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Study, work and live in Australia!


AIEC Australian International Education Centre assists with Australian study and visa application with work rights, free of charge. Study in Australia is open to candidates of all ages, education backgrounds and you do not need to be a student in your home country. All Australian institutions we deal with are both CRICOS registered for overseas students under the AQF.  

Latest skilled migration news for international students from Holmesglen TAFE Melbourne.

From 7 December please allow AIEC 72 hours to reply, if enquiring about internships and higher education please send CV, the reply will be direct from Australia.

The Australian International Education Centre AIEC QUEST Bt. is an Australian operated education consultancy dedicated to providing education, training and related marketing services in the EU and Australia.  AIEC can assist candidates from Hungary, Central Eastern Europe i.e. Slovenia, Croatia, Austria, Serbia, Macedonia, Romania, UKraine, Russia in addition to Turkey, the U.K., North America, remainder of EU online and Australia.  

Overseas Study, Study Abroad in Hungary, the European Union EU There are many opportunities for overseas study or study abroad recognised in the EU European Union in Budapest, and Hungary through English, for economic fees, safe environment and great living in Budapest Hungary for international students from the world over. 

Study in Australia Guide

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Preferred Partners in Australia:

William Angliss Institute of TAFE Melbourne - premier provider of tourism, hospitality and retail foods training vocational courses and university with internship possibilities in hospitality cookery and event management with SOL and Job Ready pathways. www.angliss.vic.edu.au CRICOS: 01505M

Western Australia WA Education Training VET & TAFE CRICOS Courses for all occupations, and regions.    Swan TAFE now has CRICOS  coded the following trade courses. These are two year courses at a total cost of $28,500. Certificate III in Wall & Floor Tiling [069253J] Certificate III in Bricklaying & Block Laying [069254G] Certificate III in Solid Plastering [069255G] It is too late to run them in February 2010, so Certificate III in Wall & Floor Tiling & Certificate III in Bricklaying & Block Laying will commence in July 2010. We are still waiting on confirmation that the Certificate III in Solid Plastering will run in July. Other courses include Hospitality Cookery, Horticulture, Community Welfare, Accounting, Nursing and more. CRICOS Codes: 00020G, 01723A, 00463B, 00465M

Tropical Far Northern Queensland, Cairns, Daintree, Barrier Reef, Townsville & James Cook University.

James Cook University Australia – JCU in tropical Townsville & Cairns regional campuses, plus Brisbane, offers International students an extensive set of study choices including MODL at both Undergraduate and Postgraduate level courses that range across Arts and Social Science, Business and Law, Creative Arts, Education, Engineering, Information Technology and Science (international reputation for marine biology), and Medicine, Health and Molecular Sciences. JCU offers a unique study experience in the "Real Australia", where students can experience a true Australian lifestyle, culture, language immersion, low cost of living in a more personalised classroom setting.  CRICOS Provider Code 00117J Official Study in Australia website - James Cook University - listing  New Video Introduction to JCU 

Cairns & Townsville Barrier Reef Tropical Northern Queensland - Tourism Australia.

 

What can AIEC do for you, for no charge?

  1. Inform you of AQF Australian Qualifications Framework CRICOS Commonwealth Register International Courses for Overseas Students study courses, study options and pathways for all cities, regions, education levels.
  2. Referrals to registered MARA Australian Migration Agents Registration Authority  migration agent for permanent residency PR study pathway, skills assessment and residency application advice
  3. Submit study application(s) including Recognition of Prior Learning RPL credit exemptions assessment and application, plus certify documents .
  4. Liaise with Australia, direct with Admissions Officers and International Administrators, to receive offer from institutions and explain fees (up to half year) and compulsory OSHC student insurance, and follow up on formal Confirmation of Enrolment after payment of fees direct to institution.
  5. Advise and arrange accomodation, airport pick up, other travel, cultural  and entry advice
  6. Direct you through student visa process online or liaise with Embassy Visa Officers.  Assessment Level AL1 and AL2 or 3
  7. Assist with pre departure information including customs information for travellers and follow up during studies to assist with issues or queries on further study pathways.

Study in Australia Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

Scholarship Information can be found on "News and Events" page.

AIEC contact details:

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Budapest H-1074
Hungary
Tel: +36.1.788.0828      
Fax: +36.1.788.0838
Skype: aiecquest (by appt. please email)    
Email: proquest (@) nextra.hu
Web: http://www.aiec.hu 
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For latest news see our blogs AIEC Australia Study, Live, Work & Migrate  and AIEC QUEST Australian International Education.

Australian International Education Review and Private Colleges A REVIEW of international education yesterday called for an overdue regulatory crackdown on dodgy private colleges that are no more than money-driven "permanent residency factories". The Baird review's recommendations include a greater focus on financial penalties and more protection for international students. But there are concerns the focus should not be on the tightening of regulations so much as the enforcement of regulations.

