International Students Course Guide Central Institute

CENTRAL INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY
2016 TAFE WESTERN AUSTRALIA
INTERNATIONAL COURSE GUIDE
Welcome to Central, Western Australias oldest and largest training institute. With modern, state
of the art campuses that are located in the heart of Perths cultural district, its little wonder that
30,000 students, including over 1300 international students, choose to study with us each year.
Our global outlook ensures you can apply the skills you learn here around the world.
Im very proud that Central has been recognised as the International Training Provider of the Year at
the Australian Training Awards in 2014, and the Western Australian International Training Provider of
the Year in 2014, 2013, 2011 and 2010, and am confident that your time here will be enjoyable and
rewarding.
NEIL FERNANDES
MANAGING DIRECTOR
CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
www.eti.wa.edu.au/central
CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Central Institute of Technology (Central) was founded in 1900 and is the largest government funded vocational training provider in
Western Australia, providing nationally accredited courses to around 1300 international students and 30,000 local students every year.
In 2014, Central Institute of Technology won the Australian
Training Awardsin the International Training Provider of the
Year category, for outstanding achievement in providing
vocational education and training to international students.
In 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2014, Central was named the
International Training Provider of the Year at the Western
Australian State Training Awards.
Overview
Central is a registered training organisation which
operates in the Vocational Education and Training (VET)
sector in Western Australia. VET courses focus on
providing students relevant employment skills that enable
them to get started in the industry of their choice.
As a result, Central has strong links with industry.
Representatives from a wide range of industries work
directly with Central to ensure that what we teach
matches the latest developments in the workplace and
that students graduate with practical and relevant skills.
Centrals courses open up many pathways, not just one
directly into employment. You can also continue to build
on your qualifications by accessing Centrals pathways to
all Western Australian universities- details can be found in
the University Pathways section on page 24 or by going to
the website: www.eti.wa.edu.au/universitypathways
Location
Education and training at Central is delivered across
five campuses located in the centre of Perth city and
surrounding suburbs. These include: Perth, East Perth,
Leederville, Mt Lawley and Nedlands.
Getting to Central
Specialist Training
Our main campus is located close to the centre of

Perth's cultural district. Central's other campuses are
located close by in suburbs that are a short walk from
public transport, including the bus and train.
Our Perth campus, known as the Knowledge Industries

Precinct, specialises in Building and Engineering, Creative
Industries, Travel and Tourism, and English Language.
The free Central Area Transit (CAT) bus operates within

the Perth Central Business District (CBD), and provides
frequent services around the city stopping directly
outside Centrals Perth and East Perth campuses.
Courses
Central currently offers over 100 courses for
international students in the following areas:
> Engineering, Mining + Construction
> Business, Management + Commerce
> Health, Education + Community Services
> Creative Arts
> IT + Interactive Digital Media
> Science + Environmental Studies
> Travel + Tourism
> English (ELICOS)
Central also offers the Diploma of Commerce (Higher
Education). This is a one year course that upon successful
completion will allow you to enter the second year of
Curtin Universitys Bachelor of Commerce. For more
information please see pages 8-9.
For detailed information about these courses, please see
the course information section in this guide.
Our Resources Industries Precinct in East Perth offers

programs of great importance to the global economy
and environment including Sustainability and Renewable
Energy, Mining, Surveying, Science and Technology.
The Community Learning Centre is the centrepiece
for Centrals Human Services Precinct, in Leederville.
The Centre provides training in Community Services,
Childrens Services, Aged Care and Disability Services,
Youth Work and Mental Health. It is also known for
its focus on music, with the campus housing an
industry standard professional recording studio and live
performance venue with full staging, lighting and sound
production.
The Health Services Precinct located in Mt Lawley is
known for its focus on Nursing and Allied Health and
our dentistry courses are run from the Oral Health Care
Centre in Nedlands.
Unique Facilities
Centrals campuses offer unique facilities including
Gallery Central a purpose-built Art Gallery, a Beauty
Therapy Clinic which is open to the public, a fully
equipped gymnasium and our famous CUT Mine a fully
simulated underground mining environment, located in
the safety of our Perth campus.
Institute Profile
Support Services for International Students
Student Administration Support
Contact Information
Before commencing your course, you will attend an

International Student Orientation to introduce you to the
services and facilities offered at your Campus and all of
the support services available to international students at
Central.
Student Services can assist with processing enrolments,

issuing timetables, providing course information, and
providing general information on Central Institute of
Technology services and facilities. Each campus has a
Student Services centre.
International Centre
Central Institute of Technology
Perth Campus
30 Aberdeen St
Northbridge WA 6003
The International Centre
Campus Facilities + Services
Central has a dedicated International Centre focused

entirely on the personal and academic needs, and
general wellbeing of our international students. Services
include English language support, student advisors,
and counselling. Once you are enrolled you will have an
International Student Advisor available to you, who can
assist you with any academic issues.
International students have access to the

following facilities:
The Centre also provides access to International Student

Counsellors who are trained to effectively help with
problems international students sometimes experience
like homesickness or loneliness. The counsellors role is
to support you in achieving your educational goals and
enjoying your time in Perth.
> Dental Clinic (Nedlands)
International Student Mentors

Each course area has a mentor who will provide you
with academic support and assistance in relation to:
> Your timetable
> Course requirements and pathways
> Course delivery and assessment
> Academic matters
English Language Support

As an international student at Central, English language
support is available to you. This support can be included
as part of your course or you may choose to enrol in an
independent study group.
> Art Gallery (Perth)

> Beauty and Massage Clinic (Perth)
> Cafeteria (All campuses - excluding Nedlands)
> Child Care Centre (Perth)
> Fitness Centre (Perth)
> Library (All campuses - excluding Nedlands)
> Prayer rooms (All campuses)
> Wireless internet access (All campuses)
Support to Ensure a Safe and

Secure Environment
Central provides on campus security guards, cameras and
free emergency telephones to make sure help is readily
available if you need it.
Central also provides safety briefings and pocket guides
so that you will know who to contact about personal,
home and travel safety when you are off campus.
+61 8 9427 1873

internationalstudy@central.wa.edu.au
www.facebook.com/pages/International-Studentsat-Central/756949164329280
Modern Facilities at Central
PATHWAYS TO UNIVERSITY
Central Institute ofTechnology delivers a range of courses that can assist you to gain entry into university. Central Institute has
articulation arrangements with Western Australian universities that give Diploma and Advanced Diploma graduates, entry to degree
programs with very competitive advanced standing or credit transfers.
Start your studies at TAFE
Streamlined Visa Processing (SVP)
Central Institute is a great option if you are aiming to

enter university because:
You can now access Streamlined Visa Processing (SVP)

arrangements for many courses offered by Central Institute.
> Central Institute's courses provide an industry focused

pathway to further study
Under SVP arrangements, students can access faster,

simpler visa processing.
> Central Institute offers smaller class sizes with extra

English and academic support
> You have the opportunity to work part time using your
vocational skills while completing your degree
> Completion of a Central Institute course means that you
may have a reduced study load, course duration and
fees when you enrol into your university degree
> On completion of TAFE and university you will
have two qualifications that are attractive to employers
that will give you a competitive edge in the global
job market
If you require more information about the duration
and structure of the university partner degrees and
credit arrangements please visit: www.eti.wa.edu.au/
unipathwayfinder
As an SVP student you will be expected to make a

commitment to the full study pathway and meet all of the
requirements associated with your student visa for the
duration of your studies.
Advanced Diploma
If you apply for an Advanced Diploma course this will
be assessed under SVP. This process will only apply to
students who study a qualification with us that ends in an
Advanced Diploma.
You can commence your course at a lower level such as
Certificate III or Diploma as long as your highest level
qualification is an Advanced Diploma course.
Central Institute Advanced Diploma courses can also provide
entrance to and credit transfer into university courses.
TAFE to University Packaging
Students who package a TAFE course with an approved
undergraduate degree course are assessed under SVP.
If you are considering studying an undergraduate degree
after your TAFE program, you have the option of packaging
that course with Curtin University, ECU, Murdoch
University or the University of Western Australia (UWA).
You can commence a Diploma, Advanced Diploma or

Associate Degreepathway with TAFE and on completion,
transfer to your chosen university to complete your degree
program. When you apply for a packaged program you will
receive a student visa for the whole period of your study.
Packaged programs lock you into a university and a degree
program and it is difficult to change your university and visa
subclass once you have commenced. It is important that
you discuss your options with an approved ETI agent before
making a decision to package your program.
Students undertaking a packaged program should note
that their principal course is the university program.
There are strict immigration requirements that relate to
changing provider or visa subclasses if you have opted for
a streamlined visa.
lease note: To submit an SVP application with an agent,
P
you must use a Registered Agent of the relevant University
and Education + Training International (ETI). Your agent will
assist you with the packaged application and guide you
through the streamlined visa process. A list of Education
Agents in your country can be viewed at www.eti.wa.edu.
au/agents
Packages can only be arranged at the time of application.
tudent visas for these packages will be assessed by
S
the Department of Immigration and Border Protection
according to the relevant streamlined visa packaging
agreement.
For more information about applying for a SVP package
and the requirements of the relevant University, please
visit: www.eti.wa.edu.au/streamlined-visa-processing
GRAPHIC DESIGN PATHWAY TO UNIVERSITY

