Payment of the tuition fee
You can pay the tuition in two ways:
- In full — either in cash or by transferring the amount to our bank account
- In installments — payment in four terms, spread over the academic year
ℹ️ Additional costs apply to payment in installments. This option is only available to students residing in the Netherlands. DJAM reserves the right to request proof of residence (e.g., a recent bank statement or an extract from the Civil Registry).
Discount for Continuing Students
Students continuing their studies at DJAM in the following course year are eligible for a discount on the tuition fee. This arrangement does not apply to students who only took main subject lessons in the previous year.
Late Enrollment
If you enroll shortly before or during the course year, the tuition fee must be paid within 14 days. If you choose to pay in installments upon late enrollment, the terms of payment will be arranged with DJAM.
DJAM Bank Account Details
Bank: ING Bank
Account Name: DJAM, Amsterdam
IBAN: NL64INGB0006131984
BIC/SWIFT: INGBNL2A
Timely Payment
Whether paying in full or in installments, you are responsible for ensuring your tuition is paid on time. DJAM does not send out payment requests, but you will receive a reminder before the due date.
If payment is late, you will receive a reminder requesting payment within 10 days. If there is still no response, administration fees will be added to the outstanding amount.
In case of continued failure to pay, DJAM reserves the right to take further steps, such as involving a collection agency.
ℹ️ If someone else (e.g., a parent, partner, or institution) is paying for your tuition, always ensure your name is clearly mentioned with the payment to avoid any confusion.
If a situation arises during the course year that makes it difficult for you to meet your financial obligations, contact the DJAM administration as soon as possible, and definitely before the payment deadline. A temporary payment plan may be possible in some cases.
Child Benefit & Student Grants
Studying at DJAM generally does not affect your right to receive child benefits. For the most current information, contact the Social Insurance Bank (SVB) office in your area.
ℹ️ A study at DJAM does not entitle you to government student grants (studiefinanciering) or a public transport student card (OV-jaarkaart).
If you receive unemployment or welfare benefits, it is advisable to take evening and/or weekend classes, due to availability requirements imposed by benefit agencies.