eyenesbury - brochure 2010-11

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South Australia’s three Universities2010/2011

Adelaide Australia

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Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

University of Adelaide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Flinders University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

University of South Australia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

International College of Hotel Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Eynesbury – Excellence in Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Adelaide: Living and studying in this active city . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Support while you study . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Eynesbury Pathways . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Senior High School (Years 10, 11 & 12) program . . . . . . . . . . .14

Foundation Studies Program (FSP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

Degree Transfer Program (DTP) with Flinders University . . . . .19

Certificate IV and Diploma programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Certificate IV in University Foundation Studies (UFS) program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

Diploma programs (equivalent to Year 1 of University) . . . . . . .22

University articulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

English Language Courses (ELICOS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

2010/2011 Program dates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

Admission requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28

2010/2011 Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Navitas bursary and scholarships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31

Accommodation and Students Under 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32

Helping students achieve their goals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

How to apply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Conditions of enrolment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37

Refund policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Application form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

Navitas – Your World, Faster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41

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Welcome

Malcolm RaedelGeneral Manager University Programs Division Navitas, South Australia

Mike RannPremier of South Australia

At Eynesbury we welcome the opportunity to help every student achieve his or her personal goals and realise their full potential in the life long journey of education .

Eynesbury embraces Eynesbury College, Eynesbury College Academy of English (ECAE) and the Eynesbury Institute of Business and Technology (EIBT) . Together, Eynesbury offers a range of programs and educational pathways to secondary and tertiary studies at the University of Adelaide, Flinders University and the University of South Australia .

Founded in 1989, Eynesbury has an outstanding record of academic achievement and is highly experienced in the development and delivery of programs

tailored for international students . Eynesbury also offers a comprehensive range of support services, including academic and vocational counselling, homestay and accommodation at international student residences .

Staff provide the personal encouragement, individual tuition and assistance needed by most international students when first living away from home .

Eynesbury is committed to offering choice, diversity and flexibility of pathways in the delivery of quality education . We look forward to the prospect of contributing to your lifelong journey of education in Adelaide, South Australia .

Message from the General Manager

Message from the Premier of South AustraliaUnder our University City initiative, the South Australian Government is ambitiously committed to establishing Adelaide as a great education destination . We aim to be as world-renowned for the quality of the education opportunities we provide as we are for our food, wine and culture .

We have already made significant progress towards achieving this goal, with renowned universities from the UK and the United States establishing a presence in Adelaide, and our international student population booming . Our local universities and schools are of the very highest quality .

Indeed, over the years, Adelaide has been credited with more Nobel Prize winners than any other Australian city .

There are currently more than 29,500 international students who have chosen to study in South Australia, and they make a vital contribution to the economic, social and cultural life of our city .

We lead the way in providing safe, high-quality education and – through Education Adelaide – we were the first Australian State to establish a comprehensive student and community support program .

Surveys continue to confirm Adelaide’s standing as one of the world’s most liveable cities, with a lower cost of living than other Australian mainland capitals . International students have the potential to shape the future of our State, our nation and our region in profound and enduring ways .

I commend our education and training providers, including Eynesbury, for the role they are playing to help realise this vision .

The South Australian Government looks forward to continuing to work closely with all our institutions to further forge Adelaide’s reputation as a truly world-class learning city .

Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

University of Adelaide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Flinders University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

University of South Australia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

International College of Hotel Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Eynesbury – Excellence in Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Adelaide: Living and studying in this active city . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Support while you study . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Eynesbury Pathways . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Senior High School (Years 10, 11 & 12) program . . . . . . . . . . .14

Foundation Studies Program (FSP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

Degree Transfer Program (DTP) with Flinders University . . . . .19

Certificate IV and Diploma programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Certificate IV in University Foundation Studies (UFS) program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

Diploma programs (equivalent to Year 1 of University) . . . . . . .22

University articulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

English Language Courses (ELICOS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

2010/2011 Program dates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

Admission requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28

2010/2011 Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Navitas bursary and scholarships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31

Accommodation and Students Under 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32

Helping students achieve their goals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

How to apply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Conditions of enrolment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37

Refund policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Application form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

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Life ImpactWith more than 130 years of excellence in education, the University of Adelaide is one of Australia’s oldest and most prestigious tertiary institutions . The University is associated with five Nobel Prize winners, has produced over 100 Rhodes scholars, and is a member of the Group of Eight – Australia’s leading research-intensive universities .

An innovative and forward-looking institution, the University has major strengths in agriculture, wine and food, biological sciences, physical sciences, health sciences, information technology and communications, environmental sciences and social sciences .

Renowned for its research in many fields, the University of Adelaide provides a learning environment where teachers are also active researchers who are among the best in their fields .

With more than 20,000 students and over 2,800 staff, the University is small enough to provide personal interaction with teaching staff, yet large enough to offer a wide range of

programs and student support services . The University of Adelaide is strongly committed to international education, with around 5,500 international students from around 80 countries among its current student population .

The University of Adelaide is one of the best-resourced higher education institutions in Australia, with a wide range of state-of-the-art laboratories and computer suites, and an outstanding library with over two million items . The University’s strong reputation for providing quality face-to-face instruction is backed up by excellent electronic resources including universal student email, wireless internet access, worldwide database access and extensive online teaching tools .

Cultural and recreational pursuits are also well catered for, with expansive sporting grounds, theatres, a variety of retail outlets and many student clubs and societies catering for many different interests .

www .adelaide .edu .au

CRICOS Provider Number 00123M

University of Adelaide

Professor James McWhaVice-Chancellor and PresidentUniversity of Adelaide

As a world leader in education, the University of Adelaide has long recognised the importance of programs that prepare international students for success in their undergraduate studies .

Since 1992, the University of Adelaide and Eynesbury College have conjointly delivered a Foundation Studies Program (FSP) that bridges the gap between school and University . Graduates of this program have constantly achieved outstanding academic results, with the English language proficiency, academic background, skills and confidence essential for realising their potential not only as students but members of the wider global community .

Eynesbury provides the opportunity for international students to meet and study with Australian students in a highly supportive and well resourced learning environment that features small classes and careful attention to individual needs .

Foundation students are encouraged to use the acclaimed Barr Smith library, computing facilities and other on-campus support services of the University . Together, Eynesbury and the University of Adelaide offer an excellent transition program .

I encourage you to make the most of your Eynesbury experience as you prepare for entry into your chosen undergraduate program at the University of Adelaide .

Message from the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Adelaide

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Flinders University

Flinders University has earned an excellent reputation for the quality of our degree programs . Students find studying at Flinders enriches their life experiences and broadens their cultural understandings and professional outlook . With an international community including students from over 85 countries, many also make lasting friendships that span the globe .

Renowned for international links with universities and research institutions in Asia, Europe and North and South America . Flinders is a member of the International Network of Universities (INU) and a founding member of the Innovative Research Universities Australia .

Close to everything you might need, the university is located in Adelaide’s southern suburbs just 20 minutes from the city’s central business district (CBD) . Regular bus services run from the heart of the campus to the CBD and to nearby beaches and shopping centres .

University reputations are made on the quality of teaching staff . Many of our teaching staff have received awards, not only for contribution to their fields of knowledge, but also for their quality of teaching . And they share this intellectual and cultural curiosity with their students .

In 2008, two of our staff became the first and only overseas recipients of a

Senior Fellowship from the UK’s Higher Education Academy . While in 2004 and in 2006, we were honoured with the Prime Minister’s Award for Australian University Teacher of the Year .

As demonstrated in the 2008 Jiao-Tong University Academic Ranking of World Universities, Flinders University is ranked in the top:

• 14 universities in Australia

• 68 universities in the Asia-Pacific region, and

• 401 universities in the world

We are pleased so many international students have chosen Flinders as their university . In our campus of over 17,000 students international students make up 13% of our on-campus population and our diversity grows every year . We now have 85 nationalities and almost every culture, religion and language is represented on our campus .

Flinders University has enjoyed a 15 year relationship with Eynesbury which offers a smooth transition from secondary schooling to tertiary studies .

Flinders is a vibrant and stimulating learning environment .

www .flinders .edu .au/international

CRICOS Provider Number 00114A

Inspiring Achievement

Flinders has a history of excellence and innovation in teaching, research and community engagement .

Our touchstone is that university life should be enjoyable and enriching for both Australian and international students .

Flinders University aims to inspire its students to achieve at the highest possible level . Our degrees are recognised and highly regarded internationally and we

provide a learning environment which is innovative, supportive and of the highest quality . We assist our students to develop problem-solving ‘work-ready’ skills required in our dynamic and changing world . We are proud that so many of our graduates identify with, and can be distinguished by, the academic, professional and cultural qualities that are an integral part of an education at Flinders .

Professor Michael N Barber FAAVice Chancellor and PresidentFlinders University

Message from the Vice-Chancellor of Flinders University

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University of South Australia

Established in 1991, the University of South Australia (UniSA) is a modern, progressive international institution with a 150 year history . Its current student population is almost 36,000 students of whom 5,300 are international students studying in Adelaide from more than 80 countries .