Central Institute of Technology has joined forces with Perths Edith Cowan University (ECU) to create a unique, learning pathway for
Graphic Designers. Students who come to Central to complete a Certificate IV or Diploma of Graphic Design, now have a fantastic
opportunity to study further.
Students who choose to study the Advanced Diploma
can continue directly into ECU. The first six months of
studying the Advanced Diploma will occur at Central with
the final six months including ECU undergraduate studies.
Students receive direct entry into the university course,
and only need to complete one further year at ECU to
graduate with a Bachelor of Creative Industries with a
major in Graphic Design.
The Advantages
> Establish your goal of a Bachelor Degree from your first
day of study
> Study an integrated curriculum which provides you with
maximum value for your education
> Seamless transfer from Central to ECU - On completion
of your studies at Central and presentation of your
portfolio, you only have to complete one more year at
ECU to achieve a Bachelor of Creative Industries with a
major in Graphic Design
Study Graphic Design

Centrals Graphic Design portfolio will provide you with all
the practical skills, knowledge and industry exposure you
need to produce exciting and creative graphic images for
print and digital media.
You will learn how to produce strong image concepts,
communicate ideas and work within the demands of the
graphic design industry.
As a student at the Advanced Diploma level you can even
choose to focus on advertising, corporate, illustrative or
digital design.
All courses are geared to industry needs and by the end
of your studies you will have developed a folio that will be
your passport to future employment.
> Achieve two qualifications: an Advanced Diploma and a

Bachelor Degree
> Create international professional networks through both
Central and ECU
> Complete your degree in a world class research and
teaching environment at ECU
Study at
Qualification
Year 3
Year 3
First Semester
Second Semester
Central Institute
Central Institute
Central Institute
+ ECU
ECU
Diploma
Advanced
Diploma
Advanced
Diploma and
Degree
Degree
Year 1
Year 2
Central Institute
Certificate IV
Year 4
START YOUR DEGREE WITH CENTRAL AND

FINISH WITH CURTIN UNIVERSITY
Transition your way into university by studying your first year here at Central, then confidently join in the second year of Curtin
Universitys Bachelor of Commerce armed with the academic skills you need. Studying Centrals Diploma of Commerce will prepare
you for the demands of university life as you will be supported by smaller class sizes, greater access to your lecturers, as well as
workshops and tutorials to assist you in developing your academic writing and research skills.
The Advantages
Study Commerce
Central Institute is a great option if you are aiming to

enter university because:
Centrals Diploma will introduce you to all core areas of

Commerce, giving you a broad understanding of business
environments. Throughout the course, you will participate
in lectures, tutorials and workshops as well as online
discussion groups and online practice opportunities. You will
study 8 units over 2 semesters.
> You will study with Australian students in the heart of

the city of Perth.
> Smaller class sizes means you will have more access to
your lecturers and benefit from a more intimate learning
environment.
> You will study in modern facilities and utilise the latest
technologies in Centrals Learning Resource Centre.
> You will be supported and given the academic writing
and research skills you need to be ready for your second
In the first semester you will study 4 core units;
In the second semester your core subjects will be;

> Introduction to Business Information Systems
> Introduction to Business Law
And you will be able to choose 2 elective units from;
> Accounting (Managerial)
> Business Statistics
> Introduction to Accounting
> Consumer Behaviour
> Introduction to Economics
> Macro Economics
> Introduction to Management
> Organisational Behaviour
> Introduction to Marketing.
year of university.
> Create professional networks through both Central and
Curtin University.
> Complete your degree in a world class research and
Study Pathway
teaching environment at Curtin University.

> After studying for two years at Curtin University, you will
be eligible to apply for the 485 Post-Study Work Visa.
Study at
Qualification
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Central
Curtin
Curtin
Diploma of Commerce
Bachelor of Commerce
Study Pathway to University and Indicative Costs

Curtin University study pathway - TAFE to University
TAFE $23,100
1 year study
200 university
credit points
University $58,133
2 years study
Diploma of
Commerce
Bachelor of
Commerce
Indicative total cost: $81,233 | Total study period: 3 years | 2 qualifications
Curtin University study pathway - University only

3 years Bachelor of Commerce $87,200
Bachelor of
Commerce
Proudly supported by
Indicative total cost: $87,200 | Total study period: 3 years | 1 qualification
IMPORTANT DATES
You must be ready to join classes on the dates indicated below. Orientation takes place one week prior to the commencement of
classes - details will be outlined in your Letter of Offer and can also be found on the website: www.eti.wa.edu.au/orientation
TAFE Courses
Certificate and Diploma Courses
Year
Semester
Start Date
End Date
2016
1 February
1 July
2016
18 July
9 December
English Language Courses (ELICOS)

Year
Term
Start Date
End Date
2016
25 January
1 April
2016
4 April
10 June
2016
13 June
19 August
2016
22 August
28 October
2016 - 2017
31 October
20 January
*Students who choose to study an IELTS or General English course are able to commence mid-way through a
teaching term.
The application cut-off dates for 2016 are available on the ETI website at: www.eti.wa.edu.au/application-dates
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COURSE TABLES
Course Details
Duration
Tuition
Fees
6 months
$5,740
6 months
$5,740
1 year
Resource
Fees per
Semester
Campus +
Intake Date
Uni
SVP?
Year 10
Perth
July
No
$455
Year 10
Perth
February or July
No
$11,480
$850
Year 12 OR Certificate III in Visual Arts
Perth
February
No
1 year
$11,480
$850
Certificate IV in Visual Arts
Perth
February
No
1 year
$11,480
$500
Year 12 + folio
East Perth
February
Yes
1 year
$11,480
$433
Diploma of Screen + Media (Animation &

Games Design)
East Perth
February
No
1 year
$11,480
$1,000
Diploma of Screen & Media (Animation &

Games Design)
East Perth
February
Yes
1 year
$11,480
$820
Year 12 OR Certificate III Visual Arts
Perth
February
No
1 year
$11,480
$820
Certificate IV in Design- (Fashion and Textile)
Perth
February
Yes
Material Fees
(per semester)
Entry Requirements
ART, DESIGN + MULTIMEDIA

Certificate III in Design Fundamentals (CUV30311)
CRICOS Code: 078272J
Certificate III in Visual Arts (CUV30111)
CRICOS Code: 078729C
Certificate IV in Visual Arts (CUV40111)
CRICOS Code: 078273G
Diploma of Visual Art & Craft (CUV50111)
Diploma of Screen & Media (Animation & Games Design)
(CUF50107)
Advanced Diploma of Games Development (52703WA)
CRICOS Code: 085344F
Advanced Diploma of Animation (52591WA)
CRICOS Code: 080547B
Certificate IV in Design (Fashion and Textile) (CUV40311)
CRICOS Code:078274G
Diploma of Fashion & Textile Design (52238)
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Art, Design + Multimedia
Course Details
Certificate IV in Design (Graphic Design) (CUV40311)
Duration
Tuition
Fees
Resource
Fees per
Semester
1 year
$11,480
1 year
Entry Requirements
Campus +
Intake Date
Uni
SVP?
$221
Year 12 OR Certificate III Design

Fundamentals
Perth
February
No
$11,480
$635
Certificate IV in Design (Graphic Design)
Perth
February
Yes
1 year
$11,480
$542
Diploma of Graphic Design
Perth
February
Yes
1 year
$11,480
$1,025
Certificate IV in Interior Decoration
Perth
February
Yes
1 year
$11,480
$300
Diploma of Interior Design & Decoration
Perth
February
Yes
1 year
$13,120
$500
Year 12 + folio OR Certificate III Visual Arts
Perth
February
Yes
6 months
$5,740
$737
Year 10 + resume + interview
Leederville
July
No
1 year
$11,480
$587
Year 12 OR Certificate III in Music
Leederville
February
No
1 year
$11,480
$609
Diploma of Music
Leederville
February
No
6 months
$5,740
$591
Year 10 + resume + interview
Leederville
July
No
1 year
$11,480
$730
Year 12 + resume + interview OR Certificate

III in Technical Production
Leederville
February
Yes

Diploma of Graphic Design (CUV50311)
Material Fees
(per semester)
CRICOS Code: 078276E

Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design (CUV60411)
Diploma of Interior Design & Decoration (MSF50213)
Advanced Diploma of Interior Design (MSF60113)
Diploma of Mass Communication (52512WA)
CRICOS Code: 078285D
Certificate III in Music (CUS30109)
Diploma of Music (CUS50109)
Advanced Diploma of Music (CUS60109)
Certificate III in Technical Production (CUS30209)
CRICOS Code: 047503M
Diploma of Sound Production (CUS50209)
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Course Details
Advanced Diploma of Sound Production (CUS60209)
Duration
Tuition
Fees
Resource
Fees per
Semester
1 year
$11,480
$759
1 year
$11,480
1 year
1 year
Campus +
Intake Date
Uni
SVP?
Diploma of Sound Production
Leederville
February
Yes
$500
Year 12 + folio + interview OR Certificate III

in Music
Leederville
February
No
$11,480
$760
Year 12 + folio OR Certificate III Visual Arts
Perth
February
Yes
$11,480
$800
Diploma of
Perth
February
Yes
Material Fees
(per semester)
Entry Requirements
CRICOS Code: 085525A

