Applications, payments, and cancellation

Applications

All the Centre's regular courses are open to candidates through grants or individual sources of funding. These candidates should send their applications directly to the ITCILO.

Workers' Activities and Employers' Activities training courses are available by invitation only. Additional candidates may be accepted if they pay a fee and are approved by the Secretary of the Workers' Group or Employers' Group of the ILO Governing Body.

The application procedure allows the Centre to match participants' needs to training activities. It is important to specify language skills, job experience, and academic background.

 To apply for a regular course:

• Search for a relevant course related to your interests through the Courses and Teams pages.
• Note the details of the course, including its title, price, dates, and application deadline.
• Apply directly by completing the online registration form, if available, or email the contact person.

The team responsible for the course will consider all applications in a standardized selection process. Successful candidates will be notified immediately.

Prices for regular courses

The total price of a training activity is calculated through tuition and subsistence costs. Costs are subject to change.

The tuition price covers course preparation, implementation and evaluation, training materials and books, and the use of facilities and support services, including online resources. For face-to-face courses, tuition also covers study tours (if planned) and emergency medical insurance.

The subsistence price covers accommodation and full board on the Centre's campus, laundry services (for courses longer than one week), and local study visits (if planned). For face-to-face courses outside Turin, the subsistence price covers accommodation and full board, as well as incidentals, depending on the available facilities.

Travel

The listed prices do not include the cost of travel between the participant's home country and the course venue.

Participants are responsible for holding a valid passport and obtaining the appropriate visa for the country in which the course is held, for any country in which a transit or stopover is required, and for all countries in which study tours are scheduled as part of the activity. 

Listed prices do not include the costs of passports, visas, and airport taxes.

Questions about the Centre's regular training courses? Send an email to the course contact person or admissions@itcilo.org for general inquiries.

Enrollment in regular courses

Once a candidate has been accepted to a regular course, they will receive upon enrollment an official confirmation, guidelines, and an invoice issued by the Centre's financial services.

Payment is required to secure a participant's place in a course and, in certain cases, for the timely issuance of necessary visas.

The amount due should be received by the Centre at least 14 days prior to the start date of the activity and is payable in full. All related bank charges—bank of origin, correspondent bank, and recipient bank—should be borne entirely by the payer.

Payment methods and details

Payments can be processed by bank transfer.

It is essential that the invoice number and the course code are indicated on the bank transfer form and that the Centre receives a copy of the transaction no less than seven days prior to the start date of the course.

Alternatively, the amount due may be paid by credit card. As this method requires access to the Centre's secure, electronic payment service, participants wishing to pay by credit card should notify the Centre immediately. The Centre only accepts Visa and Mastercard.

Enrollment in Masters at the Turin School of Development 

Once a participant has been accepted to a Master and chooses to enroll, they receive an official confirmation, guidelines, and an invoice issued by the Centre's financial services.

Payment is required from sponsoring institution(s) and self-paying participants to secure a participant's place in a Master (for the distance learning phase) and, in certain cases, for the timely issuance of necessary visas (for the face-to-face learning phase).

The amounts due are payable in full. All related bank charges—bank of origin, correspondent bank, and recipient bank—should be borne entirely by the payer.

Payment terms, withdrawal, cancellation policy, and refunds for Masters

Delay in the submission of the final thesis and/or project

Any delay in the submission of the final thesis and/or project will be subject to an additional fee of €500 to be borne by the participant or the sponsoring institution(s).

Payment, Cancellation and Refunds

In order to secure enrolment and ensure the timely issue of visas, sponsoring institutions and self-paying participants are strongly encouraged to pay participation fees earlier than the dates set out in the payment schedule below. The individual participation fees are payable in full and all bank charges (bank of origin, corresponding bank and recipient bank) will be entirely borne by the participant or the sponsoring institution(s).

Masters’ Programme

The payment schedule for the Masters’ 2026-2027 Programme is as follows:

• a non-refundable enrollment fee of €1,500 to be invoiced at pre-enrolled status and payable prior to enrollment. The participant may not be enrolled unless such payment is received in full.
• the remainder of the tuition fees to be invoiced after enrollment and payable as follows:

• €1,500 payable prior to start of the distance learning component. The participant may not start the distance learning phase unless this subsequent payment is received in full.

• Final payment payable at the latest 30 days prior to the start of the face to-face learning phase. The participant may not be admitted to this phase unless full payment has been received in the Centre’s bank account.

• 100% of the accommodation fees payable 30 days prior to the start date of the face-to-face learning phase. Otherwise, the room booking will be cancelled.

Cancellation of participation in the Masters’ Programme will result in the following penalties:

Tuition fees:

• €1,500, the non-refundable enrollment fee, if cancellation occurs at any time after enrollment;
• no refund of the €1,500 subsequent payment also, if cancellation is made before the start date of the distance learning phase.
• no refund of the final payment, if cancellation is made before the start date of the face-to-face learning phase.
• In principle, no waiver will be granted to the penalties outlined above. Exception may only be granted by the Treasurer and Director of TSD, via the Deputy Director of TSD, where that is deemed appropriate based on compelling and proven circumstances.

Accommodation fees (B&B):

• no penalty will be applied on accommodate ion fees if written notification of cancellation is made at least 14 days prior to the start date of the face-to-face learning phase;
• thereafter a fixed penalty of €1,000 will apply on accommodation fees in addition to any accommodation costs already incurred. These will be calculated on a weekly basis (i.e. actual number of weeks and portions thereof);
• in case of a change in the room type or occupancy option, a fixed penalty fee of €500 per person will apply.