The price of tomorrow’s education, today.
Tuition is paid in advance and in parts. Each payment covers a share at that moment’s price, and the plan is fully paid by the day the course starts.
Illustrative diagram. It is not a forecast or a commitment.
of what individuals and companies pay passes through Ankla
of the payment reaches the institution’s own account directly
debt for whoever pays: this is not a loan
Instead of paying tuition when the course arrives, start covering it earlier.
With Plan Ankla, each payment turns part of the future tuition into coverage, at the price it has that day.
Three steps to reach the first day with tuition covered.
- 1
Choose an institution and a start year.
The plan is calculated on that institution’s tuition.
- 2
Pay in parts, at your own pace.
Monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or all at once.
- 3
Start the course with tuition covered.
Plan Ankla is fully paid before the course begins.
Every payment is protected from future increases.
What is paid today covers a share of the tuition at today’s price. If the price rises later, what is already covered stays covered.
Education in Spain has risen every year for the past two decades. It has not fallen in a single year. Source: INE, Education CPI.
The money goes straight to the institution.
Ankla provides the technology and never holds third-party funds.
See it in detail- GDPR
- eIDAS signature
- SEPA
- Immutable audit trail
What Plan Ankla is not.
Not a loan.
No debt and no interest.
Not a scholarship.
It neither replaces one nor competes with it.
No guarantee of admission.
Paying in advance does not grant a place.
Not a financial product.
It is the advance payment of tuition, nothing more.
In the United States, a prepaid tuition plan among private universities has existed since 2003. We cite it as inspiration, not as an equivalent: the legal and tax framework is another.
Does your institution not offer Plan Ankla yet?
Tell us where you would like to use it. We will let you know as soon as it is available there. Every request counts.
The people behind Ankla.
Nicolás Nugent Lora
Leads Ankla's strategy and platform. He designed the model the network rests on. Financial and business consultant, graduate in Business Administration (Universidad de Lima) and Master in Management (IE Business School). EFPA European Financial Advisor (EFA). Specialisation programme in financial advice at IEB.
Jesús Pérez Pérez
Leads the finances and the economic model of the Ankla network. Independent financial and insurance adviser, with degrees in Economics and in Actuarial and Financial Sciences (Universidad Complutense de Madrid). Certified International Investment Analyst (CIIA) and European Financial Planner (EFP). Lecturer at IEB, Universidad de Alcalá and Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.
Who we work with.
Alberto Ibáñez
Institutional Development
Develops Ankla's institutional network. Founder and Managing Director of MOVA Education Partners. Previously Director Asia Pacific at IE University, responsible for its offices in India, China, Singapore and Japan, and before that Director of Client Relations at ETS Global. Dual Master in Management and Strategic Marketing and MBA from Hult International Business School, and a Bachelor of Business Administration from London Metropolitan University.
MOVA Education Partners
International growth
Helps universities, business schools and EdTech organisations grow internationally through strategic partnerships, market expansion and student recruitment strategy. Its work spans Europe, Latin America and Asia-Pacific, across international market development, commercial partnerships and transnational education.
The first things people ask.
What if I end up not studying there?
Where does my money go?
Does it guarantee admission?
What if tuition goes up?
What if Ankla stops operating?
Are you an institution?
Plan Ankla brings your institution people who fit your offer and who today may fall outside it over a question of timing.
The Plan Ankla seal next to your institution’s payment options.