 @thoughtcatalog Whether your working holiday visa is set to expire or you have always dreamed of furthering your education down under, there are a large number of cheap courses on offer. With over 1,200 institutions and 22,000 different courses on offer, it can prove challenging to find the right pathway for you but the Study Online Australia team is here to help. We offer expert help and support with options to study in the likes of Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Darwin and Brisbane. Our team has up-to-date information on each course, price, payment plan and timetable.  @shotsoflouis Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, there is the opportunity to study face-to-face in socially distanced classrooms or online. For those struggling financially, there is also the option to pay a minimum fee - or in some cases - a $0 deposit in order to secure a place. You simply need to pay student visa and Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) fees up front before enrolling on the course of your choice. If you’re planning to study in Australia, make sure to check out our handy guides to each Australian city with information on cheap courses and the student visa application process available. Below, we’ve rounded up the cheapest courses in Australia for 2021. Greenwich College (Sydney & Melbourne CBD) Greenwich College has a great reputation amongst international students and offers courses in Business, Leadership & Management, Marketing & Communication and Event Management. Next intake: 25 January 2021 Study costs and instalment amounts 1 term = 6 wks of study + 2 wks of holidays No enrolment or material fees apply.
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IH Melbourne, IH Sydney & IH Bondi (Sydney & Melbourne CBD) @fabianmardi Next intake: 29 January 2021 Study costs and instalment amounts 1 term = 6 wks of study + 2 wks of holidays No enrolment and No material fee apply.
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Nortwest College (North Manly & Sydney CBD) @tommypequinot Next intake: 18 January 2021 Study costs and instalment amounts 1 term = 9 wks of study + 4 wks of holidays $100 application fee (paid upon enrolment)
Lexis College (Brisbane, Byron Bay, Noosa, Sunshine Coast & Perth) @aliceduffield Lexis College offers a number of flexible courses with both morning and evening timetables. Most courses will run online until at least March 2021.
Please see the most popular cheap courses below. A. Certificate III in Business (30 wks) Price: $3,000 for the whole course Intake Date: 1.3.2021 or 5.4.2021 Course Delivery: 1-2 days a week face to face if required B. Diploma of Project Management (52 wks) Price: $5,000 for the whole course Intake Date: Course Delivery: 3.3.2021 or 28.4.2021 1-2 days a week face to face if required C. Diploma of Leadership and Management(52 wks) Price: $5,000 for the whole course Intake Date: 17.3.2021 or 14.4.2021 Course Delivery: 1-2 days a week face to face if required Combine your courses and save:
If you like the sound of any of the above courses, please don't hesitate to get in touch with the team for further assistance. Study better, choose Study Online Australia.
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 Image by @elmercanasjr Whether you’ve always dreamed of embarking on an adventure down under or your working holiday visa is coming to an end, there are a number of reasons why people from around the world choose to study in Australia. But there’s no denying that the application process can prove tricky with the need to provide proof of identity, academic documents and a Genuine Temporary Entrant letter (GTE). Thankfully, Study Online Australia is on hand to help. Below, we’ve rounded up 10 common mistakes people make when applying for a student visa from not choosing the right course to submitting their application too soon (yes, really). Enrolling in a course last minuteIt’s essential that you don’t miss your course intake date so make sure to submit your application form well in advance. A number of the courses we recommend to students sell out months before intake closes so bear this in mind if you have your heart set on something. Not choosing the right course for youIt’s vital that you choose a course which you are genuinely interested in so make sure to start researching into prospective schools and subjects months in advance. This means carefully reading through the syllabus and working out if the timetable suits you. We also advise that you double-check the length of the course as a number of colleges offer the same program with differing term times.  Image by @linkedinsalesnavigator Applying for a student visa too soonYes, it’s good to be prepared but immigration recommends that you lodge your student visa application relatively close to your course start date. Contact the Study Online Australia team for advice on when to submit your application. Not preparing the correct documentsA number of students fail to prepare the right documents or provide too many/not enough when submitting their visa application. It is very important to remember that an immigration agent can make a decision without requesting further information. Missing a requirementSubmitting an incomplete Genuine Temporary Entry statement (GTE) or leaving out supporting evidence is enough to risk the success of your student visa application. Our team can ensure that you have met the requirements. Not regularly checking your lodged student visa application statusOnce a student visa application has been submitted, it’s vital that you check your emails daily for any new correspondence from immigration. Any delays in responding to requests for further information is likely to slow down the application process. Spending too much on student health insuranceWithout support, students often make mistakes when it comes to applying for OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover). At Study Online Australia, we apply for OSHC on your behalf. This ensures that you pay the correct fee and are covered throughout your stay.  Photo by Logan Weaver via Unsplash Being impatientWe understand that a lot rides on your student visa but please refrain from sending emails to immigration in regards to the status of your application. If you’re concerned about processing times, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with the Study Online Australia team. Being dishonestIt’s essential that the information and documents you provide in your student visa application are correct. You must not forge information or lack details when it comes to work and travel experience in particular. Applying for a student visa without the help of a qualified education agentWhen seeking help with your student visa application, it’s vital that you work alongside a certified education agent who has completed the Education Agent Training Course (EATC).