The Federal Government has unveiled plans for a new website rating Australia's universities, based on the My School site launched last month. Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard says students choosing a university need more reliable information and the website will lead to better education standards across the country. The site will publish information on student performance, and list the courses and facilities available at each campus.

 

The Silent Agony of the Foreign Student. While it treats them like cash cows, our education system puts many foreign students through profound and devastating isolation. This is the situation: over the past 10 years the number of international students studying in Australia has more than doubled.

Canadian and Australian cities account for seven of the top ten spots in the Economist Intelligence Unit's latest liveability ranking. Vancouver (Canada) continues to top the Economist Intelligence Unit's global liveability survey with a score of 98%, which bodes well for visitors during the Winter Olympics this year.

Clarius Skills Index of jobs in demand for December 2009 includes: Chefs, Wood Tradespersons, Metal Tradespersons, Building, Engineering Professionals, Hairdressers, Food Tradespersons, Health Professionals, Building and Engineering, Associate Professionals, Automotive Tradespersons and Computing Professionals.

Australian Immigration Minister's announcement on Skilled Migration visas – 8 February 2010.

Australian My School website launched. The Minister for Education, Julia Gillard, today officially launched the My School website during a visit to Tempe High School in Sydney. My School contains important information about each of Australia’s 10 000 schools including the number of students at the school, the number of teachers at the school and how the school is performing in national literacy and numeracy testing.

From 1 January 2010 applicants who studied in Australia a bachelor degree and who are applying for skills assessment by VETASSESS must demonstrate that they worked in their occupation for one year in a full time position AFTER graduation of the course, before they are able to apply for their permanent residence (PR) visa. After graduation students will have to apply for a visa subclass 485 (Skilled graduate temporary visa) which entitle up to 18 months of full time work. On this visa students must complete at least 12 months of full time work in their occupation. The new program is called “Job Ready Program” and this allows participants more time to gain valuable experience in an Australian workplace. Once this is achieved, students are able to apply for their PR.

(MIGRANTS) LOST IN THE QUEUE by Peter Mares on PomsinOz Migration Forum.  This is a newspaper article that appeared in The Age, on 18th December, a Melbourne Newspaper.  Another great article by Peter Mares I think you will agree, the man is getting prospective migrants lost in limbo.

Australia Ranks No. 2 in 2010 according to "International Living".  Australia is famous for its large beaches and temperate climate. Across the continent, Aussies and those who've chosen to emigrate there have access to an active and healthy lifestyle. But urban dwellers will find plenty of great culture and excellent food in Sydney and Melbourne, and a cost of living below that of some of the world's other great cities..... if you plan to stay, you'll find that few English-speaking countries with quality health care and good infrastructure will benefit as much as Australia from the economic booms in Asia and China

Prospective Trades Skills Students in Oz - Be Wary This is a discussion on Prospective Trades Skills Students in Oz - Be Wary within the Migration Issues forums, part of the Lounge Room category; Hi All I think that anybody who is contemplating going to Australia to study for a trades skill should tread carefully....

 

Gillard holds to VET education regulator plan.  FEDERAL Education Minister Julia Gillard will press ahead with plans for a national vocational education regulator, despite the refusal of Victoria and Western Australia to sign over their powers.  The Government will legislate next year to create the regulator, which will accredit colleges, including those offering courses for international students.

AUSTRALIA faces a potential skills shortfall equivalent to 1.4 million workers by 2025 unless the workforce participation rate increases, according to new research that recommends raising the retirement age and boosting skilled migration.

AIEC offers international education marketing services for education providers into Central Eastern Europe, Turkey and Britain, focussing upon virtual strategies, SEO search engine optimisation and advice on strategies.

From 1 January 2010, prospective overseas students will need to demonstrate that they have access to at least $18 000 a year to fund their living costs in Australia, instead of the current $12 000. The new figure better reflects student costs in Australia and is consistent with information published for international students in Australian Education International’s (the international arm of DEEWR) 'Study in Australia' guide.

A re-emergence of a skills shortage is expected within 12 months despite business doing all it can to hold on to staff during the economic downturn, a survey finds. The Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) and consultant Deloitte warn that the skills shortage will re-emerge when trading conditions improve because of a drop in training and number of apprentices.

 
Australia Internships - Vacancies and high demand internship fields: We currently face
great demand for interns in the fields of: Human Resources (especially in Hotels/Resorts), 
Marketing, and IT (especially web design, graphic design). Also places available for paid 
hospitality internships, but demand is strong and eligibility requirements strict.  More info 
contact AIEC direct and see Global Placements International Internships.