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Australia’s universities and vocational providers are widely recognised. The right course still depends on the student.
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Australia is where Edelight started. Counselling covers the course, the institution, the cost of living and the student visa that has to match the plan.

International students come for the education system, the range of courses and a country that is used to welcoming them. Popular fields include business, engineering, health, information technology and vocational colleges. The useful question is which of those is realistic for you.
Edelight has counselled for Australian study since 2018, from an office on Liverpool Street in Sydney.
Australia’s universities and vocational providers are widely recognised. The right course still depends on the student.
Undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, vocational education and English programs are all part of the conversation.
International students are a normal part of Australian campuses and cities, including Sydney.
Work rights and post-study options are set by the government and change. We explain the current rule for your situation.
Providers set their own entry rules. Students are commonly asked for evidence of English, academic transcripts, a passport, and sometimes a statement or references. A student visa also involves funds and health cover. We check the list for the courses on your shortlist.
Many universities and colleges have a main intake around February or March and another around July. Some programs start at other times. Deadlines belong to the provider.
Information is general in nature and may change. Contact Edelight for advice relevant to your circumstances. Nothing on this page is a guarantee of admission, a visa grant, or permanent residency.

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