Diploma of Music Business (CUS50309)
Diploma of Photo Imaging (CUV50411)
Advanced Diploma of Photography (52519WA)
Certificate III in Printing & Graphic Arts (Graphic Design
Production) (ICP30115)
Photo Imaging
1 year
$11,480
$690
Year 10
Perth
February or July
No
2 years
$22,960
$512
Year 12 OR Certificate III Design

Fundamentals
Perth
February
No
1 year
$11,480
$700
Diploma of Industrial Design
Perth
February
No
1 year
$11,480
$500
Year 12 + folio
Leederville
February
No
6 months
$5,740
$693
Year 10
Perth
July
No
1 year
$11,480
$815
Year 12 + folio OR Certificate III in Media

(Film & Television)
Perth
February
No

Diploma of Industrial Design (10220NAT)
Advanced Diploma of Industrial Design (10221NAT)
Diploma of Screen & Media Radio (CUF50107)
Certificate III in Media (Film &Television) (CUF30107)
Diploma of Screen & Media Film & Television (CUF50107)
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Course Details
Advanced Diploma of Screen + Media (Film + Television)

(CUF60107)
Duration
Tuition
Fees
Resource
Fees per
Semester
1 year
$11,480
1 year
$11,480
Entry Requirements
Campus +
Intake Date
Uni
SVP?
$807
Diploma in Screen & Media (Film &

Television)
Perth
February
Yes
$1,000
Diploma of Screen & Media (Film &

Television)
Perth
February
Yes
Material Fees
(per semester)

Advanced Diploma of Screen & Media (Broadcast Television)
(CUF60107)
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Building Design, Construction + Engineering
Course Details
Duration
Tuition
Fees
Resource
Fees per
Semester
Material Fees
(per semester)
Campus +
Intake Date
Uni
SVP?
Year 11 with passes in Maths
East Perth
February
No
Certificate IV in Building & Construction

(Building)
East Perth
February
Yes
Entry Requirements
BUILDING DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION + ENGINEERING

Certificate IV in Building & Construction (Building) (CPC40110)
1 year
$13,120
$195
1 year
$13,120
$271
1 year
$13,120
$185
Perth
February or July
No
2 years
$26,240
$250
Year 12 OR Certificate IV Residential Drafting
Perth
February or July
Yes
6 months
$7,075
$275
Year 10
Perth
February or July
No
1 year
$14,150
$577
Year 12 with passes in Maths & English OR

Certificate III Engineering (Technical)
Perth
February or July
No
1 year
$14,150
$286
Diploma of Civil Construction Design
Perth
February or July
Yes
1 year
$14,150
$350
Year 12 with English + Maths OR

Certificate III Engineering (Technical)
Perth
February or July
Yes
1 year
$14,150
$350
Diploma of Engineering Technical
Perth
February or July
Yes
1 year
$14,800
$395
Year 12 with passes in English + Maths OR

Certificate III Engineering - Technical
Perth
February or July
No
1 year
$14,800
$170
Diploma of Engineering (Oil & Gas)
Perth
February or July
Yes

Diploma of Building & Construction (Building) (CPC50210)
Certificate IV in Residential Drafting (52515WA)
$526

Diploma of Building Design (CPP50911)
Certificate III in Engineering (Technical) (MEM30505)
Diploma of Civil & Structural Engineering (52725WA)
Advanced Diploma of Civil and Structural Engineering (52724WA)
Diploma of Engineering Technical (MEM50212)
Advanced Diploma of Engineering (MEM60112)
Diploma of Engineering (Oil & Gas) (52567WA)
Advanced Diploma of Engineering - Oil & Gas (52568WA)
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Building Design, Construction + Engineering
Course Details
Duration
Tuition
Fees
Resource
Fees per
Semester
Material Fees
(per semester)
Entry Requirements
Certificate III in Surveying & Spatial Information Services

(CPP30112)
6 months
$7,075
$353
$460
6 months
$7,075
$405
1 year
$14,150
1 year
1 year
Campus +
Intake Date
Uni
SVP?
East Perth
February
No
$460
Certificate III in Surveying & Spatial

Information Services
East Perth
July
No
$239
$230
Certificate IV in Surveying
East Perth
February
No
$14,150
$155
$230
Diploma of Surveying
East Perth
February
Yes
$13,120
$280
$230
East Perth
February or July
No

Certificate IV in Surveying (CPP40112)
Diploma of Surveying (CPP50112)
Advanced Diploma of Surveying (CPP60312)
Certificate III in Mining Exploration (RII30513)
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Business + Management
Course Details
Duration
Tuition
Fees
Resource
Fees per
Semester
Material Fees
(per semester)
Campus +
Intake Date
Uni
SVP?
Year 12 OR Certificate IV qualification in

Business, Management, or Accounting
+ IELTS of 6.5, no band lower than 6
Perth
February or July
No
Entry Requirements
BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT + COMMERCE

Diploma of Commerce (Higher Education) (CRS1400137)
1 year
$23,100
6 months
$5,740
$119
$120 text book
Year 10
Perth
February or July
No
6 months
$5,740
$134
$80 text book
Certificate III in Accounts Administration
Perth
February or July
No
6 months
$5,740
$84
$100 text book
Certificate IV in Accounting
Perth
February or July
Yes
6 months
$5,740
$74
$100 text book
Diploma of Accounting
Perth
February or July
Yes
6 months
$5,740
$120
Year 12 OR Certificate III Accounts

Administration OR Certificate III Business
Perth
February
No
6 months
$5,740
$135
Certificate IV in Banking Services
Perth
July
Yes
6 months
$5,740
$150
Year 10
Perth
February or July
No
6 months
$5,740
$151
Year 12 OR Certificate III Business
Perth
February or July
No
6 months
$5,740
$150
Certificate IV in Business
Perth
February or July
Yes
6 months
$5,740
$160
Year 10
Perth
February or July
No
6 months
$5,740
$155
Year 12 OR Certificate III Business

Administration
Perth
February or July
No

Certificate III in Accounts Administration (FNS30315)
Certificate IV in Accounting (FNS40611)
Diploma of Accounting (FNS50210)
Advanced Diploma of Accounting (FNS60210)
Certificate IV in Banking Services (FNS41011)
Diploma of Banking Services Management (FNS50915)
Certificate III in Business (BSB30115)
Certificate IV in Business (BSB40215)
Diploma of Business (BSB50215)
Certificate III in Business Administration (BSB30415)
CRICOS Code: 086853K
Certificate IV in Business Administration (BSB40515)
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Business + Management
Course Details
Duration
Tuition
Fees
Resource
Fees per
Semester
Material Fees
(per semester)
Entry Requirements
Diploma of Business Administration (BSB40515)
6 months
$5,740
$150
6 months
$5,740
$180
6 months
$5,740
6 months
Campus +
Intake Date
Uni
SVP?
Certificate IV in Business Administration
Perth
February or July
Yes
Year 12 OR Certificate III Business OR

Certificate III Business Administration
Perth
February or July
No
$186
Certificate IV in Human Resources
Perth
February or July
Yes
$5,740
$175
Year 12 OR Certificate III in Business
Perth
February or July
No
6 months
$5,740
$165
Certificate IV in International Trade
Perth
February or July
Yes
6 months
$5,740
$289
Year 10
Perth
February or July
No
6 months
$5,740
$518
Certificate III in Information and

Cultural Services
Perth
February or July
No
1 year
$11,480
$503
Certificate IV in Library, Information and

Cultural Services
Perth
February or July
Yes
6 months
$5,740
$180
Perth
February or July
No
6 months
$5,740
$150
Certificate IV in Frontline Management or

Certificate IV in Business
Perth
February or July
Yes
6 months
$5,740
$170
Perth
February or July
No
6 months
$5,740
$150
Certificate IV in Marketing
Perth
February or July
Yes

Certificate IV in Human Resources (BSB41015)
Diploma of Human Resources Management (BSB50615)
Certificate IV in International Trade (BSB41115)
Diploma of International Business (BSB50815)
Certificate III in Information and Cultural Services (CUL30111)
Certificate IV in Library, Information and Cultural Services
(CUL40111)
Diploma of Library & Information Services (CUL50111)
Certificate IV in Frontline Management (BSB40812)
Diploma of Management (BSB51107)
Certificate IV in Marketing (BSB41315)
Diploma of Marketing (BSB51215)
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Childrens + Community Services
Course Details
Tuition
Fees
Resource
Fees per
Semester
1 year
$12,000
1 year
Entry Requirements
Campus +
Intake Date
Uni
SVP?
$765
Year 10 + IELTS of 6.0, no band lower than

