IQ Academy Fees for 2025

Details of IQ Academy Fees for 2025. One of the key aspects of tertiary college application is the fee structure. College education is often seen as a gateway to personal and professional success, but the road to academic achievement comes at a cost. The IQ Academy Fees for 2025 is a crucial aspect of the higher education landscape, one that sparks debates on accessibility, affordability, and the value of investment in education. In this article, we will see the IQ Academy Fees for 2025, fee payment methods, and the components that influence IQ Academy Fees.

See the List of IQ Academy Courses available in 2025.

Table of IQ Academy Fees for 2025


Fee Type	Amount	Payable
Business		A total course fee is comprised of 2 annual course
Management/HR	R23, 000	fees and includes annual registration fees. The
Management/		payment of which can be made on registration or
Local Governance Total Course Fee		can be scheduled over 12, 15, 18 or 24 months.
De-registration Fee	Variable	The fee that is payable upon de-registration (variable, depending on how far the student is with his/her programme or course).
Course change prior to 1st payment	No Charge
Examination Re-mark Fee	R300	This fee is payable on application for an examination re-mark.
Academic Exclusion Re- admission fee- no books	R500	This fee will be added to the students account upon re-admission into course.

Fee Type	Amount	Payable
Assignment Re-Mark Fee	R90	This fee is payable on application for an assignment re-mark.
Special Examination Fee	R900	This fee is payable in order to write a special exam. This fee is at the discretion of the Academic Head. Please see General Rules.
Supplementary Fee	R500	This fee is payable in order to write a supplementary Exam.

Module Re- registration/Module Repeat Fee – no books	R1,000	This fee is payable on re-registration or repeat of a failed Module with no books required.


Shipping Fee	R150	Courier fee when an item does not include shipping.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Fee	R2,500	This fee is payable on application and acceptance of RPL. On recognition of RPL, a module may not be required and thus, a credit would be passed for the Module Fee.
Duplicate Certificate Fee	R400	This fee is payable on request for duplicate certificate. Fee excludes shipping.

IQ Academy Method of Payment of Fees

The following methods of payment described below are acceptable.

Direct Deposits or Internet Payments

Direct deposits or Internet payments can be made into the following account:

Bank: Standard Bank

Branch: Vincent Park

Branch Code: 003721

Account Holder/Name: IQ Academy

Account Number: 251390527

Reference: Student number, ID number or passport number, Contact number

Debit Order

If elected to use a debit order, tuition fees are collected via an agreed debit order on a monthly basis.

The following fees may be added to the tuition fees and can be paid via normal debit order: Special examination and supplementary fees, where applicable.

Examination script re-mark.
Module(s) re-registration

Electronic Payments

All electronic payments for student fees are accepted and payments can be made via the student’s bank into iQ’s bank account.

Please note that for Standard Bank customers we are an authorised and approved beneficiary. Reference to be used is your ID number.

International Payments

Where payment is being made for students applying foreign currency, payment must be made via telegraphic transfer into iQ’s bank account. Please visit the iQ website for more details.

Proof of Payment

To avoid the possibility of a payment not being credited to the correct student account, it is essential that the student name and student number or ID number are entered on the deposit slip or telegraphic transfer.

Please email a copy of the deposit slip or transfer to iQ’s student experience team via accounts@iqa.ac.za

Components of IQ Academy Fees for 2025:

Tuition
Room and Board
Textbooks and Supplies
Technology and Lab Fees

College fees are a critical aspect of the higher education landscape, influencing accessibility, affordability, and the overall value of education. While challenges exist, proactive measures, such as Bursaries, scholarships, and Student Loans, can help strike a balance between the investment in education and its long-term benefits.