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Study
in Australia
Study
English
Depending
on the students’ proficiency in English, it may be necessary
for the student to undertake an English language course prior
to their undertaking a course of study related to their career
objectives. There are a number of ways that this can be achieved
including:
•
Many Universities provide Academic English programs which subsequently
may allow for direct entry to the particular courses of study
at the completion of the English program.
• Students who wish to attend colleges, vocational programs
or other short courses may best be suited to a General English
program at one of the many colleges that provide such English
courses.
• For those who only wish to study English for business
or social purposes then there are a good number of short courses
of 3 to 6 months duration, which provide an excellent introduction
to or further development of the students’ English language
skills.
In
all cases, iCORP Education is able to provide advice on the
most appropriate course and institution for their English language
study to suit the students’ current proficiency in English,
individual studies and their future career needs.
Study
in High Schools
For
many years, Asian students have often completed their High School
years at an Australian High School, either a government or private.
This can allow them to develop their English language skills,
familiarization with the Australian culture, as well as direct
entry into an Australian college or University on successful
completion of year 12. In other cases, a student has returned
to their home country to enter University or college but with
a greatly developed English language capability and cross cultural
understanding.
Private
schools are situated in all capital cities and in major country
locations. They offer a caring and safe environment and many
have boarding (accommodation) facilities and a wide course of
study which caters to the needs of the students’ strength
and interests.
iCORP
Education is happy to work with families to assess students’
needs and match them with an appropriate school in either the
government or private sector.
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Study
in Colleges
iCORP
Education provides up to date, objective and fair advice
on the large number of government and private colleges
in Australia. These colleges offer a very wide range of
vocational courses of study. This can range from Business,
IT, Tourism and Hospitality, Accounting, Marketing, Child
care, and Trade courses as examples of the many different
courses available. In developing a course of study related
to the students’ career objectives, we can work
with students to review the following:
•
The type of courses that colleges offer
• What is the difference between the government
and private colleges
• Who should attend these colleges
• What is the enrolment criteria for entry into
colleges and the specific courses
• What is the duration and cost of study at the
college
• What future options are available when the student
completes the course of study at the college
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Study
in University
iCORP
Education is able to represent and assist students at
the majority of Australian Universities. Australia has
a large number of Universities located in all major cities
and in many country areas. They offer a wide range of
courses at undergraduate and post graduate level, which
are internationally recognised. They have attracted Asian
and other international students for more than 50 years,
and offer an understanding, multicultural and safe environment.
Our key objective is to help students and their families
identify and enroll in the right University and course
of study which meet the students’ career need and
future opportunities.
In
helping students make the right choice, iCORP Education
will assist the students and their families in their decision
making to identify the answers to the following questions:
•
Who should attend the University?
• What is the appropriate course of study in University
in Australia?
• What courses do Australian Universities offer
both at the under graduate and post graduate
level?
• What are the entry requirements for a particular
course of study?
• What exemptions may be offered for prior study?
• What is the cost and duration of the chosen course
of study?
• What are the options, including career choices,
when a student completes their course of study in Australia?
Study
at University is a big investment in time, commitment
and expense. Our objective is to ensure that the student
makes the right choice to enhance his/her career and life
objectives.
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