5.5
Leederville
February or July
No
$12,000
$388
Certificate III in Early Childhood Education +

Care + IELTS of 6.0, no band lower than 5.5
Leederville
February or July
Yes
6 months
$6,000
$411
Year 10 + IELTS of 6.0, no band lower than

5.5
Leederville
February or July
No
6 months
$6,000
$532
Certificate III in Education Support + IELTS of

6.0, no band lower than 5.5
Leederville
February or July
No
6 months
$6,000
$485
Year 10
Leederville
February or July
No
6 months
$6,000
$400
Year 10
Leederville
February or July
No
6 months
$6,000
$522
Certificate III in Aged Care
Leederville
February + July
No
6 months
$6,000
$467
Certificate III Community Services Work OR

Certificate III in Disability
Leederville
February or July
No
1 year
$12,000
$565
Certificate IV in Community Services Work
Leederville
February or July
Yes
6 months
$6,000
$460
Year 10
Leederville
February or July
No
6 months
$6,000
$500
Certificate III in Disability
Leederville
February or July
No
Duration
Material Fees
(per semester)
CHILDREN'S + COMMUNITY SERVICES

Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC30113)
Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC50113)
Certificate III in Education Support (CHC30213)
Certificate IV in Education Support (CHC40213)
Certificate III in Aged Care (CHC30212)
Certificate III in Community Services Work (CHC30112)
Certificate IV in Aged Care (CHC40108)
Certificate IV in Community Services Work (CHC40708)
Diploma of Community Services Work (CHC50612)
Certificate III in Disability (CHC30408)
Certificate IV in Disability (CHC40312)
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Health, Recreation + Lifestyle
Course Details
Tuition
Fees
Resource
Fees per
Semester
$12,800
Entry Requirements
Campus +
Intake Date
Uni
SVP?
$350
Year 11 + Science + IELTS 6.0, no band lower

than 5.5
Nedlands
February or July
No
$6,400
$420
Certificate III in Dental Assisting
Nedlands
February or July
No
6 months
$6,000
$339
Year 10
Mt Lawley
February or July
No
6 months
$6,000
$447
Year 10 with passes in Maths + IELTS

Score of 6.0 with no band lower than 6 or
equivalent
Mt Lawley
February or July
No
6 months
$8,200
$200
Year 11 with passes in English and Maths +

IELTS Score of 6.0 with no bands lower than
6.0 OR Certificate III Allied Health Assistance
OR Certificate III in Health Service
Assistance OR Certificate III Aged Care
Mt Lawley
February or July
No
6 months
$6,000
$929
Year 10
Perth
February or July
No
6 months
$6,000
$872
Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy
Perth
February or July
No
1 year
$6,000
$575
Year 12 with passes in English + Human

Biology (It is recommended that students
entering this course have previously
completed a Science subject which includes
the study of Anatomy and Physiology) OR
Certificate IV in Health Science Foundations
Perth
February or July
No
Duration
Material Fees
(per semester)
HEALTH, RECREATION + LIFESTYLE

Certificate III in Dental Assisting (HLT31812)
1 year

Certificate IV in Dental Assisting (Dental Radiology) (HLT43012) 6 months
Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance (HLT32412)
Certificate III in Health Service Assistance (HLT32512)
Certificate IV in Preparation Nursing Education (52689WA)
Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy (SIB40110)

Diploma of Beauty Therapy (SIB50110)
Diploma of Remedial Massage (HLT50307)
20
$530
Hospitality + Tourism
Course Details
Duration
Tuition
Fees
Resource
Fees per
Semester
Material Fees
(per semester)
1 year
$14,760
$240
6 months
$7,380
6 months
Entry Requirements
Campus +
Intake Date
Uni
SVP?
$150
Year 10 + IELTS score of 5.5, with no band

score less than 5.0
Perth
February or July
No
$340
$120
Certificate IV in Hospitality
Perth
Februray or July
Yes
$7,380
$180
$120
Diploma of Hospitality
Perth
Februray or July
No
6 months
$5,740
$380
$100
Year 10
Perth
February or July
No
1 year
$11,480
$133
Certificate III in Events
Perth
Februray or July
Yes
6 months
$5,740
$301
Year 10
Perth
February or July
No
6 months
$5,740
$110
Certificate III in Travel
Perth
February or July
Yes
6 months
$5,740
$296
Diploma of Travel and Tourism
Perth
February or July
Yes
HOSPITALITY + TOURISM
Certificate IV in Hospitality (SIT40313)
Diploma of Hospitality (SIT50313)
Advanced Diploma of Hospitality (SIT60313)
Certificate III in Events (SIT30612)
Diploma of Events (SIT50212)
Certificate III in Travel (SIT31312)
Diploma of Travel and Tourism (SIT50112)
$100

Advanced Diploma of Tourism (SIT60112)
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Information Technology
Course Details
Duration
Tuition
Fees
Resource
Fees per
Semester
6 months
$5,740
$600
1 Year
$11,480
6 months
Campus +
Intake Date
Uni
SVP?
Year 10
East Perth
February or July
No
$620
Certificate III in Information, Digital Media &

Technology
East Perth
February or July
No
$5,740
$650
Certificate IV Information Technology

Networking
East Perth
February or July
Yes
1 Year
$11,480
$158
Year 12
Perth
February
No
1 Year
$11,480
$327
Certificate IV in Programming
Perth
February
Yes
1 Year
$11,480
$158
Year 12
Perth
February
No
1 Year
$11,480
$303
Certificate IV in Web Based Technologies
Perth
February
Yes
Material Fees
(per semester)
Entry Requirements
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Certificate III in Information, Digital Media & Technology
(ICT30115)
Certificate IV in Information Technology Networking
(ICT40415)
Diploma of Information Technology Networking (ICT50415)
Certificate IV in Programming (ICT40515)
Diploma of Software Development (ICT50715)
Certificate IV in Web Based Technologies (ICT40315)
Diploma of Website Development (ICT50615)
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Science + Environmental Studies
Course Details
Tuition
Fees
Resource
Fees per
Semester
Material Fees
(per semester)
Entry Requirements
6 months
$5,740
$460
$100
1 year
$11,480
1 year
1.5 years
Duration
Campus +
Intake Date
Uni
SVP?
Year 10
East Perth
February
No
$400
Year 12
East Perth
February or July
No
$11,480
$482
Certificate IV in Laboratory Techniques
East Perth
February or July
Yes
$17,220
$375
Year 12
East Perth
February
Yes
SCIENCE + ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

Certificate III in Laboratory Skills (MSL30109)
Certificate IV in Laboratory Techniques (MSL40109)
Diploma of Laboratory Technology (MSL50109)
Diploma of Environmental Monitoring & Technology
(MSS50211)
This course list is an information document for prospective students of TAFE Western Australia. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information is correct at the time of printing.
Education and Training International (ETI) reserves the right to alter any course, fee, subject, admission requirements, intake dates or other arrangements without prior notice.
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UNIVERSITY PATHWAYS @ CENTRAL

TAFE Qualification
University
University Qualification
Credit Points
SVP
ECU
Bachelor of Creative Industries
180
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Creative Industries (Animation)
180
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts (Games Art & Design) (B1316)
36
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design (B1316)
36
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Arts (Fashion)
100-200
No
ECU
Bachelor of Arts
120
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Games Art & Design (B1316)
36
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Arts (Creative Advertising & Graphic Design)
100-300
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Creative Industries (Graphic Design)
180
Yes
ECU
180
Yes
Murdoch
24
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Web Communication (B1316)
24
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Arts (Creative Advertising & Graphic Design)
100 - 200
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Arts (Mass Communication)
100-200
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Arts
120
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
Murdoch
24
Yes
Murdoch
24
Yes
ART, DESIGN + MULTIMEDIA

52591WA Advanced Diploma of Animation
52238 Diploma of Fashion & Textile Design
52703WA Advanced Diploma of Games Development