UniSA programs are designed in close consultation with its network of industry and professional partners . Most students have the chance to get out of the lecture theatre and into the real world to gain practical experience during their studies . UniSA graduates gain the experience, practical and personal skills they need to make an immediate impact in their chosen profession .

Research at the University of South Australia is about creating and applying knowledge, working with industry, the professions, governments and communities around the world to find innovative solutions to research problems .

A range of academic, social and personal support services are available to assist students throughout their program of study . From before leaving home through to graduation day UniSA’s support services can help students settle in, excel in their studies and make the most of their experiences in South Australia .

www .unisa .edu .au

CRICOS Provider Number 00121B

Experience the difference

UniSA offers a progressive, flexible, student-centred approach to education . We work with industry, government and the professions to prepare our graduates for a career of achievement and innovation in the field of their choice . In addition to providing sound disciplinary knowledge and related skills, we give our students the opportunity to develop a range of attributes that will enable them to take their place as successful professionals and responsible citizens .

In South Australia, access to tertiary education has become increasingly flexible as institutions work together

to establish pathways of entry for all students . UniSA has worked with Eynesbury for many years . It is a well established and highly credible provider of pathway programs for students seeking entry into undergraduate degrees at the University of South Australia .

I encourage you to consider Eynesbury pathways as you embark on preparation for university studies at UniSA and one of the most productive, challenging and interesting stages of your life .

Professor Peter Høj Vice-Chancellor and President University of South Australia

Message from the Vice-Chancellor

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Dan Edmonds PrincipalICHM

International College of Hotel Management (ICHM)

Established in 1992, in partnership with the Swiss Hotel Association (SHA) and the South Australian Government, the International College of Hotel Management (ICHM) prepares students for a successful career at the top end of the international hotel industry . For more than a century, the Swiss Hotel Association (SHA) has been the official organisation for the hotel industry in Switzerland, setting the standards in hotel management education for the rest of the world to follow .

ProgramsTwo programs are offered at ICHM, the Swiss Hotel Association Diploma of International Management and ICHM Bachelor of International Hotel Management, a university level qualification achievable with an additional year of study after successful completion of the SHA Diploma .

www .ichm .edu .au

In 1993, 47 students from Australia and 10 other countries formed the International College of Hotel Management’s (ICHM) first intake . Today ICHM boasts record enrolments, and students have come from more than 80 countries . We now have graduates in all continents enjoying successful careers .

Every year we attract a number of the sons and daughters of hoteliers from around the world . This has to say something about the recognition ICHM enjoys within the industry!

Throughout our history we have had a close relationship with Eynesbury College . Hundreds of students have first enrolled in Eynesbury to improve their English or to undertake a Foundation Program prior to commencing their studies with ICHM . This seamless pathway is convenient for students, and visa-packages that include both ICHM and Eynesbury courses are frequently used .

ICHM lecturers visit Eynesbury, and Eynesbury students will visit ICHM’s

Regency Park campus 1-2 times a semester . Eynesbury’s staff know the ICHM program well, and students are well prepared for the hospitality industry .

ICHM offers a challenging and practical way to learn ‘How to Manage a Business’ . Our graduates complete a program that is not only recognised by the hotel industry, but many other businesses choose our graduates as well . Our graduate outcomes include good commercial skills, excellence in communication, a professional attitude to getting the job done, significant paid work experience and employer recognition .

Many of our graduates have specifically commented that the preparation at Eynesbury had enabled them to be successful in their studies at ICHM .

We look forward to having our students prepared for their ICHM studies by Eynesbury for years to come .

Message from Dan Edmonds, ICHM Principal

CRICOS Provider No . 02914G

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Eynesbury – Excellence in EducationEynesbury welcomes the opportunity to help every student

achieve his or her personal goals and realise their full potential in

the life long journey of education .

AUQA Audit Report of EIBTIn 2010 Eynesbury took part in an external audit of EIBT by the Australian Universities Quality Agency (AUQA) . AUQA is responsible for carrying out quality audits of Australian higher education institutions .

EIBT was audited to ensure that it meets a range of quality and accountability requirements . AUQA’s Audit Reports describe the result of the audit investigation .

Good practices are identified and commended and recommendations are made where any shortfalls in achievement are found . The EIBT Audit Report contained 8 commendations and only 2 recommendations .

The full report delivered by AUQA can be found at www .auqa .edu .au/qualityaudit/nsai/#NSAI227

Pathway providerEynesbury provides a range of pathways for local and international students to enter higher education in Australia . Included are pathways into the first or second year of university at the three South Australian universities and pathways into the first year at most Australian universities . Eynesbury also offers a pathway into the International College of Hotel Management (ICHM) .

Personalised learning environmentAt Eynesbury, classes are small . Students can benefit from more contact hours than they would typically receive at many universities . A personalised and caring teaching style focuses on individual student needs . Eynesbury offers state-of-the-art facilities and teachers who are approachable, friendly and available outside of class hours for consultation .

FlexibilityEynesbury offers international students a comprehensive range of educational pathways as well as transfer between pathways . Eynesbury provides the flexibility of numerous start dates throughout the year depending on individual programs . Students enrolled in EIBT are able to fast track their studies from 8 months or extend them to 15 months, depending on a student’s ability .

Impressive success ratesEynesbury has an impressive long term record of student performance:

• 95% of Eynesbury’s Year 12 and University Foundation Studies students typically receive places at University .

• The only publicly available survey on comparative performance of Adelaide’s schools (published in The Advertiser) noted that within the Private Schools sector, there were two institutions with the best tertiary entrance strike rate – one of which was Eynesbury College with 96% .

• 50% of Eynesbury’s Year 12 graduates from 2000 to 2007 were in the top 12% of all Year 12 graduates throughout Australia .

• In 2009, 57 .7% of Eynesbury Year 12 students were in the top 20% of the state .

• Three times in the past 9 years an Eynesbury Year 12 student has achieved a perfect score (20/20) in 5 or more subjects in the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) examinations . In any year, no more than 12 students in the state typically receive a perfect score .

• In 2009, 5 international students at Eynesbury received merits in their Year 12 studies . A merit is a perfect score of 20/20 for one subject .

Quality of teachersEynesbury staff are specialists in their field and are among the most highly qualified in the state . The recent 2010 AUQA audit report commended EIBT for its innovative application of the theory and practice of teaching and learning within the institution .

Experienced provider in educationIn 2009 Eynesbury celebrated 20 years of providing education in Adelaide and has been a registered provider of international programs for more than 19 years .

Australian studentsInternational high school students and the South Australian Universities’ Foundation Studies (FSP) Program students studying in the Standard FSP program, share classes with Australian students . This provides them with the opportunity to practise their English and make long-lasting friendships .

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Location

Located in the heart of the city, Eynesbury’s two campuses are just minutes walk from free CBD transport where a five minute tram ride links students to the University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia . Both Universities are found in close proximity to Rundle Mall, home to over 700 specialty shops . Adjacent to Eynesbury is the internationally recognised Adelaide Central Market, China Town District and Gouger Street restaurant precinct . The walk between Eynesbury’s two campuses takes approximately 5 minutes, and only some students will attend lessons in both locations .

In 2009 Eynesbury celebrated its 20th birthday and consolidated

its strong growth with the opening of its second campus in new,

state-of-the-art facilities .

The Senior High School Program is delivered in the Franklin Street campus with students who are currently studying English Language in preparation for Senior High School . Coglin Street campus is home to Eynesbury Institute of Business and Technology (EIBT) and Eynesbury College Academy of English . The Foundation Studies Program and Degree Transfer Program are also delivered in this campus .

Both campuses have wireless technology throughout, kitchen facilities, quiet study areas, student computers and break out areas for study or relaxing .

Please refer to Page 11 for a map of the CBD showing the institution locations .

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AdelaideLiving and studying in this active city

Cost of livingAdelaide is one of the most affordable cities in the world . The cost of living in Adelaide is significantly less expensive than any other mainland Australian capital city . According to the Economist Intelligence Unit’s annual World Wide Cost of Living Survey, it costs 24% more to live in Sydney, 21% more to live in Melbourne, 12% more to live in Perth and 8% more to live in Brisbane .

International students will require approximately AUD$12,000 – AUD$14,000 to cover living expenses in Adelaide depending their type of lifestyle .

In a recent IDP Education Survey of 6000 international students across Australia, Adelaide was rated safer, friendlier, cleaner, quieter, greener and more affordable than Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane .

Founded in 1836, Adelaide offers a quality array of educational, entertainment, cultural and sports facilities . A warm welcoming and environmentally friendly city, it is Australia’s least expensive mainland capital city in which to live .

Adelaide combines interest, creativity and liveliness with a safe and enjoyable environment . It is ideal for an academically and personally rewarding study experience .

