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Online

Get the same world-class education experience when you go digital and study online.

Many universities and colleges are putting a lot of recourses into their online learning systems, making them easy-to-follow (no need to be tech-savvy), reliable, offer the same access to course work, assessments and resources, as well as great social interaction via online forums. Why not take advantage and choose a mode of study that fits in with your life, instead of changing your life to fit in with your study?


Discover this halfway point between conventional education and the revolution of digital study, and enjoy the best of both worlds. This mode of study (also known as ‘hybrid learning’ or ‘mixed-mode learning’) is becoming increasingly popular among students, as you’re able to benefit from the flexible study timetable proffered by online learning, with the added advantage of face-to-face peer support and teacher guidance.

It involves going to campus for the required contact hours specified for the course and learning in a classroom environment. Classes could be made up of lectures, tutorials, laboratory work, group work and other practical activities. The number of hours required for classes and days on campus will vary depending on the course you are enrolled in. Great perks of on campus study include the awesome interactive and social experience, full access to the top-notch facilities and having face-to-face contact with your tutors and peers.

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University

Graduate with a widely recognised and highly regarded Bachelors Degree, Masters or Doctorate when you study with a university.

Currently, Australia’s 43 universities have over one million students enrolled; creating leading academics across a huge range of fields. All courses are led by experts who will pass on their knowledge and guide you to the finish line. Not only will you be exposed to forward thinkers, but you’ll also have access to first-class facilities, a huge range of resources and a lively on-campus social scene.


Be equipped with the right skills and knowledge to be workforce ready and gain a valuable hands-on learning experience when you get qualified with a TAFE (Tertiary and Further Education) or VET (Vocational Education and Training) provider. Earn yourself a nationally recognised apprenticeship or traineeship, or gain a certificate or diploma and be prepared to enter fields like childcare, community services, trades, beauty therapy and loads more. Courses offered by TAFE and VET providers have lower entry requirements, offer more practical ‘hands-on’ learning and are government regulated – so you’ll be getting only the highest in educational standards!


Offering higher education courses including Bachelor and Postgraduate Degrees, VET courses or a combination of all, private college is a great educational pathway for students who are after a smaller and more concentrated learning environment. Private colleges are small, independent tertiary education providers that usually focus on a specialised field such as science, law, business, hospitality, medicine and art. Because of their focus on a specialised field, private colleges are renowned for having strong industry ties, helping them to produce graduates with relevant and highly valued skills.


The loan scheme known as HECS-HELP or FEE-HELP has been put in place to assist students to pay all or part of their tuition fees. To be eligible for government study loan assistance you must be an Australian citizen or permanent visa holder residing in Australia, and be undertaking a course at a university or other HELP approved tertiary providers. You can start to repay your loan once you begin working and your salary reaches the compulsory repayment threshold.


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