Term Dates

Subjects are taught weekly in a classroom style format held at The College of Central London, 3rd Floor, 73 Great Eastern Street, London EC2A 3HR (see Location of METL)

Classes run from 18.00 - 19.30 hours and from 19.30 - 21.00 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings.

Please contact METL for class schedules and subjects offered.

Term Dates for 2009/2010

14th September 2009 - 25th March 2010

(with 3 weeks break for Christmas & New Year)

The next set of ICS examinations will be held from 19th April - 29th April 2010


METL Study Fees:

£486.96 + VAT @ 17.5% (£572.18 inc. VAT) per Subject.

Price includes two terms of tuition, Ship Types book along with other course material (which varies from subject to subject), use of METL's Virtual Library and a half-day Saturday Revision session.

Saturday Revision Classes will be held on 6th, 13th, 20th March and 10th April 2010. Please contact METL for further details.

Please note Study Fees are not refundable.

METL is independent from ICS TutorShip.

METL cannot assist with applications for Visas for the U.K.


Important Points to Note

Please bear in mind the following:-

- When making your selection of subjects remember that Shipping Business is compulsory in the first qualifying year and that you have to take any two other subjects at your first qualifying attempt if you are taking the full Professional Qualifying Examinations (PQE).

- Most candidates are working full-time and so generally take three years to complete the course towards full membership of ICS. Do not, therefore, be too ambitious at your first attempt.

- Even if you are granted an exemption in a particular subject, you may need that knowledge for some of the other subjects. Study the syllabus for that subject and attend the classes if you are uncertain about any aspect of the subject matter. This applies particularly to Introduction to Shipping, as most other subjects demand a good understanding of this subject.

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