There is a huge choice of English language schools in Australia. You need to decide in which city you would like to study, how much you are prepared to spend, what kind of school will suit you and what kind of program will best serve your needs.

Many students begin on a General English program and then take an exam preparation course (IELTS, Cambridge, TOEIC, TOEFL etc.). Others are looking for a specialist English course (e.g. English for Nurses or English for Lawyers).

Course fees vary enormously, depending on the quality of the school, the facilities, the location and other factors. Very approximately you can expect to pay $150 - $350 per week for an intensive English course.

Note: all courses for those on a student visa must be at least 20 hours per week. If you are not studying on a student visa, then it''s up to you if you prefer a less intensive course.

Generally speaking, the longer the course the greater the discount.

We aim to offer the best course for your needs whether you want the cheapest, the best or a combination of the two.

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There are two main study options for students who have finished high school vocational education or university. Vocational education is offered either through TAFE (Australian government institutions) or through a vast range of private colleges.

Courses are for up to two years on a full-time basis and include Certificates 1, 2, 3 and 4 and Diploma programs. Many courses are designed to provide very specific skills for the workplace.

Some of the most popular options include Business administration, Accounting, Commercial Cookery, Information Technology, Marketing, Hairdressing and Beauty, Aviation, Graphic design, Travel and tourism etc.

Course fees range from about $5,000 - $12,000 per year.

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Australia is home to 39 universities and no less than six are considered to be in the Top 100 universities in the world (source: Times Higher Education, London UK).

Although Australian universities do not have the history that many of their European counterparts can boast, they certainly have a great reputation for quality education at a reasonable price.

Whether you are interested in undergraduate studies or you want to specialize and study for your Masters or PhD then Australian universities have many options for you.

Studying at an Australian university costs $10,000 - 18,000 per year.Although Australian universities do not have the history that many of their European counterparts can boast, they certainly have a great reputation for quality education at a reasonable price.Whether you are interested in undergraduate studies or you want to specialize and study for your Masters or PhD then Australian universities have many options for you.Studying at an Australian university costs $10,000 - $18,000 per year.

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