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Living and studying in this active city

Information LinksAbout South Australia www.sacentral.sa.gov.au

Study Adelaide www.studyadelaide.com

South Australian Tourism Commission www.southaustralia.com/home.asp

Adelaide, one of Australia’s most cosmopolitan cities, is a leader in research, technology and the arts.

Catering for all culturesAdelaide is a unique and truly multicultural city, forged by Australians from a diverse range of ethnic backgrounds .

Places of worship for most faiths are available, including mosques, synagogues, Buddhist and Bahai temples and a wide range of Christian churches .

Every taste is catered for with a diverse range of cuisine available through a range of restaurants, bistros, outdoor cafes and eateries located throughout the city and suburbs . Adelaide’s famous Central Market is internationally known for its lively atmosphere and high-quality fresh produce .

Festivals and ArtsAdelaide is renowned for its thriving festival and arts scene . Food and wine, music, culture and arts festivals are held all year round . Particularly famous is the month long Fringe Festival of Arts held in February and WOMADelaide World Music Festival also held in the early months of the year .

The city offers a world class art gallery and museum, live theatre and movie complexes, a vibrant nightclub district and a major entertainment centre .

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Map of Adelaide showing the location of Eynesbury and the three South Australian Universities .

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Map of Adelaide showing the location of Eynesbury and the three South Australian universities .

SportsAustralians love to play sport all year round and there are numerous clubs to join throughout Adelaide . Sporting facilities accommodate swimming at an international aquatic centre, tennis, hockey, squash, basketball, golf and ice skating .

South Australia hosts many national and international sporting events . Events include cricket at the Adelaide Oval, SA Open Golf Championships, the Classic Adelaide car rally, and the Tour Down Under cycling race .

Around AdelaideMost of South Australia’s tourist attractions are within easy reach of Adelaide . Even the Outback begins just a few hours north in the Flinders Ranges .

Australia’s unique wildlife can be enjoyed on Kangaroo Island or in the Coorong National Park, while the Yorke and Eyre Peninsulas offer rugged coastlines and excellent camping and fishing opportunities . The River Murray is also popular for water sports .

There are world-class wine regions just an hour to the north and south of the city and even closer are the Adelaide Hills with their own unique wineries . In the picturesque Adelaide Hills you will find waterfalls, wildlife parks and plenty of opportunities for hiking and cycling .

Study Adelaide Visit www .studyadelaide .com for more information on living and studying in Adelaide as an International Student .

Climate Often described as having a Mediterranean-style climate, Adelaide’s weather suits an outdoor lifestyle . With four distinct seasons that include cool to cold winters and warm to hot dry summers, students can enjoy outdoor activities in any season .

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Migration MuseumNational Aboriginal Cultural Institute - TandanyaNational Wine Centre of AustraliaOld Adelaide Gaol

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Halifax Street

Carrington Street

Angas Street

Wakefield Street

Flinders Street

Pirie Street

Grenfell Street

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Carrington Street

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Map sourced from www .studyadelaide .com Map of Adelaide CBD showing the location of Eynesbury, the three South Australian universities and ICHM . Information Links

About South Australia www.sacentral.sa.gov.au

Study Adelaide www.studyadelaide.com

South Australian Tourism Commission www.southaustralia.com/home.asp

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Support while you study

Student servicesEynesbury Student Services are located on the ground floor of the new Coglin Street campus enabling easy access for students . Included in Student Services are admissions and student support staff and the Accommodation Office . The Student Services team is there to support and assist students throughout their time at Eynesbury . The recent AUQA audit report commended EIBT on its success in creating a caring learning environment that is cognisant of the needs of its diverse student groups .

Student ExperienceParticipating in student events and activities provides the opportunity for developing broader friendship networks whilst increasing your knowledge of Adelaide and creating links within the community . It is important for students to have a balance between their social and academic life and these aspects will help students to make their experience in Adelaide the best it can be . At Eynesbury the Student Experience Coordinator is responsible for such events .

Sports and Social ActivitiesAt Eynesbury students have access to a wide range of sports and social activities to enhance their experience in Adelaide . Participating in these activities is a great way to meet friends and get to know Adelaide . Activities include; day trips, tours, bushwalking, going to the beach, sports and more . There are many cultural and music festivals in Adelaide; these include the Royal Adelaide Show, Fringe Festival, WOMAdelaide, OzAsia and more .

Volunteer ProgramsStudents may wish to learn new skills by participating in volunteer programs . The Eynesbury Student Leadership Program is an opportunity for students to provide feedback on areas in Eynesbury, whilst the Social Committee assists in the preparation and running of social events in collaboration with the Student Experience Coordinator . Many students also get involved with their local community through a range of volunteer programs particularly with their local council . This is a great way to meet locals and become part of the community .

Job Search and ResumesJob Search workshops are available and at these workshops students can receive guidance in how to find jobs in Adelaide . The workshops cover preparing for job interviews, what type of jobs students should apply for, where to find these vacant positions and advice on how to write a resume .

Overseas Student Health CoverIt is a condition of International Student visas that students have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the entire duration of their stay in Australia . A representative from Eynesbury’s preferred provider visits the campus on a weekly basis to assist students with any queries they may have .

Counselling and guidance Private and confidential counselling is available to support students as they adjust to the many differences they will experience whilst living and learning in their new environment . Assistance is available for any kind of concern that a student may encounter during their time at Eynesbury, including personal, academic and tertiary pathway matters . At orientation students will meet the counsellor and be fully informed of the many ways in which support is available for them .

Airport receptionStudents who arrange accommodation through the Eynesbury Accommodation Office will be met at the airport and transported to their accommodation . This service is provided free of charge but must be arranged with the Accommodation Office prior to arrival .

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At Eynesbury a comprehensive range of pre-university and English programs are available, providing pathways to the University of Adelaide, Flinders University, the University of South Australia and the International College of Hotel Management (ICHM) .

Through Eynesbury Institute of Business and Technology (EIBT), direct pathways exist for Business and Computing & IT degrees at the three South Australian Universities, Nursing at Flinders University and Hospitality at the International College of Hotel Management (ICHM) .

Entry into most Bachelor degrees at the three South Australian Universities is achievable through the South Australian Universities’ Foundation Studies Program . This program is also recognised for entry into some interstate universities . The Eynesbury Senior High School pathway is recognised in all states of Australia as an entry qualification to university .

Eynesbury PathwaysEynesbury is a specialist pre-university institution where students work towards the goal of university entrance .

Pathways to a university degree

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Pathway to Year 1 Bachelor of Nursing (Pre-registration) at Flinders University ONLY

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ICHM Year 2

ICHM Bachelor

Year 11 or equivalent

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University of Adelaide, Flinders University and

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DTP – Stage I

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Foundation Studies ProgramCertificate IV

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Stage 2 subjects60 Credits

Compulsory Stage 2 = 70 Credits

Free Choice = 90 Credits

Compulsory Stage 1 = 40 Credits

Research Project (compulsory)10 Credits

Literacy (compulsory)from a range of English subjects20 Credits

Numeracy (compulsory)10 Credits

Personal Learning Plan (compulsory)10 Credits

Other subjects of a student's choice from either Stage 1 or Stage 2 90 Credits

South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) SACE is an internationally recognised senior secondary qualification administered by the SACE Board of South Australia . SACE is the program of the South Australian Government taken by students to gain entry into university and is recognised in all states of Australia as an entry qualification for university .

The SACE certificate provides flexibility in the way students earn credits towards completing their SACE . It is designed to make sure that students gain essential skills for their future . These skills include the ability to communicate well, get on with others and take initiative in life, study and work .

SACE is awarded upon successful completion of Years 10, 11 & 12, the final years of secondary schooling in South Australia . To gain the certificate students must earn 200 credits . Ten credits are equivalent to one semester or six months study in a subject .

International students who have completed a senior secondary program that is considered the equivalent of Stage 1 (Year 11) will be granted status for up to 110 credits provided they can demonstrate that they have met the literacy and numeracy requirements . They will also be granted status for the Personal Learning Plan . Students who begin Stage 1 studies in Semester 2 and who have Visa Class 571 with an expiry date less than 24 months from the commencement of SACE will be granted status for the Personal Learning Plan .

Senior High School (Years 10, 11 & 12) programEynesbury College offers Senior High School students a pathway to first year university in Australia .

SACE Credit Structure (200 credits)

110 credits of the 200 credits required for the SACE are achieved through compulsory subjects .

These are:

• A Personal Learning Plan at Stage 1, worth 10 credits [usually started and sometimes completed in Year 10]

• At least 20 credits towards literacy from a range of English/English as a Second Language subjects at Stage 1

• At least 10 credits towards numeracy from a range of Mathematics subjects at Stage 1

• A major Research Project at Stage 2, (Year 12) worth 10 credits [usually started in Stage 1 and completed at Stage 2]

• Completion of 60 additional credits at Stage 2

Students must achieve either grades of A, B, C or equivalent in these subjects to complete the SACE successfully . The remaining 90 credits can be gained through additional Stage 1 or Stage 2 subjects or Board-recognised courses of a student’s choice . For university entry, students need to achieve 80 credits at Stage 2 .

