Instalment plan
£10,000
Payable in four blocks across the programme.
- ✓4 × £2,500 payments.
- ✓Payments due every three modules.
- ✓Spreads the total course investment.
Fees and enrolment
Course fees and structure
A clear investment structure for the 12-module certificate pathway within The School of Oral Surgery, combining academic learning, clinical skills days and portfolio development support.
Course structure
The Oral Surgery Certificate is structured into 12 comprehensive modules designed to be completed over a set period, providing a balanced mix of academic learning and practical development.
The course supports the academic component of oral surgery progression while guiding participants as they develop their clinical logbook and portfolio of evidence.
- 12 structured oral surgery modules.
- Flexible payment options available.
- Registration deposit to secure your place.
- Portfolio guidance included throughout the course.
Investment options
Choose between an instalment plan or a discounted one-off payment.
One-off payment
£9,000
Save £1,000 on the total course fee.
- ✓£1,000 discount applied.
- ✓One-time payment.
- ✓Most cost-effective route.
Secure your place
Reserve your place while you finalise your payment plan.
Registration deposit
Guarantees your enrolment on the upcoming cohort.
£250
The deposit will be credited towards your total course fee, whether you choose the Instalment Plan or the One-Off Payment.
- ✓Secures your place while you finalise your payment plan.
- ✓Deducted from your total course fee.
- ✓Review the Course Terms and Conditions.
Accreditation and logbook guidance
Accreditation and portfolio support
This course is designed to provide robust academic and clinical support, guiding you towards formal accreditation.
The dual requirement for full accreditation
Achieving Level 2 Oral Surgery Accreditation requires two components:
01
Academic component
Completed through this certificate course.
02
Surgical logbook and portfolio
A comprehensive surgical logbook and portfolio of evidence, developed through your clinical practice.
To develop your portfolio, you are required to engage in self-directed clinical learning and actively work in a dental practice, community, or hospital setting to build your surgical logbook.
If you do not have a suitable clinical setting, you can still complete the academic component and will be awarded the Certificate.
This course provides dedicated guidance and support for your personal portfolio development.
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