Admissions
There is no portal.
There is a letter,
then a conversation.
Verrow admits adults in work. Admission is handled by correspondence: it takes less of your time than a form, and it lets us tell you honestly when a programme is not the right one.
The pathway
Four stages, in order
- 01
Enquiry
You write to the admissions office naming the programme that interests you and describing, briefly, the work you would bring to it. There is no application fee and no form-filling stage.
- 02
Conversation
We reply with the current cohort schedule and fees, and arrange a short conversation. Its purpose is to establish whether the programme suits your work, including telling you when it does not.
- 03
Place offered
If the programme fits, we confirm a place in a named cohort in writing, with the schedule, fee and payment terms set out. Nothing is charged before you accept.
- 04
Preparation
Before the first seminar you receive the reading set, the studio-work brief and the cohort's session times, so you can arrange the hours the programme requires.
One letter naming the programme is the whole enquiry.
Fees and dates
Plainly, and per cohort
We do not publish a fee, a fee range or a "from" figure, because a number set months before a cohort exists is not a price.
When you enquire, the admissions office sends the fee for the specific cohort, the payment terms and what the fee includes. Nothing is charged before you accept a place in writing. We do not operate a scholarship or bursary scheme, and we will not imply one exists.
Dates are handled the same way. Cohort schedules are confirmed as they are set and sent with the fee, so the calendar you read is the one that applies to you.
Boundaries
What admission
does not involve
- No application fee, and no charge before you accept a place in writing.
- No entrance examination, portfolio requirement or prior qualification.
- No published acceptance rate, seat counter, waitlist or countdown.
- No student portal, grade record or fee account on this website.
- No collection of documents, identification or educational records at enquiry.
- No admission of anyone under 18, and no information collected about children.
Begin here
Name the programme
in your letter.
Tell us which practice you want to work on and, briefly, the work you would bring. That is the whole enquiry.
Write to admissions