates. Nothing else yet.
Up to five schools that fit. Each shows the course, the room, registration and placement fees, insurance, the transfer, and one total.
You get: a quote with a validity date, what is included, and what is not. No payment at this stage.
We fill in the school's registration and submit it. Each asks for something slightly different — Cape Studies wants a passport photo.
We need: your passport, and the documents that specific school requires. We will tell you exactly which, and the deadline.
The school confirms your place and we invoice from the quote you approved. Deadlines are theirs — Good Hope 14 days before arrival, International House 21.
Important: if you need a visa, pay as soon as the booking is confirmed so the school can issue your supporting documents in time.
We confirm your room, book the pickup and arrange a SIM. Three schools include the transfer with their rooms; two charge, and the fee is on their page.
We need: your flight number and arrival time, at least 14 days before you start.
We meet you at Cape Town International, take you to your accommodation and walk you through your first day. We check again within 48 hours.
You get: an arrival pack, your first-day instructions, and a number that a person actually answers.
The invoice comes from the lines you approved. If a number changes, we tell you why first.
Each school sets its own deadline and cancellation terms. Both are in writing before you commit, and on every school page.
A payment is marked received once it clears — so your place is never held on money that has not arrived.
On visas. Depends on your passport. We write the school's letter and tell you what they need; the application is yours to make with the embassy.