CUV60411 Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design
CUV50311 Diploma of Graphic Design
24
University Pathways > Art, Design + Multimedia
TAFE Qualification
LMF60208 Advanced Diploma of Interior Design
LMF50408 Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration
52512WA Diploma of Mass Communication
52519WA Advanced Diploma of Photography
CUV50411 Diploma of Photoimaging
University
Credit Points
SVP
Curtin
Bachelor of Arts (Interior Architecture)
250
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Creative Industries (Environmental and Spatial Design)
180
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Arts (3D Design)
100-200
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Creative Industries (Environmental and Spatial Design)
120
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Arts (Mass Communications)
100-200
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Communications
120
Yes
Murdoch
24
Yes
Murdoch
24
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Journalism (B1316)
24
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Communication & Media Studies (B1316)
24
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Screen Production (B1316)
24
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Photography (B1316)
24
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Arts (Photography and Illustration Design)
100-300
No
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Photography
36
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Arts (Photography and Illustration Design)
100-200
No
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Photography
24
Yes
25
University Pathways > Art, Design + Multimedia
TAFE Qualification
University
Credit Points
SVP
Curtin
Bachelor of Arts (Screen Arts)
100-300
No
ECU
180
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Creative Industries (Film & Video)
180
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Creative Industries (Screen Studies Major)
180
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Arts (Screen Arts)
100-200
No
Curtin
Bachelor of Arts (Digital Design)
100-200
No
Curtin
Bachelor of Arts (Mass Communication)
100-200
No
ECU
120
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Screen Production (B1316)
36
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Screen Production
36
Yes
CUF60107 Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media (Film & TV)
Murdoch
Bachelor of Art in Screen Production (B1316)
36
Yes
CUF50107 Diploma of Screen & Media (Film & TV)
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Games Art & Design (B1316)
24
Yes
CUF50107 Diploma of Screen & Media (Radio Broadcasting)
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Radio (B1316)
24
Yes
CUS60209 Advanced Diploma of Sound Production
Murdoch
36
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Sound (B1316)
36
Yes
Murdoch
24
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Sound (B1316)
24
Yes
CUF60107 Advanced Diploma of Screen & Media
CUF50107 Diploma of Screen & Media
CUF60107 Advanced Diploma of Screen & Media (Broadcast TV)
CUS50209 Diploma of Sound Production
26
University Pathways > Building Design, Construction + Engineering
TAFE Qualification
University
Credit Points
SVP
Curtin
Bachelor of Applied Science (Construction Management)
100
Yes
UWA
Bachelor of Design (Integrated Design)
48
Yes
UWA
Bachelor of Design (Architecture & Integrated Design)
48
Yes
UWA
Bachelor of Design (Landscape Architecture)
48
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Applied Science (Construction Management)
200
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Engineering
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Technology
120
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Engineering (Mining Engineering)
150
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)
150
Yes
ECU
180
Yes
ECU
180
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical)
150
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Engineering (Metallurgical Engineering)
150
Yes
ECU
180
Yes
ECU
180
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
CPP60312 Advanced Diploma of Surveying
Curtin
Bachelor of Surveying
125
No
CPP50112 Diploma of Surveying
Curtin
Bachelor of Surveying
100
No
BUILDING DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION + ENGINEERING

CPP50911 Diploma of Building Design
CPC50210 Diploma of Building & Construction - Building
MEM60112 Advanced Diploma of Engineering
MEM60112 Advanced Diploma of Engineering (Mechanical)
52568WA Advanced Diploma of Engineering - Oil & Gas
52567WA Diploma of Engineering (Oil & Gas)
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University Pathways > Business, Management + Commerce
TAFE Qualification
University
Credit Points
SVP
BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT + COMMERCE

CRS1400137 Diploma of Commerce (Higher Education)
Curtin
200
No
FNS60210 Advanced Diploma of Accounting
Curtin
225
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Business
180
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor or Business in Accounting (B1318)
24
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Business in Finance (B1318)
24
Yes
Curtin
125
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor or Business in Accounting or Finance (B1318)
12
Yes
Curtin
125
No
ECU
120
Yes
Curtin
125
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
Curtin
125
No
ECU
120
Yes
Curtin
125
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Arts (Librarianship & Corporate Information Management)
100-200
No
FNS50210 Diploma of Accounting
FNS50910 Diploma of Banking Services Management
BSB50207 Diploma of Business
BSB50407 Diploma of Business Administration
BSB50613 Diploma of Human Resources Management
BSB50807 Diploma of International Business

CUL50111 Diploma of Library and Information Services
28
University Pathways > Business, Management + Commerce
TAFE Qualification
BSB51107 Diploma of Management
BSB51207 Diploma of Marketing
University
Credit Points
SVP
Curtin
125
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
Curtin
125
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
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University Pathways > Childrens + Community Services
TAFE Qualification
University
Credit Points
SVP
ECU
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Counselling
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Social Science (Children and Family Studies)
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Social Science (Community Work)
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services)
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Social Work (South West Campus of ECU only)
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Youth Work
90
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Community Development (B1316)
24
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education)
100
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Studies)
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Education (Primary)
90
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) & (Children & Family Studies)

Double Major
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Social Science (Children and Family Studies)
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Social Science
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services)
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Social Work (South West Campus of ECU only)
105
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Youth Work
90
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood & Primary Teaching) (B1319)
Yes
CHILDREN'S + COMMUNITY SERVICES

CHC50612 Diploma of Community Services Work
CHC50113 Diploma of Early Childhood Education & Care
30
University Pathways > Health, Recreation + Lifestyle and Hospitality + Tourism
TAFE Qualification
University
Credit Points
SVP
ECU
Bachelor of Science (Exercise and Sports Science)
120
Yes
Curtin
125
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Event, Sport & Recreation Management
120
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Tourism and Events (B1316)
24
Yes
Curtin
225
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Hospitality & Tourism Management
180
Yes
ECU
180
Yes
Curtin
125
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Hospitality & Tourism Management
120
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
Murdoch
Bachelor of Arts in Tourism and Events (B1316)
15
Yes
HEALTH, RECREATION + LIFESTYLE

HLT50307 Diploma of Remedial Massage
HOSPITALITY + TOURISM
SIT50212 Diploma of Events
SIT60112 Advanced Diploma Travel & Tourism
SIT50112 Diploma Travel & Tourism
31
University Pathways > Information Technology
TAFE Qualification
University
Credit Points
SVP
Curtin
Bachelor of Technology, Computer Systems & Networking
112.5
No
Curtin
100
No
ECU
Bachelor of Computer Science
120
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Information Technology
120
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Commerce Business Information Systems
200
No
Curtin
Bachelor of Commerce Business Information Technology
200
No
Curtin
Bachelor of Commerce Business Information Systems & Business

Information Technology (Double Major)
150
No
ECU
120
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
Curtin
Bachelor of Commerce Business Information Systems
175
No
Curtin
Bachelor of Commerce Business Information Technology
200
No
Curtin
Bachelor of Commerce Business Information Systems & Business

Information Technology (Double Major)
200
No
ECU
120
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
ECU
120
Yes
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
ICA50411 Diploma of Information Technology Networking
ICA50711 Diploma of Software Development
ICA50611 Diploma of Website Development
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University Pathways > Science + Environmental Studies
TAFE Qualification
University
Credit Points
SVP
Curtin
Bachelor of Science (Environmental Biology)
100
No
Curtin
Bachelor of Science (Coastal & Marine Science))
100
No
ECU
Bachelor of Science
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science)
120
Yes
ECU
Bachelor of Science
120
Yes
SCIENCE + ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

MSS50211 Diploma of Environmental Monitoring & Technology
MSL50109 Diploma of Laboratory Technology
Please note: these agreements are current as at 20 August 2015. For the most up to date information please go to www.eti.wa.edu.au/unipathwayfinder
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMS

Why study English?
What English courses can I study?
> To improve your English language skills
A range of English courses are available through the English Language Intensive Course for Overseas Students (ELICOS)
Centre at Centrals Perth Campus:
> English courses provide a pathway into TAFE courses

> To develop your English skills to help with future job
opportunities
English for
Academic Purposes
When you study at an English-speaking university or college, you need to speak and
write English with confidence so you can communicate effectively. Central Institutes
English for Academic Purposes (EAP) courses are unique because they enable you to
enter a wide range of vocational education programs at Central and other Institutes of
higher education, also leading to degree programs in leading universities and intuitions
around Australia. Each course includes academic study skills modules to help you achieve
the best possible result in your studies.
General English
Our innovative and dynamic General English (GE) programs deliver exceptional results,
developing real-world English skills through an intensive progression pathway.
IELTS Plus
These courses are for students at upper-intermediate and advanced levels who are
preparing to enter Certicate and Diploma courses or university study. The course
focuses on developing the skills and knowledge needed to take an IELTS test, and
improving academic language and study skills in an Australian context.
Why choose a TAFE English course?

The TAFE Western Australia English Language Intensive
Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS) Centre is
government owned and operated. You can be condent
you have selected a professional and nancially
secure institute.
Fully Accredited ELICOS Centre

The ELICOS Centre has the following accreditation
and memberships:
Accredited by NEAS Australia for the provision of the highest

quality English language teaching programs.
There are lots of subjects to choose

after ELICOS. This course provides
lots of opportunities to practice talking
English, and learn other languages
because there are students from all
over the world! There is a very relaxing
lifestyle here in Perth.
English Australia (EA) membership: the peak professional body

for all accredited English language (ELICOS) centres in Australia.
Juneth Vietnam
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English Language Programs
Teachers and Teaching Resources
Assessment
Centrals English language teachers are friendly, highly

qualified and experienced. As well as excellent language
teaching skills, they have expertise in particular skill areas
such as pronunciation, grammar, listening and note-taking,
research skills etc.
> Each students writing, reading, speaking and listening

skills are assessed upon arrival for placement into the
best class for their language level
Teachers at Central use a combination of modern teaching

methodologies to support the students in their learning.
They use practical and authentic materials and practice a
learner-centred approach.
> Formal assessment takes place at the end of each fiveweek block
> Business, Management + Commerce
> Assessment every five weeks determines the students

readiness to enter a Certificate or Diploma course
of study at Central Institute of Technology or other
institution
> Education + Community Services
Teaching programs are adjusted to suit the needs of

the individual students in class and to ensure student
progress is consistent.
Centrals ELICOS program includes:
> Monitoring of student progress and satisfaction
> A range of teacher-created, published, authentic and upto-date teaching materials, media and activities
> Web-based materials and the latest English teaching
resources
> Excursions and guest speakers relevant to students
interests and study plans
> Continuous assessment takes place throughout the

teaching period
> ELICOS at Central has its own assessment scales

which can be mapped across IELTS and other English
language tests e.g. TOEFL
Course Duration
This depends on you and the English level you wish to
achieve. As a guide allow approximately 10 weeks English
tuition for every increase of 0.5 in the IELTS level you
wish to achieve. For example; if you have an IELTS 4.5 and
need IELTS 5.5, we would recommend 20 weeks of
academic English.
What can I study after I finish my English

