South Australian Government Schools

South Australian Government Schools has been providing study abroad experiences to international students since 1989.

With over 100 schools accredited to deliver our International Student Program, we are able to offer you a range of short and long term study programs to meet your needs.

Every aspect of your study program, including homestay accommodation, is centrally managed within our office by a caring team dedicated to your success and quality experience. This makes South Australian Government Schools unique in Australia.

Your success, safety and wellbeing are our priority.

Call Institution:
+61882263402

Visit Institution Website:
https://www.internationalstudents.sa.edu.au/en/

CRICOS Provider Number:
00018A

SA Government School Programs

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Senior High School (Years 11-12) 035548G

Junior High School (Years 8-10) 047134J

Primary School Program (Reception to Year 7) 045804C

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High School Study Abroad Program

If you are 13 years of age or older and want to study for up to 4 terms (one year), then the High School Study Abroad Program is for you! Experience the Australian culture by living and studying alongside Australian students while improving your English and trying new subjects that interest you. For further information, please visit the SA Government Schools website.

Connect Programs 2021

The Connect series of programs – undertaken in a virtual classroom and leading directly into onshore face-to-face learning as soon as Australian borders are open.

The Connect series covers three levels of learning:

ISEC Connect – an online Intensive English course that prepares students to enter mainstream classes
Pre-SACE Connect – an online Year 8-10 mainstream course
Stage 1 SACE Connect – an online Year 11 mainstream course that allows students to begin their SACE pathway

For further information, please visit the SA Government Schools website.

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South Australian Government Schools Student Stories

Wathnak

Cambodia

"Study is the number one priority, but enjoy yourself and learn more about Adelaide and develop your networks. That’s how I got my first job here."

Taewan (Daniel)

South Korea

"The education system in South Australia was truly the only system that I could maintain a genuine level of passion towards both education and other extracurricular activities which would work in cohesion for me to develop myself as a proud mature individual."