SACE Credit Structure

Eynesbury College

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Year 11 SACE Stage 1(2011) CRICOS Code 004778F

Year 11 is a full-year (two semesters) 110 credit program comprising the equivalent of 5 full-year (two semesters) 20 credit subjects and one 10 credit subject . Students can select 10 credit or 20 credit sequence from the following list:

Year 11 Subjects

Year 12 SACE Stage 2 (2011) CRICOS Code 004778F

Students study 4 subjects of 20 credits each and complete the Research Project of 10 credits for a total of 90 credits .

Year 12 Subjects

• ASX Stock Exchange Challenge

• Business Studies (Financial Literacy)

• Creative Writing

• Debating/ Public Speaking

• Drama

• Electronic & Digital Publishing

• French

• Health and Nutrition

• History through Film

• Introduction to History

• Japanese

• Physical Education

• Visual Investigations

• Accounting

• Ancient Studies

• Art

• Australian and International Politics

• Biology

• Business and Enterprise Studies

• Chemistry

• Design

• Drama

• Economics

• English

• English as a Second Language (ESL)

• Environmental Studies

• French

• Geography

• Information Technology Systems

• Japanese (Continuers level)

• Legal Studies

• Mathematics

• Modern History

• Personal Learning Plan (PLP)

• Physics

• Psychology

• Research Project (RP)

• Accounting Studies

• Australian and International Politics

• Biology

• Business Studies

• Chemistry

• Chinese (Background speakers level)

• Classical Studies

• Design Practical

• Drama

• Drama Studies

• Economics

• ESL Studies

• English Communications

• English Studies

• French (Beginners or continuers level)

• Geography

• Information Technology Studies

• Japanese (Continuers level)

• Legal Studies

• Mathematical Applications

• Mathematical Methods

• Mathematical Studies

• Modern History

• Physics

• Psychology

• Research Project

• Specialists Mathematics

• Visual Arts Studies

Year 10 SACE (2011) CRICOS Code 021348J

There is a deliberate emphasis on English language development via English as a Second Language (ESL), Mathematics and Science . Teachers ensure that the English language skills are applied to all subjects in the curriculum .

Year 10 Subjects

Core subjects:

For further detailed information on Senior High School courses please visit the Eynesbury website: www.eynesburyinternational.sa.edu.au.

• English or ESL

• Mathematics

• Science

• Studies of Society and Environment

• Learning About Thinking

• Personal Learning PlanChoice Subjects:

Each semester students must choose two subjects from a range of subjects, including the following:

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In 1992 Eynesbury College delivered the first University Foundation Studies Program (FSP) in the state on behalf of the University of Adelaide . In 1994 Flinders University and the University of South Australia joined the program which became the South Australian Universities’ Foundation Studies Program .

The Foundation Studies Program provides an excellent preparation for tertiary study, maintaining high academic standards and giving careful attention to the individual needs of international students .

Foundation students are given provisional admission into the degree of their choice^ subject to performance in the Foundation Studies Program . Admission is confirmed when students complete the Program and achieve the necessary entry score for that degree as set by the relevant target university . For details of entry scores for degrees, please consult individual university undergraduate prospectuses .

Why choose the SA Universities’ Foundation Studies Program?• FSP is specifically designed to cater for

the needs of international students .

• Provides entry to all available courses^ at the three South Australian universities (subject to meeting entry requirements) .

• FSP students are enrolled as university students .

• FSP students packaged with the University of Adelaide and Flinders University enjoy facilities and support services of both their target university and Eynesbury College .

• FSP students have guaranteed places in degree courses^ providing they achieve the appropriate entry score and meet the subject and language prerequisites .

There are five streams of specialisation:

Business, Humanities, Health Sciences, Engineering and Science.

• FSP students may start in either January (Standard Program – 12 months), April (Accelerated Program – 8 months) or October (Accelerated Program – 8 months or Extended Program – 15 months) .

• The South Australian Universities’ Foundation Studies Program is recognised for entry into interstate universities (subject to meeting entry requirements) including the University of Melbourne, the University of New South Wales, Monash University, the University of Queensland and the University of Western Australia .

Performance at university A recently completed study of the performance of Eynesbury FSP graduates admitted to the University of Adelaide from 1992 – 2003 shows that, to date:

• 82% of students have graduated with a University of Adelaide degree .

• 31 .5% of the students have graduated with Honours .

• 20% of the students were awarded Prizes .

Foundation students benefit from being part of a combined English Language (ELICOS) Centre and senior secondary college for local and international students .

The Foundation Studies Program has an outstanding record of

success . Since 1994 Eynesbury College has provided a Foundation

Studies Program for the three South Australian Universities .

Foundation Studies Program (FSP)

Provider Code 00114A

Provider Code 00121B

Provider Code 00123M

Eynesbury College

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The Standard Foundation Studies Program commences in January and is completed in December . An Accelerated FSP commences in April and ends in December . These two programs lead to the February intake of university . In addition an Accelerated FSP commencing in September prepares students for mid-year (July) entry to university . The Accelerated FSP is ideally suited to students with above average academic and language skills . The Accelerated courses mostly cover the same content as the Standard FSP, but some applications of theory may be omitted .

Students enrolled in Standard FSP study several of their subjects with Australian Year 12 High School students, e .g . physics, chemistry, biology, economics and others . The following course hours may be subject to slight changes .

Core Courses

The following three courses are compulsory for all FSP students:

• Language and Communication (4 hours per week – full course)

• International Studies (2 hours – half course)

• Clear Thinking and Logic (2 hours – half course)

Elective Courses

Depending on the degree pathway, students taking the Standard FSP (or Stage 2 of the Extended FSP) must take at least three electives from the list in the table

below . Students taking the Accelerated FSP (starting in April) must choose at least three electives from the Science, Business, Health Sciences and Engineering streams and Environmental Studies .

Students taking the Accelerated FSP (starting in September) must take at least three elective courses . Students attend four hours per week for each elective course .

Student achievement score

Student assessments for Standard and Accelerated FSP are based on work completed throughout the year and on a final examination held at the end of the course . Each full course is marked out of 100 and the marks of the two half courses (50 each) are added together and counted as one full course .

An aggregate score out of 500 is calculated . For students taking three electives this is a simple addition of all marks .

Students must achieve a score of 60% or more in Language and Communication, and 275 overall to be considered for admission, subject to specific degree entry scores and quotas . This provides a base score for consideration for entry to Australian universites .

CRICOS CodesFlinders University

• Standard & Accelerated FSP 020793G

• Extended FSP 052379A

University of Adelaide

• Standard FSP 009892G

• Accelerated FSP 027522G

• Extended FSP 051743E

UniSA

• Standard FSP 020118J

• Accelerated FSP 024050C

• Extended FSP 052279E

Standard & Accelerated Foundation Studies Programs

Science Business Health Sciences Engineering Humanities• Additional

Mathematics

• Biology

• Chemistry

• Mathematics

• Physics

• Psychology*

• Accounting

• Economics

• Biology

• Chemistry

• Mathematics

• Additional Mathematics

• Mathematics

• Physics

• Australian & International Politics

• Environmental Studies*

• Modern History

*Subject to quota .^ Some Bachelor degrees cannot be packaged with FSP, whilst others have quotas . Following are courses affected . For more information please contact

Eynesbury Admissions at admissions@eynesbury .sa .edu .au . University of Adelaide (Medicine/Dentistry/Oral Health) Flinders University (Nutrition and Dietetics/Nursing) University of South Australia (Medical Radiations/ Pharmacy/Physiotherapy/Podiatry/Education/Nursing)

For detailed information on FSP courses check the Eynesbury website: www .eynesbury .sa .edu .au .

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The Extended FSP is suitable for students who require some additional language development and/or revision in key academic areas .

Course Structure and Contact Hours

The Extended Program is 4 terms (15 months) in duration .

Term 1

Students take some of the first term in separate classes specifically designed for Extended Foundation students with a focus on key competencies, skills and content essential for success at Foundation level .

During this term, students take three Core courses (compulsory) and the equivalent of two Elective courses .

Core

The following courses are compulsory:

• Language and Study Skills

• An Introduction to Communication and Critical Thinking

• Mathematics

Electives

Students select the equivalent of two full courses from the following introductory areas:

An Introduction to Biological Sciences

• Biology

• Chemistry

An Introduction to the Pure Sciences

• Physics

• Chemistry


An Introduction to International Business

• Accounting

• Economics

Terms 2 – 5

In January, successful Extended Program students join students from the Standard Foundation Studies Program and are integrated into classes with Australian and International Year 12 students for several Elective courses .

Examinations and assessment

Assessment is conducted in two stages:

Stage 1: assessment of the Term 1 courses as listed above .

Stage 2: assessment of the Term 2 – 5 courses as per the Standard Foundation Studies Program .

