Each programme's price is shown from the catalogue onwards, before any contact with the institution. A price you have to ask for is a price that adjusts to the customer: ours is written down, identical for everyone, and readable by anybody.
The amount carries its unit, which is the useful half of the information. A long programme is quoted per year; a short format is quoted in total. Readers therefore know what they pay and over what period, with no mental arithmetic.
Fees are expressed in Guinean francs and in them alone. It is the currency the institution invoices and collects in, and the only one in which a price commitment holds over time.
Payment is by mobile money, card or transfer, in one go, in three or in ten monthly instalments for the same total. Employer funding is arranged through a training agreement.