Language Course?
Students can select from a wide range of courses at
Certificate, Diploma and Advanced Diploma level.
Some of the study areas you can choose from include:
> Creative Arts
> Engineering, Mining + Construction
> Health
> Hospitality
> IT + Interactive Digital Media
> Science + Environmental Studies
> Travel + Tourism
ELICOS and TAFE course studies can be packaged.
To view the full range of TAFE courses available visit the
Education and Training International (ETI) website:
www.eti.wa.edu.au/courses
Course Dates
Central Institute of Technology deliver their English
courses in 5 terms of 10 weeks, commencing in January
and finishing the following January. Orientation and
placement takes place on the Monday you start classes.
The ELICOS course dates are found in the Important
Dates section on page 8.
Tuition Fees
$300 (AUD) per week
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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR TAFE COURSES

English Language Requirements for Entry to
TAFE Programs
ETI accept a range of tests and evidence of English
language equivalency for entry into TAFE courses.
For entry into most Certificate, Diploma and Advanced
Diploma courses, ETI require the equivalent of an IELTS
(academic) score of 5.5 with no band score less than 5.
Please note: some courses require higher levels of
English for entry.
Where a recognised English Test score is not available
students may be able to sit the ETI English Language
Placement Test which will indicate how long they may
need to study English in order to meet the required
English language level.
For the full list of tests and evidence of English language

equivalency that are accepted, please visit the ETI website
www.eti.wa.edu.au/admission-requirements
Please note ETI reserves the right to require any student,
whose actual English performance is found not to be
consistent with the IELTS scores they presented with
their Application form, to sit an independent English test
as determined by ETI.
The student will be required to meet all the costs of
undertaking this independent test should the score not be
consistent with that provided to ETI on application.
If the student has not met the necessary IELTS standards
they will be required to undertake an ELICOS course of
study. All costs involved: course fees, visa extension if
required etc. are to be met by the student.
Please note the IELTS test is only valid for 2 years.
Approximate weeks of ELICOS to achieve required IELTS equivalent (depending on individual band score)
5.5
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Entry to TAFE
(for most courses)
5.0
4.5
4.0
3.5
10 weeks
20 weeks
30 weeks
40 weeks
APPLICATION PROCEDURE
Find a
course
Check the entry

requirements
Submit an
application
Accept your
offer and pay
Apply for your

student visa
Receive your
visa and come to
Australia to start
your studies
1. Find a Course
Application + Acceptance Deadlines
3. Submit your Application
You can choose from over 250 TAFE courses. Visit the
course catalogue at www.eti.wa.edu.au/courses for
information on courses.
Deadlines for submitting applications to Education and

Training International (ETI) for admission to TAFE courses
depend on the assessment level countries students are
applying from and whether or not students are applying
on or offshore. Level 3 offshore applications should apply
early for places, as visa processing can take more time.
You can apply to study at a TAFE Institute by completing

your application online at: www.eti.wa.edu.au/apply.
You can apply directly to ETI or you can apply through
one of ETIs approved education agents. You pay the
same fees whether you apply directly to us or through
one of our education agents.
You should also be aware that there are deadlines for

accepting offers and making fee payment. Confirmation
of Enrolments (CoEs) will not be issued after the cut-off
date. This is to ensure that students leave a reasonable
time to get their visa and arrive in time for orientation
and the start of classes.
Many students choose to apply directly, especially as

they can use this guide and the ETI website to nd all
the information they need and submit their applications
online. Other students choose to use education agents
to assist them in preparing and submitting their study
and visa applications. If you do not already have an
agent, you can nd an approved ETI agent on our
website: www.eti.wa.edu.au/find-an-education-agent
2. Check the Entry Requirements

All applicants can study at TAFE in the calendar year that
they are turning 18. There are no English or Academic
entry requirements to begin our English (ELICOS)
programs. However, all of our Certicate and Diploma
courses have specic Academic and English prociency
requirements. Refer to the courses section in this guide
and the Admission Requirements and English Language
Requirements on page 36 for more details.
Make sure that you can meet the entry requirements of
your chosen course before you proceed to the next step in
the application process.
Visit the website for information on important dates and

deadlines: www.eti.wa.edu.au
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Application Procedure
Receive your Letter of Offer

Once ETI receives your application and supporting
documentation, we will assess your eligibility to study
your selected course(s). If eligible and there are places
available we will send you a Letter of Offer. This letter
will be sent to you directly or through the education agent
you have nominated according to your instructions on the
application form.
If we have not received all of the required supporting
documentation from you, for example certied copies
of certicates etc. then your Letter of Offer will have
conditions listed noting the information you still need to
provide.
There are many high demand courses that ll up very
quickly, so you should consider returning your acceptance
and payment promptly.
Please note your place is subject to availability at the
time of acceptance and payment.
You must allow sufcient time before your course starts
to obtain your visa and make arrangements to come to
Western Australia. Usually at least 3 - 6 months is needed
to do this.
4. Accept your Offer and Pay

To accept your Offer, you must return your signed
Letter of Acceptance with:
> Supporting documentation that you were requested to
supply in your Letter of Offer (i.e. conditions).
> Payment of your schedule of fees, as indicated in
your Letter of Offer.
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5. Receive your Confirmation of Enrolment

(CoE) and apply for your Student Visa
Subject to the availability of places after you have signed
and returned the Letter of Acceptance, made full payment
and met any conditions, we will provide you with a
Conrmation of Enrolment (CoE) which you will need in
order to apply for a student visa at the Australian High
Commission or Embassy in your country.
You must have a student visa in order to enter Australia
and commence your studies.
The latest and most accurate information on obtaining
your student visa can be found on the Department of
Immigration and Border Protections website:
www.border.gov.au
If you need help obtaining your visa and other aspects of
moving to Australia, which may be best provided in your
own country or language, then you might like to use the
services of one of ETIs approved education agents.
6. Receive your Visa and come to Australia

to commence your studies
When your student visa has been granted, you are ready
to come to Western Australia to begin your course. Please
take note of the Orientation dates for your Institute as you
will be provided with important information that you need
to know to successfully complete your course of study
and to make the most of your time in Western Australia.
You must arrive in Australia prior to the
commencement of your course or your enrolment
may be deferred to the next available intake and you
may have to return home.
ENROLMENT CONDITIONS
1. ESOS Act and National Code
The Australian Government wants international students
in Australia to have a safe, enjoyable and quality study
experience. Australian laws promote quality education and
consumer protection for overseas students. These laws
are known as the ESOS (Education Services for Overseas
Students) framework and they include the ESOS Act and
the National Code. For information about ESOS and your
rights as an international student in Australia please go
to the Australian Education International (AEI) website:
www.aei.gov.au
2. Code of Conduct
Student Responsibilities
International students should ensure that they:
1. Meet TAFE course requirements and meet the
requirements of the Australian Governments
Department of Education and Department of
Immigration and Border Protection (Immigration)
Course Progress Policy.
2. Notify the International Student Coordinator at their
TAFE Institute of their residential address within seven
days of arrival and of any change to their residential
address within seven days of any change.
3. Notify the International Student Coordinator at their
TAFE Institute immediately if they want to terminate
their studies, withdraw from their course, or there are
any changes to their visa status.
4. Pay the required fees when an Offer of Placement is
made or owing on receipt of invoice.
5. Not engage in activities that contravene Australian law.
Students who do so will be terminated and reported to
Immigration.
6. Not engage in plagiarism which is a serious offence and

may result in cancellation of your enrolment.
7. Allow other students to learn in a safe and suitable
environment.
In the case of students who are under 18 years of age,
the parent or guardian must ensure compliance with all
of the above.
Education + Training International and TAFE Institute
Responsibilities:
1. Provide international students with the same level
of instruction and educational services as normally
provided to Australian students enrolled at TAFE.
2. Provide an orientation program for international students.
3. Monitor the welfare of students and provide counselling
and ongoing support while enrolled at TAFE.
4. Transferring to a different Institute

