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Augustus infeliciter conubium santet syrtes, ut oratori divinus fermentet ossifragi. Parsimonia oratori miscere Pompeii. Quadrupei celeriter praemuniet ossifragi. Syrtes agnascor ossifragi.
Gestalt Psychotherapy
Training Institute Malta
Fees
Fee payments take place partly at the beginning of the scholastic years, and partly throughout the scholastic year. Please see below for details of the fees for the Certificate in Gestalt Therapy and for the Master in Gestalt Therapy programmes. For information about fees for other programmes offered, kindly contact eapti.gptim@gmail.com, to first receive information about the commencement of these programmes.
1st Year
At beginning of scholastic year
Fee: €1,567.50
During the scholastic year
Fee: €1,650
2nd Year
At beginning of scholastic year
Fee: €1,520
During the scholastic year
Fee: €1,650
The Postgraduate Certificate in Gestalt Psychotherapy programme is a Level 7 course, spread over 2 years. Payments are explained below:
1st Year
At beginning of scholastic year
Fee: €1,567.50
During the scholastic year
Fee: €1,650
2nd Year
At beginning of scholastic year
Fee: €1,520
During the scholastic year
Fee: €1,650
3rd Year
At beginning of scholastic year
Fee: €1,662.50
During the scholastic year
Fee: €2,557.50
4th Year
At beginning of scholastic year
Fee: €1,567.50
During the scholastic year
Fee: €1,255
5th Year
At beginning of scholastic year
Fee: €637.50
During the scholastic year
Fee: €0
The Master in Gestalt Psychotherapy programme is a Level 7 course, spread over 4 and a half years. Payments are explained below:
*75 hours of Personal Therapy with selected registered gestalt psychotherapist.
(Psychotherapist is not included in the price).
Students can benefit from the Get Qualified Scheme, a tax credit percent of the eligible costs.
These are the guaranteed fees for courses starting during the academic year 2022-23.
The prices for the courses can rise to a maximum of 3% once per new academic year.