�� Important Announcement:

After more than 35 years of dedicated service to CGIUKI students, Campbell’s College will be closing after the November 2025 exam sitting. The College was founded by Alan Campbell and, following his passing, has been run by Vivien Campbell and Jane Hamilton since 2021. Vivien and Jane are now retiring and preparing for a new chapter in the sun.

What This Means for You:
• Courses will continue as normal for the November 2025 exams.
• All course materials are available for download from the course portal.
• Tutor support for all modules is available until the November 2025 exams.
• Tutor support for IFAI, Risk, Boardroom and Foundation Finance module is available until June 2026.
• Access to course materials will remain open on the portal until November 2026.
• For 2026. access to course materials on the portal is available at a discount if booked before the end of November 2025.

Reduced Pricing for 2025
As we’re no longer printing or posting materials, we’re pleased to pass on those savings. Courses for the November 2025 sitting are available at a lower price, helping to ease the burden for self-funding students (£435 instead of £455).

We’d like to thank all our students, past and present, for being part of the Campbell’s College journey. It has been an honour to support so many of you in your professional development.

Warm wishes,
Vivien Campbell & Jane Hamilton
Campbell’s College
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FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions about our Distance Learning Courses:

What does the price include?

Campbell's College study notes (available as pdfs on our course platform).
Tutor support and marking of the designated assignments/mock exams
Audio lectures and/or video presentations
Contact with other students via WhatsApp, Linkedin Group and Facebook Group
Help and advice from the administration department
Additional resources where applicable (codes/acts/articles etc)

When should I enrol? You can enrol at any time - there is no set start date. You will work to your own timetable from the date of enrolment until the exam period.

How do I enrol? Book online via our secure online store. You can either pay by card or request an invoice for your employer.

How many subjects should I study at a time? The Institute will usually only let you sit two exams per sitting.

How soon after I enrol will I be able to start?  You will have online access within one working day.

How is the course material accessed?  You will be sent a code to access your course on our online platform.
Do I need to buy any additional textbooks? No - our course notes used in conjunction with the Institute textbooks will provide all you need. If you do want to buy additional books, you will find recommendations on the subject online platform.

I live overseas - is this a problem? Absolutely not - Campbell's College provides training to students worldwide. Notes can be downloaded. Our student online forums and groups mean overseas students are not isolated.

How do I contact my tutor and submit my assignments for marking?
On enrolment you will be sent contact details. When you have completed a piece of work, please email it directly to your tutor.

Can I contact other Campbell's College students?
We have student groups on Facebook and Linkedin and subject WhatsApp groups.

I am worried about studying accounts by distance learning - can you help? Jim Skinner our finance tutor writes:
I am a firm believer that you can divide the entire population of the world into two categories, numbers people and words people. I am also of the opinion that the words people think that they are no good at accounts. Many students are words people and leave the accounting subjects to last. They have achieved passes in other subjects and then the day arrives when they have to tackle the dreaded accounts. The Campbell's training course is designed with this in mind. No previous book-keeping knowledge is required, you can work at your own pace, the material is written in plain English showing short cuts and "common sense" solutions to problems. All that is required is a commitment to work as hard as you can and send in papers for marking. I have many years experience of producing material for Campbell's College and I know that hard work and an organised approach to study (with no bad luck) will eventually lead to examination success.

Does Campbell's have a track record of success? Yes - our pass rate statistics show that our students do better than average. Visit our Prizes Page and also have a look at recommendations from past students on the Reviews Page.

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