If you have not completed 6 months of study in your
principal course* with ETI and wish to transfer to
another provider, you must complete a
Release Letter Request Form.
*The principal course is defined as the highest

qualification in a package of courses.
Release from a course of study will only be granted in
exceptional circumstances relating to your welfare. These
circumstances are defined as a sudden change beyond
your control that impact plans for on-campus study in
Australia. Such circumstances must be supported by
documentary evidence.
If you are under 18 years of age you must provide a
letter from your parent/guardian to support your
application for release.
4. Appoint one or more staff members to act as the point

of contact for students.
Applications for release can be made by completing a

Release Letter Request Form, which can be downloaded
from: www.eti.wa.edu.au/policy-and-forms
3. Changing Course and/or Campus
Your application must detail the reason(s) for early release,

full details of the new Institute and course you will be
enrolling into, and a valid offer of enrolment from the new
Institute. If your release is approved you will be issued
a release letter. You must then contact Immigration to
notify them that you have changed provider, as this may
affect your visa. If your release is refused you will receive
a written reply outlining the reasons for refusal. You will
have 20 days to appeal the decision.
If you decide you would like to change the course you

are studying, or attend classes at a different campus of
the Institute you are enrolled at, you should contact the
International Centre at your Institute to discuss whether
this is possible and how this may affect your visa.
If you choose to proceed with a change of course or
campus you will need to complete a Change of Course
Application Form or a Change of Campus Request Form,
which can be downloaded from www.eti.wa.edu.au/
current-students/policy-and-forms. You will be contacted
by ETI via email during this process and advised in writing
of the outcome.
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Enrolment Conditions
5. Course Progress
As an international student, if you do not achieve
satisfactory course progress you may not be able to
continue your studies.
To show that you are making every effort to achieve
satisfactory course progress, it is very important that you
attend all scheduled classes.
If you are unable to attend class, you should contact your
lecturer and the International Centre at your Institute.
If you do not attend classes and do not notify the
International Centre, then your continuing enrolment
and visa may be at risk.
If you have unsatisfactory attendance that is, attended less

than 80% of all timetabled classes; your enrolment may
be cancelled and a report sent to Immigration which may
affect your visa.
7. Late Arrival
Students must ensure that they arrive on or before the
commencement date indicated on their Letter of Offer.
If you have not been attending classes and/or not

completing assessments, then your lecturers are required
to notify the International Centre that you are at risk
of unsatisfactory course progress. A member of the
International Centre staff will then contact you to discuss
your progress and work with you to put in place a plan to
help you to get your studies back on track.
Late starts will only be granted in exceptional

circumstances, where evidence can be provided.
If you have made unsatisfactory progress, that is,

achieved less than 50% of the course requirements in
two consecutive study periods i.e. two consecutive terms;
then your enrolment may be cancelled and a report sent to
the Immigration which may affect your visa.
8. Deferral or Suspension of Study
6. Attendance requirements - ELICOS

Students
If you are enrolled in an English Language Intensive
Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS) program, you
must attend 80% of all timetabled classes. If you do not
attend, are more than 20 minutes late to class or you leave
class before the scheduled nish time; then you will be
marked absent. If you cannot attend for two or more days
you must obtain a medical certicate and provide a copy to
the International Centre at you Institute.
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If you attend less than 80% of your classes, you will be

notied in writing by a member of the International Centre
staff and you will be required to attend a meeting to
discuss your unsatisfactory attendance. You may bring a
support person with you to this meeting.
Approval for a late start must be obtained and granted

prior to your course commencement date. Students
who cannot arrive on time may be required to defer their
enrolment to the next available intake.
Your application must detail your reason(s) for requesting

to defer or temporarily suspend your studies and include
documents to substantiate exceptional circumstances.
If you are under 18 years of age you must provide written
support from your parent or legal guardian to support
your application.
When a deferral or temporary suspension is approved, you
will be advised in writing of the deferral period and your
new commencement date. Immigration will be informed
of the change relating to your course of study. This may
affect your visa status.
Please note: Should you wish to defer one (1)
commencement of your studies you will not be required
to provide evidence of compassionate or exceptional
circumstances. Deferral of your enrolment may result
in an increase of Tuition, Resource and Material fees. If
you defer your enrolment, you will be required to pay
the fees which apply at your new commencement date.
Confirmation of Enrolments (CoEs) for the revised period
will not be issued until all additional fees and charges are
paid in full.
Your enrolment can be deferred or temporarily

suspended for compassionate grounds or exceptional
circumstances, such as:
If the deferral or temporary suspension is refused, you

will be advised in writing and you will have 20 days to
lodge an appeal.
> severe medical illness to you or a member of your

family;
Please refer to the Complaints and Appeals Policy on the

website: www.eti.wa.edu.au/complaints-and-appeals
> death in your family;

> medical condition while undertaking your studies
including pregnancy;
> a natural disaster which affects you or your family.
Prior to lodging your application to defer it is
recommended you contact the Department of Immigration
and Border Protection (DIBP) to discuss how this may
impact your visa. Should you decide to proceed you
must complete the Application to Defer, which can be
downloaded from www.eti.wa.edu.au/policy-and-forms
Enrolment Conditions
9. Refunds and Withdrawals

After you have completed your enrolment your
circumstances may change which means you may have
to withdraw. To withdraw from your course, you must
complete a Refund and Withdrawal Form, which can be
downloaded from: www.eti.wa.edu.au/current-students/
policy-and-forms
When you have completed the form and provided any
supporting documentation it will be processed. Please
note that processing of your withdrawal, and any fee
refund you may be due can take up to 4 weeks.
If you would like to view a copy of ETIs Refund Policy
please visit: www.eti.wa.edu.au/current-students/
refund-policy
All ETI refunds will be made in accordance with the refund
table and conditions contained within this policy.
10. Complaints and Appeals

Talk to someone at your TAFE Institute
If you have a complaint about your course of study, you
should try to resolve the problem by speaking with a staff
member in the International Centre at your Institute. The
staff member will discuss your complaint and possible
courses of action with you. If you are unable to resolve
your complaint, you may then make a formal complaint
at your Institute. Your International Student Adviser will
be able to help you with this. To nd contact details for
the International Ofce at your Institute, please go to the
website www.eti.wa.edu.au and follow the links to nd
your Institutes profile page.
Make a complaint to ETI
If you have lodged a complaint with your Institute and
are not satised with the outcome, you may take your
complaint to Education and Training International (ETI). ETI
will review the outcome and an independent judgement will
be made. You will then be notied in writing of the outcome.
This complaint should be lodged in writing and will be

treated in confidence.
Manager of Student Services and Compliance, ETI Student
Services, Locked Bag 16, Osborne Park DC, WA 6916.
ETI aims to resolve all complaints within 10 working
days, and will keep your informed of the progress of your
complaint should it need further investigation.
If your issue is still not resolved:

International Education Conciliation Service
If you have tried to resolve your problem with your
Institute/ETI and have not been able to come to a solution,
you can get assistance from the International Education
Conciliation Service at the Department of Education
Services: www.des.wa.gov.au/internationaleducation/
ieconciliation
The Conciliation Service is a free and independent service
for international students which aims to help you nd an
appropriate solution.
Western Australian Ombudsman
The Ombudsman resolves complaints about the decision
making of public authorities and aims to improve the
standard of public administration.
If you have lodged an internal appeal and are not happy
with the outcome you have the right to access an external
complaints and appeals process.
The Western Australian Ombudsman will only consider
whether ETI has followed its own policies and procedures
and whether the handling of your complaint/appeal has
been fair and reasonable.
Complaints/Appeals must be made in writing to:
Ombudsman Western Australia
PO Box Z5386
St Georges Terrace
PERTH WA 6831
Email - mail@ombudsman.wa.gov.au
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Email: admissions.eti@dtwd.wa.gov.au
International Students Application Form

CRICOS Provider Code: 00020G/01723A
RTO Provider Number: 52395
Issue Date: August 2015
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Telephone number (include country and area codes): ...............................................................................................................
Relationship to applicant (husband, sister, mother etc): ...........................................................................................................
Name of emergency contact: ...................................................................................................................................................
Telephone: ................................................................................................. Mobile: ................................................................
Suburb/City: ............................................................................................... Postcode: .............................................................
Number + Street: .......................................................................................................................................................................
Telephone (country code/area code/number): .................................................... Mobile: .......................................................
Country: ....................................................................................................... Postcode/Zip code: ............................................
Suburb/City: ....................................................................... Province/State: ............................................................................
Number + Street: ......................................................................................................................................................................
(Applicants must provide their personal email address.)
Preferred name: ............................................................ Email address: .................................................................................
Family name (as shown in your passport): ................................................ Given name(s): .......................................................
Title (Mrs, Miss, Ms, Mr etc): .............................. Date of birth (DD/MM/YY): ................................... Gender M
Print your name as it appears in your passport.
Department of Training and Workforce Development - Customer Service Centre

Education and Training International
Emergency:
if known
Local address
in Western
Australia:
Home country
address:
Personal
details:
APPLICANT DETAILS
If yes, please provide your ETI File Reference Number: ...................................................................
Have you previously studied or applied to Education and Training International (ETI)? Yes
Please read and complete all sections of this form. Incomplete applications will delay processing times.
> APPLICATION FORM
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
Learning
Medical
Mobility
No
No
No
No

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* The principal course is defined as the highest qualification for which you have been issued a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE).
If yes, please state your date of application (DD/MM/YY): ............................................
Are you currently applying, or have previously applied for Australian Permanent Residency Status? Yes
Have you been studying your principal* course for longer than 6 months? Yes
What is your principal* course of study? ...................................................................................................................................
If yes, name of Institution: .................................................................................................................................................
Are you transferring from a university or college in Australia? Yes
Are you currently in Australia? Yes
If no, what type of visa will you be applying for? ................................................................................................................
If yes, what type of visa do you hold? ............................................................................. Expiry date: ..............................
Do you hold a current Australian Visa? Yes
Passport number: ..................................................................................... Expiry date: ...........................................................
Country of citizenship (as shown in passport): ..........................................................................................................................
Country of birth: ........................................................................................................................................................................
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Please give brief details about your condition/disability: ............................................................................................................
No
.........................................................................................................................................................................................
Vision
No
Would you like to receive information on support services, equipment and facilities available that may assist you? Yes
Other
Please indicate the type/s of disability: Hearing
Do you have a disability, impairment or long-term medical condition which may affect your studies? Yes
The information below is used to assist in monitoring, supporting and improving services to students with
medical/disability requirements.