Assessment at both stages is based on 50% continuous assessment and 50% for final examinations . Results in Stage 1 are used to assess successful transition to Stage 2 . They are not used for the final assessment in Stage 2 or transition to university .

Extended Foundation Studies Program

For detailed information on FSP courses check the Eynesbury website: www .eynesbury .sa .edu .au

Foundation Studies Program (continued)

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The DTP is an ‘Express’ university transition program that has been designed to give students who have failed to gain direct entry, the opportunity to fast track and commence their university studies in just 15 weeks .

Students can apply for a packaged visa that includes both the DTP and their undergraduate program at Flinders University .

Students successfully completing the DTP are given entry into Semester 2 of Year 1 of university, with credit for Semester 1 subjects .

The DTP offers entry into most degree programs at Flinders University, including Biotechnology, Business, Engineering, Sciences, Health Sciences, Media, Nursing and Nanotechnology .

Certain Flinders programs may be subject to a quota or other entry requirements .

The DTP has two components:

Stage 1

A 15 week ‘Express’ University transition program delivered by Eynesbury at Eynesbury College .

Core Courses

(10 hours contact per week):

• Language and Communication

• International Studies

• Clear Thinking and Logic

For detailed information on DTP courses and prerequisites check the Eynesbury website: www .eynesbury .sa .edu .au

Degree Transfer Program (DTP) with Flinders University CRICOS Codes: 055419G


The Degree Transfer Program (DTP) is conjointly delivered by Eynesbury and Flinders University .

Elective Courses

(15 hours contact per week):

Students select three (3) from the following, depending on program pre-requisites .

Social Sciences

• Accounting

• Economics

• Environmental Studies

Science/Health Science/Engineering

• Mathematics


• Biology

• Chemistry

• Physics

Stage 2

Students who have met the requirements for articulation from Stage 1 are admitted into Stage 2 and share classes with direct entrants into undergraduate programs of the University .

Courses from Semester 1 of undergraduate programs at Flinders University are delivered on campus at Flinders with additional language and academic support provided by Eynesbury .

Eynesbury College

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Eynesbury Institute of Business and Technology (EIBT) offers a

Certificate IV to Diploma pathway leading to second year at the

University of Adelaide, Flinders University and the University of

South Australia .

The Diploma programs offered by EIBT comprise courses from the first year of bachelor degrees in Business or Computing and IT at the University of South Australia and Flinders University . EIBT programs provide a pathway into the University of Adelaide, Flinders University and the University of South Australia with up to one year of advanced standing . Students can apply for a packaged visa that includes both the Diploma and their undergraduate program at any one of the three South Australian Universities .

EIBT Environment• Class sizes are small, students enjoy a

personalized and caring teaching style that focuses on individual needs .

• Diploma students can benefit from additional contact hours than they would typically receive in many university programs .

• Lecturers are available outside of class hours for consultation with students .

Mixed Program

Eynesbury offers a Mixed Program (3 trimesters including the academic program) for international students whose English language proficiency is IELTS 5 .0 or equivalent . The Mixed Program is a fully accredited NEAS programme which comprises a combination of English and academic studies within EIBT .

Three-Trimester System

A three-trimester system operates, with each 13 week trimester delivered ‘back-to-back’ throughout the year .The three-trimester system is of great assistance to students who wish to either fast-track their studies over two trimesters or spread their workload over three trimesters within the one calendar year .

Advanced Standing and Articulation with other Australian Universities

Graduates of the Diploma programs are also eligible to apply for advanced standing up to the equivalent of one full year of study at other Australian universities .

Program Accreditation

All programs offered by EIBT are fully accredited by the relevant Australian Government agencies . As part of the accreditation process, programs are regularly reviewed and revised, guaranteeing current and relevant programs for EIBT students . EIBT was commended by AUQA in its 2010 audit report for its attention to continuous quality improvement .

Pre-University Level

EIBT offers a Certificate IV in University Foundation Studies . This pre-university program is the equivalent of foundation or upper secondary school level and is designed to prepare students for entry into university or the diplomas .

Certificate IV and Diploma programs

Eynesbury Institute of Business and Technology (EIBT)

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Commerce/IT• Successful completion of the Certificate

IV in University Foundation Studies (UFS), Commerce or Information Technology streams enables entry into one of the EIBT Diploma programs .

Nursing• Students who successfully complete

the Certificate IV in UFS Nursing stream can enter first year of the Bachelor of Nursing (Pre-Registration) at Flinders

University . Visas for the Certificate IV can be packaged with the Bachelor of Nursing (Pre-Registration) .

• Students commencing study in the Flinders University Bachelor of Nursing (Pre-registration) will be required to provide an IELTS score of 6 .5 overall (minimum of 6 .0 in all bands) and from July 2010 all applicants for registration and accreditation with the Australian Nursing board will require a score of 7 .0 in all bands of a single IELTS Academic test .

Hospitality• The Certificate IV UFS Hospitality

stream provides a foundation for direct entry into all Certificate, Diploma and Degree programs conducted by the International College of Hotel Management (ICHM) . Visit the ICHM website: www .ichm .edu .au for more details .

Core Courses• Communication Skills II

• Communication Skills III

• Intercultural Studies

• Introduction to Computing

• Legal Studies I

• Statistics

Streams

Commerce*• Accounting

• Introduction to Management

• Introduction to Marketing

Information Technology• Mathematics

• Programming

Hospitality*• Accounting

• Introduction to Management

• Introduction to Marketing

Nursing• Human Biology

• Science for Nursing

Certificate IV in University Foundation Studies (UFS) program CRICOS Code 064616E

The Certificate IV in UFS may be completed in two or three

trimesters . The Certificate IV in UFS comprises eight courses –

six core courses, and two courses from a Commerce, Information

Technology, Hospitality or Nursing stream .

* Students are required to elect 2 of the 3 subjects in the Commerce and Hospitality streams . For detailed information on Certificate IV courses and prerequisites check the EIBT website: www .eibt .sa .edu .au

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Diploma programs (equivalent to Year 1 of University)

Successful completion of the EIBT Diploma enables entry into

Second Year (or the equivalent) of University .

• EIBT offers a Diploma of Business and a Diploma of Computing and Information Technology .

• Each Diploma can be completed over either two or three trimesters (i .e . over 34 or 52 weeks) .

• Each Diploma program comprises courses from the first year programs of the relevant undergraduate degrees offered by the University of South Australia and Flinders University .

• Articulation arrangements for entry into the University of Adelaide, Flinders University and the University of South Australia, are detailed on pages 23 and 24 of this brochure .

• Credit transfer for up to four courses may be approved for prior studies at a registered tertiary institution .

Diploma of Business (CRICOS Code 027560A)

Choose 8 from the following depending on specific degree requirements:

Course* Subject UnitsAccounting for Business 4 .5Communication and Information Systems in Business 4 .5Foundations of Business Law 4 .5Principles of Economics 4 .5Marketing Principles: Trading and Exchange 4 .5Quantitative Methods for Business 4 .5Management Principles 4 .5Financial Accounting Processes 4 .5Business and Society 4 .5

Diploma of Computing and IT (CRICOS Code 052421D)

Course* Subject UnitsInformation Systems Professional Practice 9Problem Solving and Programming 4 .5Information Technology Fundamentals 4 .5Web and Database Development 9Network Fundamentals 4 .5Programming Fundamentals 4 .5

* Courses subject to approval .• Students completing the Diploma of Computing and IT and intending to study at the University of Adelaide will undertake 27 units of computing and IT courses and 9 units of Business courses subject to approval .

All academic programs are correct at time of printing but may be subject to change arising from customisation/reaccreditation .Details of Certificate IV and Diploma courses are listed on the EIBT website: www .eibt .sa .edu .au

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University articulationUniversity of AdelaideAn IELTS score of at least 6 .0 overall (with a minimum of 6 .0 in both Speaking and Writing) will be required for entry into all degree programs at the University of Adelaide .

Flinders University Diploma of Business

Students who complete the EIBT Diploma of Business with a GPA greater than 3 .5, will receive advance standing of a full year of credit and are able to complete the Flinders University degrees listed below in 2 years:

• Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)• Bachelor of Commerce (Finance)• Bachelor of Business

Majors: Entrepreneurship, Business Economics, International Business, Human Resource Management, Marketing

• Bachelor of Government and Public Management

• Bachelor of International Studies (31 .5 units credit)

Diploma of Computing and Information Technology

Students who complete the EIBT Diploma of Computing and Information Technology with a GPA greater than 3 .5, will receive advance standing of a full year of credit and are able to complete the Flinders University degree listed below in 2 years:

• Bachelor of Information Technology

Provider Code 00123M


Diploma of Business

Students who complete the EIBT Diploma of Business with a credit grade average, will receive advance standing of a full year of credit and are able to complete the University of Adelaide degrees listed below in 2 years:

• Bachelor of Commerce

• Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)

• Bachelor of Commerce (Corporate Finance)

• Bachelor of Commerce (International Business)

• Bachelor of Commerce (Management)

• Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing)

• Bachelor of Economics

• Bachelor of Finance

• Bachelor of Finance (International) – 15 Units


Students who complete the EIBT Diploma of Computing and Information Technology with a credit grade average in 8 courses (no course score less than 55%), will receive advanced standing of 18 units (75%) required for first year in the University of Adelaide degree listed below:

• Bachelor of Computer Science

A pre-requisite study of SACE Mathematics 1 or equivalent is needed for entry into the following University of Adelaide degree .

