Studies in Australia : the education system

The 5 Best Reasons Why You Should Study in a University With Us in Australia

Quality Education

Australia enjoys an excellent world ranking for its universities (8 out of 40 rank among the 100 best universities in the World), 15 Nobel Prize and international recognition

Variety Of Courses

We can enrol you among 1,100 institutions and in 22,000 flexible, customisable and innovative courses in Australia. You can build your own degree, become an independent learner and be a leader

Modern Equipment

State-of-the-arts facilities in all Australian institutions with 24/7 access, exhaustive services and support to International students at all levels (academic, psychological, activities…)

Solid Return On Investment

In Australia during and after your studies, you have access to unlimited career opportunities, eligibility to the Post Study Work Visa and others; and above all, prospects of higher salaries than back home

Exclusive Support

Our Sydney team will regularly follow your study progress during your stay in Australia: profit from our ongoing assistance and graduate successfully!

How does the Higher Education work in Australia?

It's important that you get familiar with the education system in Australia so that you can understand how it works and therefore we can help you take a mature decision.

	We summarise below the Education system in Australia through the Australian Qualification Frame ou AQF. The AQF explains the different study options and possible course articulations in Australia.
	Australia offers 2 major study choices: Vocational training: aimed at obtaining a technical career and get into the workforce within less than 2 years of study (from 6 months to 2 years); University studies: aimed at obtaining a University degree (from 3 to 9 years) and start at a managerial position. See more details in the opposite table.
	Studies at Universities and Vocational institutes in Australia attract fees although they are public institutions, equally for Australian and international students; In Australian universities, internships are not compulsory as part of your course
	Our role is to help you find the appropriate course according to your academic results and budget and then organise it all for you! Foundation programmes: even if you have failed or not scored well at your Secondary High School degree, Australia offers you a second chance through the foundation programme system. Click here for more details
	We represent over 100 institutions in Australia: it means that you have a wide range of study options and choices of cities, you can select reputed universities or not with us as well as courses adapted to your budget.

The Australian Qualification Frame

The Australian education system follows the below AQF wheel and shows the possible study combinations you can take in Australia.

AQF Framework

You can choose from 2 different study pathways:

Vocational Training: qualifications include Certificates, Diplomas and Advanced Diploma, from Level 1 up to Level 6; they are delivered by hundreds of private and public Vocational Institutes (TAFEs and Business Colleges).
University: qualifications include Undergraduates (Bachelor and Honour Degrees) and Postgraduates (Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma, Masters, MBA, PHD) delivered in 40 universities all over Australia (mostly public universities; only 3 universities are private); some TAFEs and private vocational institutes can also offer Bachelor degrees.

How does my Australian degree fare internationally?

Since the Australian Education is based on the anglo-saxon system, all Australian university degrees are recognized worldwide. You can choose from 40 Universities (8 are among the 100 best universities in the world) and you can you can choose from hundreds of courses.

However to apply into an Australian degree, conditions apply and you need to meet the academic and English requirements. Check below for more Details:
Vocational studies or University studies