Overview of the Australian Education System

June 15, 2008

The Australia Education system offers over 12,000 courses that are recognised internationally and are of world class standards. The tuition fees and living costs to study in Australia compare better than most other countries with quality tuition being more affordable than in the UK, USA or Canada, whilst offering a safe studying environment for international students, and a standard of living that is among the highest in the world.

Australia has the third largest number of international students in the English-speaking world behind the USA and UK, but in many counties Australia is many students’ first choice for international study.

Australia Education has a standardised system of qualifications, and together with great lifestyle opportunities there is no wonder why more than 200,000 international students choose to study in Australia. This together with Australia’s long history of teaching international students is proof enough that international students at Australian universities in Australia and their parents enjoy a level of service and financial protection that is unrivalled.

Australia has a dynamic multicultural society in which students can learn and travel in an English speaking country. There is the added advantages of being in close proximity to Asia, and the fact that international students can work up to 20 hours per week during semester and full-time during vacation periods.

All institutions from Australian Schools to Australian Universities, Australian English Colleges to Australian Vocational Education and Training colleges and TAFE’s must be registered with the Australian Government and meet stringent Australian education registration conditions ensuring that courses are of high standards in both ethics and quality.

Emphasis is placed on not only understanding concepts but also on their applications and theories, and the ability to critically examine different viewpoints and arguments, to collect and analyse data, to develop an argument in a logical form and to participate in discussion and debate with other students and teachers. This is an active learning process and not a passive listening one. Should assistance to develop a student’s study skills be required most institutions offer counseling services.

Assessment methods in determining a student’s progress vary between institutions. The students should fully understand how they will be assessed at the time of registering at a particular institution.

Resources

Australian Education Living and Study Expenses
Australian Education Qualification Types
Australian Education Quality Standards and Accreditation





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10 Responses to “Overview of the Australian Education System”

  1. Adriana Villalba on July 27th, 2008 4:38 pm

    Hello! my name is Adriana, I am mexican, and I am 18 years old. Next may I am finishing my high school and I am willing to study tourism. I would appreciate if you could send me further information about universities that offer this bachelor, since I read that Australia is one of the main countries in this buisness.
    Thank you very much,
    Adriana Villalba

  2. B R Kinnoo on August 17th, 2008 2:46 am

    I want to inquire about undergraduate courses on quantity surveying in australia

  3. sukhdev on September 6th, 2008 9:13 am

    I want to inquire about postgraduate course on hospitality management in Brisbane

  4. sukhdev on September 8th, 2008 3:51 am

    i want to inquire about postgraduation coures in Brisbane

  5. Hadia on September 11th, 2008 11:40 am

    can i transfer my Pharmacy undergraduate course from Pakistan to Australia?If yes then what possible steps i need to take??

  6. bhawani basnet on September 13th, 2008 11:47 pm

    I want to know about undergraduate course so plesse give me informanation about it .Thank you.

  7. saima on September 14th, 2008 6:16 am

    Sir.
    i want to inquire about the graduate course on masters in human resource managment in australia.I have done bachelors in computer science.
    Can you tell me about the universities offering these courses .I want to join in november session(2008).Please let me the time span for visa processing .
    thankyou

    waiting for your feedback.
    Saima

  8. saima on September 14th, 2008 6:17 am

    Sir.
    i want to inquire about the graduate course on masters in human resource managment in australia.I have done bachelors in computer science.
    Can you tell me about the universities offering these courses .I want to join in november session(2008).Please let me the time span for visa processing .
    thankyou

    waiting for your feedback.
    Saima

  9. Riley on October 1st, 2008 5:07 am

    Greetings
    I would like to know about any top college in Sydney and Gold Coast that offers diploma and first degree on psychology course and law course as well as low interest rate student loans. Also, I would like to know the estimated living expenses for a college student in Australia. Information about applying permanent residency and citizenship wll also be very helpful.
    Thank You.
    Any inconvinience caused is very much regretted and a quick response is very much appreciated.
    Thank you once again.

  10. Harshi on October 5th, 2008 8:10 am

    I want to do a advanced day care course in Australia.so let me know something about this.

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