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Provider Code 00121B

University articulation (continued)

Diploma of Business

• Bachelor of Applied Finance

• Bachelor of Business (International Business,Finance and Trade)

• Bachelor of Business (Property)

• Bachelor of Business Administration (Specialisation)

• Bachelor of Commerce †

• Bachelor of Management

• Bachelor of Management (Human Resource Management)

• Bachelor of Management (Marketing)

• Bachelor of Management (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)

• Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Management

• Bachelor of Tourism and Event Management

• Business Double Degree


• Bachelor of Business (Management of Information Technology)

• Bachelor of Computing (Multimedia)

• Bachelor of Information Technology

• Bachelor of Information Technology (Business Systems)

• Bachelor of Information Technology (Games and Entertainment Design)

• Bachelor of Information Technology (Networking and Security)

• Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Development)

• Bachelor of Software Engineering*

The University of South AustraliaStudents who complete the EIBT Diploma of Business with a GPA greater than or equal to 4, will receive advance standing of a full year of credit and are able to complete the University of South Australia degrees listed below in 2 years . Students who obtain a GPA between 3 .5 and 4 must pass the last four courses in which they are enrolled in order to be eligible for entry .

Students who complete the EIBT Diploma of Computing and Information Technology with a GPA greater than 3 .5, will receive advance standing of a full year of credit and are able to complete the University of South Australia degrees listed below in 2 years:

† The Bachelor of Commerce is UniSA’s professional accounting degree .* Four year degree program . Credit average required for transfer to second year of this program .Please Note: University of South Australia degrees may change subject to approval in 2010 .

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† The Bachelor of Commerce is UniSA’s professional accounting degree .* Four year degree program . Credit average required for transfer to second year of this program .Please Note: University of South Australia degrees may change subject to approval in 2010 .

English Language courses (ELICOS)

ECAE is a member of English Australia and is an accredited member of NEAS (National English Language Teaching Accreditation Scheme) Australia .

Programs include Intensive General English, Introductory Academic English, English for University preparation, English for High School Studies and and the Mixed Program . Our English Language programs are designed to enable students to transition to a wide range of advanced courses of study at Eynesbury and other institutions .

ECAE provides a pathway to all of Eynesbury’s academic programs which in turn provide pathways to the three South Australian universities . These programs include:

• Senior High School

• Foundation Studies Program

• Certificate IV in University Foundation Studies

• Diploma of Business or Computing and IT

ECAE provides a pathway to the ICHM (International College of Hotel Management), Careers Australia Group and is a basis for direct entry into specified courses at TAFE and Flinders University .

The Eynesbury College Academy of English (ECAE) is a modern

and dynamic education institution providing high quality programs

in an environment that encourages students to achieve excellence

in their studies . Quality teaching, outstanding facilities and

academic and welfare support services are central to ECAE’s

educational philosophy . All programs are taught by highly qualified

Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)

professionals . All are committed to helping ECAE students achieve

academic success .

Eynesbury College Academy of English

English for High School Studies is delivered in the Eynesbury Senior College Franklin Street campus while all other ELICOS programs are delivered in Eynesbury’s new Coglin Street campus . Studying ELICOS at the same campus as the academic program assists students with their transition .

At Eynesbury, students have full access to modern, well-equipped teaching resources and facilities including:

• A fully equipped library with books, magazines, Internet resources and English Language self access materials

• Computer laboratories

• Audio/Visual equipment

• Modern student breakout areas including dining areas with microwaves

Located over two campuses, ECAE is in the centre of Adelaide’s central business district . The two campuses are adjacent to the popular Central Market and the Chinatown restaurant and shopping precinct .

Courses and Levels AvailableDepending on the ELICOS course being undertaken, the following levels are available:

• General English (Beginner to Intermediate)

• English for Academic Purposes and University Preparation (Intermediate to Advanced)

• English for High School Studies (Intermediate to Upper Intermediate)

This program is for students needing to improve their English and/or their academic background prior to entry into Senior High School Studies (Years 10, 11 and 12) .

• Mixed Program

For students intending to study Certificate IV in University Foundation Studies or the Diploma of Business programs at the Eynesbury Institute of Business and Technology (EIBT), a Mixed Program is available for international students whose English language proficiency is IELTS 5 .0 or equivalent . The Mixed Program comprises a combination of English language and academic studies .

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English Language courses (ELICOS) (continued)

There are three levels available in the Academic English (AE) program . These are designed to take students from an entry level of IELTS equivalent of 4 .5 through to an IELTS equivalent of 6 .5 – 7 .0 . Each level runs for 10 weeks . Assessment is based on successful completion of both coursework and exams .

Level Entry Requiremnts DurationEAP1 IELTS 4 .5 or equivalent 10 weeksEAP2 IELTS 5 .0 or equivalent (no

less than 5 .0 in writing and speaking)

10 weeks

EAP3 IELTS 5 .5 or equivalent (no less than 5 .5 in writing and speaking)

10 weeks

Key competencies (20 hours per week – compulsory)Competency

Overview of skills development areas

Reading Skimming, scanning, note-making and techniques for academic purposes

Writing Referencing, paraphrasing, summarising, writing essays and also research reports

Speaking Presentations, IELTS practise and conversational English

Listening Understanding the News (BTN) and IELTS practice

Study skills Strategies for becoming an independent learner

ELICOS elective sessions (up to 3 hours per week – optional)• Writing and reading for University

• Pronunciation

• Lecture note-taking

• Grammar

• IELTS Practise

• One-on-one tuition with teachers

TimetableECAE runs a morning and afternoon shift system from Monday to Friday . Classes run from either 8 .45am to 1 .00pm or 1 .00pm to 5 .15pm . Students have a 15 minute break at approximately 10am and 3pm . There are 20 hours of scheduled class time per week and up to 3 hours per week of optional ELICOS Elective Sessions .

Study toursStudy Tours combine language development with excursions and social activities for special interest groups, high schools, colleges and universities .

Specialised tours may have an academic, tourism, cultural, or a sporting orientation .

High quality, culturally sensitive homestay accommodation can be arranged for individuals or groups of students .

ELICOS CRICOS Codes016748B, 016754D, 016755C,

016756B, 016751G, 016752F,

016753E, 016749A, 016750G

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2010/2011 Academic program dates Program 2010 2011

Start Date End Date Start Date End Date

Year 10 27 January 2010

19 July 2010

10 December 2010

10 December 2010

25 January 2011

21 July 2011

02 December 2011

02 December 2011

Year 11 27 January 2010

19 July 2010

10 December 2010

10 December 2010

25 January 2011

21 July 2011

02 December 2011

02 December 2011

Year 12 27 January 2010 10 December 2010 25 January 2011 02 December 2011

EIBT (Certificate/Diploma) 25 February 2010

23 June 2010

13 October 2010

05 June 2010

02 October 2010

05 February 2011

(ICHM students 21 January) 2011

23 February 2011

22 June 2011

12 October 2011

04 June 2011

01 October 2011

04 February 2012

Foundation Studies Program Standard

Accelerated

Accelerated

Extended

27 January 2010

21 April 2010

28 September 2010

28 September 2010

03 December 2010

03 December 2010

16 June 2011

17 December 2011

25 January 2011

18 April 2011

04 October 2011

04 October 2011

09 December 2011

09 December 2011

15 June 2012

07 December 2012

Degree Transfer Program (Stage 1) 28 September 2010 11 February 2011 04 October 2011 17 February 2012

ELICOS Dates

2010 2011

Start Date End Date Number of weeks studied

Start Date End Date Number of weeks studied

Monday 4 January Friday 5 February 5 Tuesday 4 January Friday 4 February 5Monday 8 February Friday 12 March 5 Monday 7 February Friday 11 March 5Monday 15 March Friday 16 April 5 Tuesday 15 March Friday 15 April 5One week holiday break 19 April – 26 April One week holiday break 18 April – 26 AprilTuesday 27 April Friday 28 May 5 Wednesday 27 April Friday 27 May 5Monday 31 May Friday 2 July 5 Monday 30 May Friday 1 July 5Two week holiday break 5 July – 16 July Two week holiday break 4 July – 15 JulyMonday 19 July Friday 20 August 5 Monday 18 July Friday 19 August 5Monday 23 August Friday 24 September 5 Monday 22 August Friday 23 September 5One week holiday break 27 September – 4 October Two week holiday break 26 September – 7 OctoberTuesday 5 October Friday 5 November 5 Tuesday 10 October Friday 11 November 5Monday 8 November Friday 17 December 6 Monday 14 November Friday 16 December 5Two week holiday break 20 December 2010 – 3 January 2011 Two week holiday break 19 December 2011 – 2 January 2012

General EnglishStudents can commence General English studies at the start of any teaching week throughout the year with the exception of designated holiday breaks .