Passport +
visa details:
Equity +
disability:
Email address: ............................................................................................................................................................................
Telephone (country code/area code/number): ................................................................... Mobile: ..........................................
Suburb/City: ................................................................. Country: ..................................................... Postcode: ......................
Number + Street: .......................................................................................................................................................................
Parent/guardian If you are under 18 years of age, please complete the following:
details:
Parent/guardians full name: .......................................................................................................................................................
Couples
Family
No
No
No
No
No Date: ...................................
Month/Year
Completed
Month/Year
completed
Title of Course
Year Level Achieved
Name + Country of Institution
Name + Country of School
A verified copy of all original transcripts and all official results must accompany this application. Please include
grading system to enable interpretation of academic results. List any studies you have attempted, whether
complete or incomplete.
Other English test: ......................................................................................................................................................................
Pearson (PTE) score: .................................................
TOEFL score: ............................................................
Band scores:Reading ............Listening ..........

Writing ............Speaking .............
IELTS (overall band score): .........................................
Complete only the relevant fields.
I have undertaken an English test? Yes
Level of English course: ............................................................................................................................................................
Course name: .................................................................... English college: ............................................................................
I have undertaken an English course in Australia? Yes
If yes, did you gain a satisfactory pass in English? Yes
English was the language of instruction during my secondary school or college studies? Yes
English is my first language? Yes
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If you cannot provide academic results from your home country, we may be able to accept other relevant documents (e.g. resume, work
references) as evidence.
Month/Year
commenced
Single
No
If you wish to use another provider, you will need to make your own payment arrangements and show evidence of the
payment to ETI and the Department of Immigration and Border Protection.
If yes, what type of OSHC do you need?
If no, do you need ETI to organise OSHC for you? Yes
Membership number: ........................................................................... Expiry date: .................................................
Tertiary or post secondary studies
Month/Year
Commenced
No
If yes, who is your provider?: ..............................................................................................................................................
Do you have current Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)? Yes
Secondary school studies
Current or
previous
studies:
English level:
Overseas
Student
Health Cover
(OSHC):
No
Advanced
Course Name
OR Semester 2 (July)
Institute
Year 20 .......
Campus

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Advanced Diploma courses are currently assessed under the Streamlined Visa Process (SVP) and you may be asked for additional information
to complete the assessment of your application.
I wish to commence my TAFE pathway in: Semester 1 (February)
Course Number
Please list the highest level of course you wish to study. If you wish to enrol into a non-standard pathway please list each course in the pathway.
PART B: APPLYING FOR A TAFE COURSE
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If the English course that you would like to study is not listed above please provide details here: ........................................................................
Other: .....................................................................................
IELTS Ready Preparation
General and Academic English
Polytechnic West
I have strategies for understanding new and unusual language.
I can speak English fluently in most situations with a few mistakes.
10 15 20 25 30 40 50
English courses are also available at selected regional Institutes.
Number of weeks: 5
IELTS Plus
General English and English for Academic Purposes
Central Institute of Technology
Please select the relevant English course and Institute below:
can communicate successfully in a variety of situations, even if I

make mistakes.
I know and I can use most basic grammar and vocabulary. I
Intermediate
Pre-intermediate
I can understand and speak some English for daily activities.
Please confirm your approximate English level. Please note, no courses are offered at Beginner level.
If yes, approximate start date: .................................................
Do you want to study an English language course? Yes
English courses provide a pathway into TAFE courses.
PART A: APPLYING FOR AN ENGLISH COURSE
Please complete relevant sections of PART A, B or C
ECU Murdoch UWA
Course Name
Course Name
University
OR Semester 2 (July)
Institute
Year 20 .......
Campus
Campus

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Parent/Guardians signature: .............................................................. Date: .................................. (DD/MM/YY)
Applicants signature: ........................................................................ Date: .................................... (DD/MM/YY)

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5. I agree that ETI may disclose information in relation to my enrolment status, visa status, including any possible breach of
visa conditions along with copies of my course progress and results to my parent/s, welfare carer, and/ or agent.
4. I consent to ETI providing DIBP with any information about my status until Idepart Australia.
3.I consent that my personal information may be made available to Australian Commonwealth and State agencies including the
Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) pursuant to obligations under the ESOS Act and the National Code.
2. I acknowledge that the provision of incorrect information or documentation or the withholding of information or documentation
relating to my application may result in cancellation of my enrolment.
1. I declare the information in this application and supporting documentation is true.
Agreement
Do you have access to sufficient funds to support you and your dependants (if any) for the entire duration of your studies in Australia? This includes
tuition fees, travel costs, living costs as outlined on the DIBP website: http://www.border.gov.au/students/student-visa-living-costs.htm
Financial Declaration
Note: if you are under 18 this declaration must also be signed by your parent or guardian.
PART D: FINALISING YOUR APPLICATION
Course Number
University course
I wish to commence my TAFE pathway in: Semester 1 (February)
Course Number
Please list the highest level of course you wish to study. If you wish to enrol into a non-standard pathway please list each course in the pathway.
TAFE course
Students who would like to package must apply through a registered education agent.
To apply for a university package, please go to www.eti.wa.edu.au/streamlined-visa-processing for further information, fees
and university application forms.
Please complete details for the TAFE and corresponding University course you want to package. Details of available pathways can be found
on ETIs website www.eti.wa.edu.au/university-pathways on the University pathways page.
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CENTRAL INSTITUTE

CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Our main campus is located close to the centre of

Our Perth campus, known as the Knowledge Industries

The free Central Area Transit (CAT) bus operates within

Our Resources Industries Precinct in East Perth offers

Support Services for International Students

Student Administration Support

Before commencing your course, you will attend an

Student Services can assist with processing enrolments,

The International Centre

Campus Facilities + Services

Central has a dedicated International Centre focused

International students have access to the

The Centre also provides access to International Student

> Dental Clinic (Nedlands)

International Student Mentors

English Language Support

> Art Gallery (Perth)

Support to Ensure a Safe and

+61 8 9427 1873

Modern Facilities at Central

Streamlined Visa Processing (SVP)

Central Institute is a great option if you are aiming to

You can now access Streamlined Visa Processing (SVP)

> Central Institute's courses provide an industry focused

Under SVP arrangements, students can access faster,

> Central Institute offers smaller class sizes with extra

As an SVP student you will be expected to make a

You can commence a Diploma, Advanced Diploma or

GRAPHIC DESIGN PATHWAY TO UNIVERSITY

Study Graphic Design

> Achieve two qualifications: an Advanced Diploma and a

START YOUR DEGREE WITH CENTRAL AND

Central Institute is a great option if you are aiming to

Centrals Diploma will introduce you to all core areas of

> You will study with Australian students in the heart of

In the first semester you will study 4 core units;

In the second semester your core subjects will be;

> Introduction to Accounting

> Consumer Behaviour

> Introduction to Economics

> Macro Economics

> Introduction to Management

> Organisational Behaviour

> Introduction to Marketing.

teaching environment at Curtin University.

Study Pathway to University and Indicative Costs

Indicative total cost: $81,233 | Total study period: 3 years | 2 qualifications

Curtin University study pathway - University only

Indicative total cost: $87,200 | Total study period: 3 years | 1 qualification

English Language Courses (ELICOS)

Year 12 OR Certificate III in Visual Arts

Certificate IV in Visual Arts

Diploma of Screen + Media (Animation &

Diploma of Screen & Media (Animation &

Year 12 OR Certificate III Visual Arts

Certificate IV in Design- (Fashion and Textile)

ART, DESIGN + MULTIMEDIA

Art, Design + Multimedia

Certificate IV in Design (Graphic Design) (CUV40311)

Year 12 OR Certificate III Design

Certificate IV in Design (Graphic Design)

Diploma of Graphic Design

> Central Institute's courses provide an industry focused

> Central Institute offers smaller class sizes with extra

> Achieve two qualifications: an Advanced Diploma and a