Funding your Delamar Academy course

We understand that our students come to us with different financial circumstances, so we have put together a list of varied funding options below.

Delamar Interest Free Payment Plan

A 25% deposit along with a completed enrolment form secures your place on one of our courses. The remainder of the fees are usually then payable a month prior to the start of your course.

For those students on our longer courses who will struggle to pay all the fees in one go we can arrange to split the the remainder of the fees into 3 further amounts of 25% each. A further 25% is then payable prior to the start of the course and the final two remaining payments of 25% at agreed payment dates within the course. Without charging interest on the sums due we hope this will allow more students to get the training they require to start their dream career. (This option is agreed on a case by case basis so please discuss it with us).

ScreenSkills Bursaries

Each year, government money is provided to ScreenSkills who enable people to train in the creative industries through bursaries. 100% funded courses are made available for creatives who want to get ahead in the Media, TV and Film industries. We currently have a wide selection of short courses eligible for Government funded ScreenSkills Bursaries. This funding can help makeup & hair professionals improve their skills and consequently improve their employability. This is a fantastic scheme that we are really proud to be a part of. 

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Here are the courses eligible for ScreenSkills Bursaries:

Advanced Fashion, Barbering, Period Hair & Makeup, Advanced Hair, Facial Hair Course, Advanced Prosthetics, Afro & Curly Textured Hair, Contemporary Hair, Beginners Hair & Setting, Fashion, Beauty.

The BAFTA Scholarship

Receive up to £12,000 funding towards our most extensive courses: the industry respected Advanced Complete Makeup Artist course or Complete Makeup Artist course. BAFTA have the following to say:

The BAFTA UK scholarship programme is open to British citizens in need of financial assistance to study eligible undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the UK. BAFTA Scholars undertaking postgraduate study receive between £5,000 to £12,000 towards their annual course fees (up to a maximum of £20,000 for 2 year courses). BAFTA will make a contribution towards living expenses for undergraduate courses, but if the course is three years long, only those going into their 2nd or 3rd year of study are eligible to apply. As well as financial assistance, BAFTA scholars also receive mentoring support and free access to BAFTA events around the UK. 

Generously supported by the Kirsh Foundation, the Reuben Foundation and WarnerMedia.


The Arts Council

Funding to support individuals who are cultural and creative practitioners and want to take time to focus on their creative development.

International funding options

Italy, Gibraltar & Iceland

Previous students have received financial help towards their courses from various funds and schemes set up in their respective countries. We encourage you to research this independently.  

Sweden

We have had students from Sweden who have funded the course fees on their course, with financial aid from the government. Please look at CSN for more info.