Study Abroad Steps
There are multiple services offered in phases before and after leaving the country.
Pre-departure services
Students are provided with a one-on-one consultation on courses to choose from, applying to institutions, and the various scholarships available. Documentation and visa assistance are crucial to our pre-departure routines, where students are provided with mock interview sessions.
Post-departure services
The student is given pre-departure orientations covering various topics, including culture, money management, and homesickness. Where required, we assist in housing and accommodation and arrange welcome activities. Where possible, students are also provided with an ISIC or International Student Identity Card. We host welcome activities for students who arrive in a new city.
YOUR JOURNEY TO SUCCESS
Counselling
Initial Eligibility Check Invite/Schedule Consultation Within 0-2 hours of the initial inquiry
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Course Selection
Helping you find the course that best suits you Within 24-48 hours after the initial consultation.
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Course Confirmation
Confirming the course that you have chosen Receiving counsel on registering, making payments, and completing the admission process.
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Coaching
You will be told what to expect post-admissionExplaining stay backs and helping you with part-time work
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Benefits to Students
- Personalised end-to-end study abroad guidance
- Boost your chances of getting into your dream program
- Hassle-free visa and documentation assistance
- 24/7 access to a dedicated counsellor
- Increase your chances of admission
Frequently Answered Questions
We attempt to answer all questions that you might have about studying abroad. Take a look at this comprehensive FAQ’s list, and if you have any additional questions, kindly reach out to us.
From admission till Visa Stage
1 How do I apply for admission to Australian universities?
Applying for admission to Australian universities involves several steps. Initially, the student must meet the eligibility criteria and then apply through a registered education agent.
2 What documents are required for applying to Australian universities?
When applying to Australian universities, you'll need to prepare several key documents like previous educational documents, evidence of english language ability, evidence of identity, proof of financial capacity, Welfare arrangements for under 18 year old student. These documents should be carefully prepared and submitted according to the specific instructions provided by each university.
3 How long does it typically take to receive an admission decision from Australian universities?
Conditional Offer Letter is typically issued in 1 week and Unconditional Offer Letter will be issued once all the conditions are met.
4 What are the entry requirements for Australian universities?
Entry requirements for Australian universities can vary depending on the level of study (undergraduate or postgraduate), the specific course, and the university itself. Students must meet the eligibility criteria set by the universities.
5 What are the English language proficiency requirements for international students?
English language proficiency requirements for international students can vary depending on the institution and program. However, here are some general guidelines:
IELTS (International English Language Testing System) : Common minimum scores range from 6.0 to 7.5, depending on the program.
PTE (Pearson Test of English) : Typical scores required range from 50 to 65
TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) : Many institutions require a minimum score, often between 70 and 100 on the iBT (Internet-based Test)
6 What is the process for obtaining a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) from an Australian university?
The CoE is typically issued after the university has confirmed receipt of payment and all required documents. The timing can vary based on the university’s processing times.
7 How do I apply for an Australian student visa?
You can apply for the student visa (subclass 500) after receiving your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE). Registered educational agent will lodge the student visa on student’s behalf.
8 What documents are required for an Australian student visa application?
When applying for an Australian student visa (subclass 500), you will need to provide various documents to support your application such as Identity evidence, evidence of financial capacity, health insurance, evidence of English language ability, evidence of meeting Genuine Student requirement and Form 956A.
9What are the financial requirements for an Australian student visa application?
For an Australian student visa application, you must demonstrate that you have sufficient funds to cover several financial aspects of your stay, including travel costs, 12 months of living expenses (AUD 29,710 for the applicant), and tuition fees.
10What is the Genuine Student (GS) requirement, and how do I fulfill it?
The new Genuine Student (GS) requirement, which has replaced the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) criteria, applies to all visa applications lodged on or after 23 March 2024. The GS requirement features a set of targeted questions designed to evaluate your intentions and qualifications.
Post arrival
1 Can I work while studying in Australia?
Yes, Students are permitted to work up to 48 hours per fortnight (two weeks) while their course is in session and can work full-time during official course breaks or vacations.
2 How can I find accommodation in Australia?
Finding accommodation in Australia as an international student can be managed through various methods. Suitable housing options are available like University Accommodation, Private rentals etc.
3 Can I extend my student visa while studying in Australia?
Yes, you can extend your Australian student visa (subclass 500) while studying in Australia, provided you meet certain requirements like you are still enrolled in a full-time course and makes satisfactory academic progress. Make sure you comply with all conditions of your current student visa.
4 What are the options for post-study work visas in Australia?
The student will be eligible for a 2-year stay back after a Bachelor's degree, a 3-year stay back after a Master's degree, and a 4-year stay back after PhD courses. Depending on the regional area, the student may also be eligible for an additional 1-2 years of stay back.
5 How do I apply for a Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) after completing my studies? What are the pathways to permanent residency in Australia after studying?
Student needs to get advice from Registered Migration Agent to get the information about the Temporary Graduate visa and PR pathway after successfully completing the course. ACET students can avail this service as complimentary.