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Admission requirementsMinimum academic requirements for entry into Eynesbury programs:

Country Yr 10 Yr 11 Yr 12 Standard FSP, Accelerated FSPAustralia – – – Completion of Year 11 with

Grade B average(Internationals only)

Bangladesh – – – Higher Secondary Certificate GPA of 2 .50 with no less than 50% in any subjectBrunei F3 F4 F5 GCE O Levels Grade 5 average in 5 subjectsChina SM1 SM2 SM3 SM2/SM3 85%/70% averageColumbia – – – Bachillerato average of > 65%Fiji – – – Form 6 65% average in 4 subjectsHong Kong F3 F4 F5 HKCEE Grade D in 4 subjectsIndia – – – Completion of 10+2 Grade average of 50%Indonesia SMP3/ SMU1/ SMU2/ SMU3 Grade 7 in 4 academic subjects

SMU1 SMU2 SMU3 SMU2 Grade 8 in 4 academic subjectsJapan Sr1 Sr2 Sr3 Kotogako Level 2 or 3Kenya F3 F4 F5 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education Credit average in 5 subjectsKorea Sr1/

Yr10Sr1/Sr2 Sr2/Sr3 Senior High School Grade C average

Macau F4 F5 F6 F5 70% averageMalaysia F3/Sr1 F4/Sr2 F5/Sr3 SPM

UEC

Aggregate of 20 or less in 5 subjects

Senior Middle 2, 75% averageMauritius – – – GCE O Levels Grade B averageSingapore S2E S3E/4N S4E/5N Secondary Four (Express)/GCE O Level Grade 5 average in 5 subjectsSouth Africa Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Successful completion of Year 11 65% averageSri Lanka – – – GCE O Level Credit in 5 subjectsTaiwan Jr3/Sr1 Sr2 Sr3 Senior High School Year 3 Grade C average

Senior High School Year 2 Grade B averageThailand Mat3/4 Mat5 Mat6 Mathayom 6 Grade 2 .0 average (academic)

Mathayom 5 Grade 3 .0 average (academic)UAE – – – Secondary Secondary School Certificate Minimum overall average of 60% in best 4

academic subjectsVietnam G9 G10 G11 Year 11 Grade 7 averageOther Countries Applications will be considered individually

• Admission is based on the most recent academic results and other admission requirements may apply .• Extended Program: The academic requirements for the Extended Foundation Studies Program include completion of Year 11, O Levels, SPM, Senior Middle 2,

HKCEE (or equivalent) . Applications will be assessed on individual merit .• Certified forecast/provisional examination results may be considered if final results are not available in time for the beginning of the Foundation Studies Program .

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Country Certificate IV Diploma/Degree Transfer ProgramAustralia Successful completion of Year 11 or equivalent TER 50, TEE 230, SACE 54, IB 24 or acceptable Year 12 gradesBangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan

Completion of Senior School Certificate with a grade average of 50%

Completion of Higher School Certificate (10+2) with a grade average of 55%

Brunei Successful completion of HSC: GPA 2 .00 or grade C with no less than 45% in any subject

Successful completion of HSC: GPA 3 .00 or grade B with no less than 55% in any subject

China, Taiwan, Macau

Successful completion of Senior Middle 2 with 80% average in 4 academic subjects

Successful completion of Senior Middle 3 with B grades or 75% average in 4 academic subjects

Columbia Bachillerato – average of < 65% Bachillerato – average of 70 – 75%Fiji Successful completion of Form 6 School Leaving Certificate

with an overall score of 230Successful completion of Form 7 with a B in English and Maths and a pass in all other subjects with an overall score of 240

Hong Kong Successful completion of Form 5 (HKCEE) 1 A level pass and 2 AS level passes in the HKALE . For DTP, B Grade average in Form 6 .

India Completion of 10+2 with grade average of 45% Completion of 10+2 with grade average of 50%Indonesia Completion of SMU 2 Completion of SMU 3 with average grade of 7 .0 in 4 academic

subjectsJapan Successful completion of Kotogakko Year 2 Kotogakko Graduation Certificate with minimum grade average 2 .5Kenya Completion of GCE O Levels of equivalent Completion of KCSE with C grade average or 2 passes in GCE A

Levels or 3 passes at AS LevelsKorea High School Leaving Certificate Year 2 with a D grade average

in 4 academic subjectsHigh School Leaving Certificate Year 3 with a C grade average in four academic subjects

Malaysia Successful completion of Form 5 (SPM) or equivalent or successful completion of Senior Middle 2

2 passes at minimum E grade in STPM; 5 C7 grades in academic cour ses in Senior Middle 3 (UEC) . Ontario Grade 13 with average of 50% in 6 best courses

Mauritius Completion of Form 5/GCE ‘O’ levels 2 passes in GCE ‘A’ levelsPapua New Guinea Senior High School with a grade average of 60% Senior High School with a grade average of 70%Singapore Successful completion of Sec 4 (GCE O levels) 2 passes in the GCE A levelsSouth Africa Successful completion of Year 11 Successful completion of Year 12Sri Lanka Successful completion of Year 11 (GCE O levels or equivalent) 2 passes in GCE A levels; 3 passes in Sri Lank A LevelsThailand Successful completion of Matayom 5 with GPA of 2 .5 Successful completion of Matayom 6 with GPA of 2 .0Turkey Successful completion of Lise Diploma, Year 11

or equivalentSuccessful completion of a course equivalent to the International Baccalaureate or first year university in Turkey

Vietnam Successful completion of Year 11 Successful completion of Year 12 with 6 .0 averageOthers Applications will be considered individually

English Language Requirements (Minimum scores in each of the following)

Year 10/Extended FSP/ Mixed Cert IV/ Mixed Diploma

Years 11 & 12/Standard and Accelerated FSP/DTP/ Certificate IV/Diploma/Cert IV Nursing*

IELTS Overall 5 .0 (minimum 5 .0 in all bands) Overall 5 .5 (minimum 5 .0 in all bands)

TOEFL 500 (Paper) 58 (IBT) 173 (Computer) and TWE 2

525 (Paper) 65 (IBT) 195 (Computer) and TWE 3

GCE O Level Exam Grade 5 in English Grade 4 in English

SPM Grade B4 in English Grade B3 in English

Hong Kong HKCEE Level 2 HKCEE Level 3

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*Minimum 6 .0 in all bands is required**Pearson Test of English Academic

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2011 FeesPrograms Fees 2011 (AUD)

International Students

Intensive General English $360 pwEnglish for Academic Purposes $360 pwYear 10 $16,700Year 11 $16,700Year 12 $16,700Standard Foundation Studies Program $19,500Accelerated Foundation Studies $19,500Extended Foundation Studies $25,150Degree Transfer Program (Stage 1) $9,550Certificate IV in University Foundation Studies $14,800Mixed Program Certificate IV in University Foundation Studies $18,400Diploma of Business $17,680Diploma of Computing and Information Technology $19,040Mixed Program Diploma of Computing and IT $22,640Mixed Program Diploma of Business $21,280UniStart (Stage 1) $1,450UniStart (Stage 2) $9,380

Other fees and charges*

Overseas Student Health Cover (Visa length cover required) $420

Guardianship Processing Fee (if applicable) $220

Accommodation Placement Fee (if applicable) $295

Text books** from $250

Year 10 High School SACE Fees from $112



*Subject to change**Students may be required to purchase text books

and/or other materials for their courses

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Navitas bursary and scholarshipsEynesbury scholarships Eynesbury will offer two scholarship schemes in 2010/2011 in addition to the Navitas academic merit scholarships .

Eynesbury merit scholarship (EMS)The EMS scholarships are based on the academic performance (at least 70% average) of students in their most recent Year 9 exams (or equivalent) in their home country . EMS targets international students who will commence their Year 10 Senior High School studies between 01 March 2010 and 30 June 2011 at Eynesbury College (EC) in Adelaide and who will complete at least their Year 11 studies at Eynesbury College . At most 15 EMS will be offered .

The application for admission to Senior Secondary Studies, Year 10 at Eynesbury College will include an application request for an EMS which comprises a 50% remission of tuition fees for the normal duration of the Year 10 program .

The EMS may be modified to include the South Australian Universities’ Foundation Studies Program (FSP) .

Eynesbury ELICOS scholarship (EES)The EESs are offered to all international students who will commence ELICOS, packaged with an academic program at Eynesbury in Adelaide, between 01 March 2010 and 30 June 2011 and who have not received any other Navitas/Eynesbury Scholarship .

An application for admission to ELICOS packaged with an academic program at Eynesbury will include an application request for an EES which comprises a 25% discount on ELICOS tuition fees (minimum 20 weeks) .

