Application help

Guidance on completing the application form

Section 1: Select a course

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 Programme This is a selection of programmes currently offered. Please select one from the list.

Type of programme you are applying for

Please select what type of the Foundation or Diploma program you are after, usually there are dependent on your English and Academic levels, if you are unsure, don't worry, select any type of program and once one of our student enrolment advisers contacts you, they will be able to counsel you on the program type that suits you best. 

Date you wish to start your course

We offer at least two start dates a year for most programmes. The length of the programme does not change. What changes is the amount of time you will have between when you finish your course and the beginning of your degree, ie. more or less holiday/break.

Do you require AEP before your course?

AEP stands for Academic English Preparation. This is additional tuition we offer to students whose English does not meet the requirements for one of our programmes. Please note your English will be assessed once we receive this application so don't worry if you are not sure about this.

 

Section 2: Student details

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1st contact
telephone/
mobile*

We would prefer you gave us a mobile phone number as your first contact number as it makes it easier to contact you.

Date of birth

dd/mm/yyyy (day/month/year)
DD: day with 0 prefix if single digit, MM: month with 0 prefix if single digit, YYYY: represents full year.

 

Section 3: Subject Selection and Undergraduate Study

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Subject selection

If you are not sure of the subject you want to study, don't worry, select a programme and once one of our student enrolment advisers contacts you, they will be able to counsel you on the best route to take.
 

Undergraduate Study

  Many applicants already know the name of the specific degree they want to study at the University. If you don't, don't worry, select "don't know yet" and we'll  help you decide during application. Also, once you are in Centre, the tutors will monitor your progress and will help you take a decision on the degree to apply  for.

 

Section 4: Visa and Insurance information

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Do you need Overseas Student Health Cover?

It is compulsory for all students to have an insurance while studying in Australia. Insurance will provide you health and medical cover including:

  • Out of hospital medical treatment 
  • In hospital medical treatment
  • Prescription Medicines
  • Emergency ambulance assistance

If you answer "no" you will need to send us proof of alternative policy

The student enrolment adviser assigned to your application will contact you to request details of your insurance cover.

 

Section 5: Parent/Guardian/Emergency details

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1st contact telephone/mobile*

We would prefer you gave us a mobile phone number as your first contact number as it makes it easier to contact you.

 

Section 6: Accommodation

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Do you require assistance with accommodation?

 If you prefer to stay with a homestay family, we can help you arrange accommodation with a local homestay family.  However, if you prefer to stay at other types of private accommodation, then you can select "No".  

Section 7: Previous education and English level

It is important you provide us with the most detailed information possible about your previous education, including dates, name of the school, location and final grades.

If you have an English test result from a Secure English Language Test (SELT), it would be very useful to submit it in this application form. After reviewing your application, we will make you an offer of a place on a course. To confirm the place we offer you, you will need to pay a deposit, send us your letter of acceptance and provide us with a valid SELT result. So if you don't already have a SELT result, we advise you take the test as soon as possible after submitting this application or after receiving an offer of a place. Examples of SELT are IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, TOEIC.

Please note you will also be tested on arrival so it is really important you don't make someone else do your test for you as if your level of English is lower than stated at enrolment, there might be serious implications for your visa and you might be asked to leave the country.

 

Section 8: Financial information and agreement

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Agreement by the student

The person for whom this application is being submitted must tick this box to agree to the Terms and Conditions.

Agreement by the parent/guardian

If the student is under 18 years old, the parent/guardian must tick this box to agree to the Terms and Conditions.

Agreement by the fee payer/financial sponsor

This box must be ticked by the person or institution who will be paying the student's fees.