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University pathways: An alternative option for entry into university
If you don’t meet the admission criteria to get into university, there are alternate university entry options available for you. It is possible to gain entry into an Australian bachelor or masters degree by enrolling in a pre-university course pathway program.Here’s your guide to learn more about university pathways in Australia.
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What are study abroad consultants and how can they help you?
Studying abroad is an excellent way to jump-start a global career, develop cross-cultural thinking and gain independence. But how do you prepare to become an international student? Organising your move to Australia can be a complicated process when it comes to visa applications, finding the perfect institution or course, and preparing for your new life abroad. If you are looking for extra support in your international student journey, you might want to consider seeking help from a study abroad consultant.
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What is a regional area in Australia?
What comes to mind when you hear the phrase ‘regional area’? Most likely, you imagine a small, sleepy town in the middle of nowhere with nothing fun to do. No exciting nightlife, no spectacular nature parks – in short, nothing to write home about.However, you might be surprised to learn that this is far from the case with many of Australia’s regional areas.This guide breaks down everything you need to know about regional areas, including what they are and why they aren’t what you might have imagined.
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What is Vocational Education and Training (VET)?
In Australia, vocational education and training (VET) is study that offers you the opportunity to learn specific and practical job skills. It’s the perfect route for international students who are looking for a quicker path into the workforce and a focus on real-world and industry-based skills.
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Study in Australia: What does it really cost?
Studying abroad involves many different costs, but embarking on the journey to Australia may not be as expensive as you think.To help you gain an understanding of how much you need to study in Australia, here’s a clear breakdown of some of the essential expenses.Please note that the current minimum living cost, as set by the Department of Home Affairs, is AUD $24,505 for a single student.