In this section you will find a step by step guide for International Students to enrolling with Sunshine Coast TAFE.
1. Complete your application
Complete the International Application Form International Application Form
You will need the following supporting documents:
2. You will receive an offer of a place
This may be a conditional offer on the basis that you meet certain conditions or requirements. These will be stated in the offer. This offer will also include TAFE Queensland's Refund and Transfer Policy and Terms and Conditions of study.
3. Before the expiry date on your offer you should:
4. Receive your confirmation of enrolment
We will send you the following items:
5. Apply for your student visa
For information on student visas and how to apply see the Department of Immigration and Citzenship website
The Australian Embassy must see your:
6. Arrange your travel after collecting your student visa
Please note your payment for OSHC must be made before arriving in Australia.
7. Arrange for accommodation
For either homestay or rental/share please see our Accommodation section.
8. Attend the orientation day
Attendance is compulsory. Orientation detail will be forwarded to you with the offer of a place. Fax, mail or email completed form, documents and other material to:
International Student Office
Sunshine Coast Institute of TAFE
PO Box 5252 SCMC
Nambour QLD 4560
Australia
Telephone +61 7 5457 1000
Fax +61 7 5459 3477
Email sctinternational@deta.qld.gov.au
Entry Requirements
ENGLISH ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You must have an appropriate level of English language skills to study a Sunshine Coast TAFE Certificate, Diploma or Advanced Diploma program. If you do not meet the criteria, we can help you gain the skills through our English language training program.
International students must satisfy one of the following English language proficiency requirements:
ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
In general, entry to Certificate programs requires successful completion of the equivalent to Year 10 in Australia and Diploma programs require the equivalent of Year 12.
Some courses may have further requirements such as proficiency in specific subjects - for example, science, art or mathematics or portfolios relevant to the course.
Mature-age entry is usually offered as an alternative to Years 10 or 12 levels of study. For mature-age entry, you must be at least 21 years of age and have some relevant work experience.
Please contact us if you have any concerns about the eligibility of your education level for a particular program.
International Application Form
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