Applying to Australian institutions, although it will take careful planning, it's a lot easyer if you use our services.

The following is an informative step-by-step guide:

Step 1: Choosing a course and a campus

First step in your decision to study in Australia is to think about which courses you are interested in and whether they will lead into your chosen career. Carefully research courses, institutions and their locations. Consider the areas of specialisation offered through different courses and which ones will best suit your intended career path. Once decided on the course, you need to find out which education providers offer it and which provider suits your requirements. We recommend you to consider the size of the campus, available facilities and support services on offer to international students. Use our Course Finder for more details.

Step 2: Applying

Once you have chosen your course and your education provider, we can help you with the application procedures. We will guide you through it and provide you with information regarding the entrance conditions and the English language requirements to make sure you are eligible. If you are not eligible, we will recommend you an English language course to provide you with the English language knowledge level necessary to meet the requirements or recommend you a foundation course which may increase your chances.

Most application forms require the following:

• personal details;
• certified proof of your level of English language proficiency;
• details of previous educational qualifications, such as academic transcripts;
• course preferences (the course you are applying for);
• a summary of your employment experience (if applicable);

If the documents you supply are not in English, you must provide an official certified translation.

Ask us regarding the application procedures and we will provide you with the application form and guide you though the application process.

Step 3: Processing your application

Once you send us the required documents, your application will be assessed and you will be notified of the result. Be prepared to be patient as it may take few weeks (longer for postgraduate applications) before your application is processed.

Step 4: Accepting your offer

If your application is accepted you will receive an Offer Letter and an Acceptance Form. Before accepting the offer, you should carefully read the letter of offer and check any conditions that may apply. Depending on your country of nationality you may be required to undergo a pre-visa assessment before the institution issues an electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCoE). The eCoE is the only accepted evidence of enrolment for processing student visa applications. You may be required to pay tuition fees before applying for the student visa. The institution will advise you of its requirements, but generally it will require payment of at least one semester of course fees.

Step 5: Preparing for departure

Now that you have been accepted, it's time to apply for your student visa. We will guide you through the application process all the way. Once your student visa has been granted, you can purchase your plane tickets and start thinking about your accommodation in Australia. Your education provider will typically send you an admissions package with information that will help you adjust to Australia in your first couple of weeks. This might include information on your course, accommodation options, facts about the area you will live in, financial information and details about orientation programs.