At Study Online Australia, our brilliant team of qualified education agents are experienced in submitting successful student visa applications. We pride ourselves in providing prospective students with free help and advice from finding the right course for them to organising OSHC on their behalf. Study better, choose Study Online Australia. As an international student in Australia, you're allowed to work up to 40 hours every fortnight with no limits during specified term breaks. Not only does this help students to meet accommodation and living costs, as it’s a great way to meet new people and to learn valuable skills. So, where do you begin? Check out our handy guide on how to get a job in Australia below from writing a brilliant resume to creating a stand-out LinkedIn page.  Perth, Australia How to write a resume in AustraliaWhat should I include in my resume?
What should I not include in my resume?
You can find useful resume templates below: Example resume for cleaning jobs Example resume for hospitality jobs How to find student jobs in AustraliaThere are a whole range of job opportunities to choose from in Australia. To narrow down your search, think about your previous experience, education and interests. The most popular industries for international students are listed below:
Below, find a list of useful websites where you can find student jobs in Australia: Student Job Australia Seek Jobsearch.com.au Careerone Indeed LinkedIn How to create a LinkedIn pageTake a professional picture First impressions count so make sure to use a smart photograph for your LinkedIn profile. Introduce yourself The ‘about’ section is the perfect opportunity to show future employers how great you are! Write a short, snappy and memorable summary about yourself - a couple of sentences is enough. Cover your strengths, interests and proudest achievements. Don’t forget to include your brilliant skills and voluntary work Often students forget to mention their voluntary efforts. In Australia, this is highly regarded and could well land you your dream job! Don’t be afraid to be proud of your work. If relevant, make sure to mention voluntary work on your resume too. It’s also important to include your top skills on LinkedIn. When companies are looking to hire people, they will usually include the skills that they are looking for in a potential candidate. LinkedIn will scour the site for people who have these skills so make sure to update your skillset in accordance to the jobs that you are applying for. Ask for recommendations Don’t be afraid to reach out to past colleagues, managers and supervisors to ask for a recommendation on LinkedIn. These act as references and if they impress prospective employers, will increase your chances of securing a great job. Applying for hospitality jobs in AustraliaJob opportunities in hospitality
 Where can I find a hospitality job in Australia? Stedmans http://www.stedmans.com.au/ Troys Hospitality Staff http://troys.com.au/ Nosh http://www.nosh.com.au/ Frontline Hospitality Australia http://www.frontlinehospitality.com.au Empire Hospitality http://www.empirehospitality.com.au/ Clifford Wallace http://www.cliffordwallace.com.au/ Alseasons http://www.alseasons.com.au/ Backpacker Job Board http://www.backpackerjobboard.com.au How do I apply for a hospitality job in Australia?You can apply online for jobs in hospitality via the websites listed above but a lot of students find it more beneficial to drop their resume at local bars, restaurants and cafes. An example resume template for hospitality jobs can be found here. What to do I need for a hospitality job in Australia? RSA training In order to work on licensed premises (an organisation which sells alcohol), you must complete training in the Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA). Without valid evidence that you have received this training, you may have to pay a heavy fine. To find out how to complete your RSA training in your state, visit our dedicated guide.  RCG training In order to work in a registered facility which has gaming machines (such as a club or hotel), you must complete competency training in the Responsible Conduct of Gambling (RCG). Without valid evidence that you have received this training, you may have to pay a fine. Once you have undertaken your RGA and or RSA training, you will need to apply for a photo competency card. To do so, you must have the below:
How to apply for a job in constructionIn order to work in construction in Australia, you must have a white card. This is mutually recognised in all Australian states. Who needs a white card in Australia?
Note: your white card becomes void if you haven't carried out construction work for two consecutive years or more. For further information, please visit australiawhitecard.com.au.  What do I need before getting a job in Australia?You must obtain a Tax File Number (TFN) before being able to work in Australia. Our expert team can assist you with this if you need help. What are my rights as an employee in Australia?Every international student working in Australia has the same basic rights at work as any other Australian:
If you would like to learn more about your work rights, please visit the Fair Work Ombudsman website. Student Visa Subclass 500 ConditionsWe’ve broken down the working conditions of the Student Visa Subclass 500 below.
Further information on the conditions of a Student Visa Subclass 500 can be found over on our blog. Whether you have questions about applying for jobs, work rights or would like interview tips, please don’t hesitate to drop us an email. Study better with Study Online Australia. |
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