For further information about Eynesbury Scholarships please visit www .eynesbury .sa .edu .au

Navitas bursaryNavitas offers financial support in the form of family bursaries . A bursary applies where two or more students from the same family study with a Navitas member institution .

The first family member can be studying with a Navitas member institution at the same time as other family members or may have previously studied with any Navitas member institution . For the purpose of this bursary, a family member is defined as a husband, wife, brother, sister, mother, father, son, daughter or stepchild .

The bursary is granted to the second and subsequent family members who study with a Navitas member institution . The bursary is equivalent to 10% of the tuition fee for one program only (ie . High School, Certificate IV, Foundation, Diploma, Bachelor degree or Master degree with a Navitas member institution) and is credited to the eligible student’s tuition fee account each semester (the amount being relevant to the number of units undertaken in that semester) . The bursary does not apply to additional units or repeat units that may also be undertaken .

Please note:1 . The Navitas bursary is not applicable to English

language programs or any component of an English language program offered by Navitas member institutions . Please contact the relevant Navitas member institution for more information .

2 . The Navitas bursary applies to students studying at ACN, CIC, Curtin Sydney, Curtin Singapore, CRIC, Eynesbury, FIC, HIBT, ICM, ICP, ICWS, La Trobe Melbourne, LIBT, Macquarie City Campus, MIBT, MIBT Indonesia, PDIC, PIBT, QIBT, SAIBT and SIBT only .

3 . A completed application must be submitted to the Navitas institution together with supporting documents, such as birth certificate, or family card . Application form can be obtained from the Navitas institution where the student has enrolled .

Navitas academic merit scholarshipsNavitas is committed to helping students achieve their career goals by offering scholarships to outstanding students .

The scholarship applies to 50% of the tuition fee for a Navitas Diploma^ program at a Navitas college or one academic semester of undergraduate studies at ACN, Curtin Sydney, Curtin Singapore or Macquarie City Campus .

To be considered for the Navitas academic merit scholarship, students must:

1 . Have achieved a minimum average of 70% in their high school final year grades . Students who have completed further studies, must have achieved a minimum average of 70% in the last 12 months of their most recent studies to be eligible . Non-academic subjects including physical education, religion and languages are not included in the assessment; and

2 . Have achieved a minimum English language proficiency of IELTS 5 .5 or equivalent; and

3 . Have a Letter of Offer from a Navitas college or Navitas operated university campus (must hold an UNCONDITIONAL OFFER by the application deadline); and

4 . Be a new applicant (i .e . students who are currently studying with a Navitas member institution are not eligible) .

Please note: 1 . 2 x 50% scholarships are offered at all

Navitas colleges each semester .

2 . Additional factors such as educational disadvantage, membership of a specific equity group and/or significantly adverse personal circumstances may be taken into account where the committee must differentiate between equally qualified applicants .

3 . Students who are eligible to apply for a Navitas academic merit scholarship will be sent the scholarship application form with their Letter of Offer .

^ Diploma program may also be known or registered as Diploma Stage 2, 1st Year Degree Programme or University Transfer Program Stage 2 by some Navitas member institutions .

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Accommodation and students under 18

Eynesbury homestay Homestay accommodation provides students with the opportunity to live with an Australian family . Students living in this environment are introduced to Australian culture and have the best opportunity of being able to develop their language skills by using English on a regular basis in everyday situations .

All Eynesbury approved homestay hosts have met selected criteria and they come from a diverse range of cultures, backgrounds and family structures . Most homestay families are located within 30 minutes by public transport from Eynesbury and the city . Our homestay hosts offer either full board or part board . Full board includes all meals except lunch on weekdays . Lunches for weekdays can be negotiated with the homestay host for a minimal cost . Part board students are responsible for their own meals .

Living in a homestay family when you first arrive in Adelaide is a great way to familiarise yourself with your surroundings in a supported environment .

Facilities

• A bedroom furnished with a bed, wardrobe and a desk and chair .

• Shared bathroom and laundry facilities

• Negotiated use of kitchen facilities

• Internet and phone usage are available at a negotiated cost with the homestay host

• Support and care while studying and living in a new environment

• Airport reception on arrival

Eynesbury recognises the importance of a safe and comfortable

living environment for international students in a new city .

We offer a range of accommodation options for students . Our

Accommodation Coordinators can assist in arranging suitable

accommodation for students in Adelaide .

Student residenceStudent residences provide facilities in an environment that is attractive and conducive to study . It is also where students can meet socially and enrich their experience of academic life while in Australia . Student residences usually offer single room accommodation and are only available for students over 18 years of age and not in Year 10 or 11 . Students can request a residence which provides meals or a residence where they are responsible for their own meals .

Facilities

• Private fully furnished bedroom

• Lounge and recreational facilities

• Shared bathroom

• Kitchen and laundry facilities

• Internet is available at an extra cost

Student apartmentsThere are many student apartments located in the Adelaide city centre . These apartments are rented only to students and are normally fully furnished . Students have the option of single, twin or double accommodation .

Private rental accommodationPrivate rental accommodation, usually for 6 – 12 months can be organised after you arrive in Adelaide . Information about rental properties is available from the Accommodation Office but staff are unable to inspect properties or offer legal advice .

Other accommodation optionsStudents may want to find their own share accommodation, private rental accommodation, motel/hotel accommodation or backpacker accommodation prior to arrival . Most motels, hotels and backpacker accommodation will require a deposit or full payment to secure a room and credit card details are normally requested by the provider . The Accommodation Office can provide information about these options but it cannot make the arrangements for you .

Airport receptionOn arrival students will be greeted and receive airport pickup where Eynesbury has organised homestay or student residence accommodation arrangements .

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CostsType of accommodation

Type of board

Fees 2010/2011 Description

Homestay Full board From $220/week All meals except lunch on school daysPart board From $135 No meals provided

Student Residence (15 – 20 minutes public transport ride from the city)

Full board From $235/weeks All mealsPart board From $125/week No meals provided

Student Residence (walking distance to school)

Part board From $195/week No meals provided

Additional costsAccommodation placement fee (where Eynesbury places students in homestay or student residences)

$295

Guardianship Fee (under 18 years old) $220

Please note: All prices are quoted in AU$, and are subject to change . Please check website for current prices .

Students under 18 years of age and/or studying in Year 11Students under the age of 18 are required by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship to have appropriate accommodation, support and welfare arrangements in place .

All Under 18 students who have nominated Eynesbury to be their legal guardian and a CAAW is issued, are required to live with an Eynesbury approved homestay host on full board until they turn 18 years of age . Students are also required to pay a Guardianship fee of $A220 .00 . All students enrolled in Year 11 must also live in homestay accommodation regardless of age .

Students must obtain written approval from the Accommodation Coordinator before changing approved arrangements . If students do not maintain adequate accommodation and welfare arrangements during their stay in Australia their student visa may be cancelled .

All Under 18 International students are required to attend regular appointments with the Accommodation Co-ordinators . These appointments are compulsory and provide students with the opportunity to discuss any issues, concerns or positive things which are happening in their homestay or in their academic and social life . Where necessary, the Accommodation Co-ordinators will refer students for additional assistance from academic staff, student counselor or other services .

Further informationFor further information, please contact the Eynesbury Accommodation Office by telephoning +61 8 8216 9141 or emailing amason@eynesbury .sa .edu .au

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Helping students achieve their goals

“Before coming to Adelaide, I was a bit worried about starting a new life away from home, because I did not have any relatives or friends here. However, after the first few days going to Eynesbury, I was already relaxed, because of the people I met.

As the other students in the Foundation Studies Program were also from overseas, we could help each other and support each other.

The teachers were also very helpful. They not only helped us with schoolwork, but also in blending into the local lifestyle.”

Tsui Ka Ya, Gary (Hong Kong)Foundation Studies Program 2007, Flinders University, Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics 2008

“I don’t think I could find any better place to study than EIBT. It is affordable, fun and easy to meet people. The Diploma of Business has been absolutely fantastic. Everything is so connected in terms of university study and EIBT study.

The staff and students were from many different countries, and we got along really well. EIBT has been very supportive. If I had any troubles or questions the kind lecturers, the lovely administration staff and the supportive Director were waiting to help.

The academic environment is fantastic. Due to the small size of the lectures, students get a chance to talk and share ideas. Everybody in the class is free to ask questions and point out their ideas.”

Wang, Shi Heng, Tiffany (China)EIBT 2007Flinders University, Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) 2008

“Studying in Eynesbury was one of the best opportunities that I was given.

The teachers were wonderful, they showed me the way to work in a new environment and how to work with responsibility. They always helped me with warmness and whole-heartedness.

The time I had in Eynesbury was enjoyable and so much fun. If there is something I can say about Eynesbury College, I will say that Eynesbury is one of the best pathways to achieve success!“

Nguyen, Quang Huy (Vietnam)Year 12 2007University of South Australia, Bachelor of Pharmacy 2008

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“I Love Eynesbury!

Eynesbury is the best English school that I have ever attended. It has a good environment for studying English. There are many great teachers and also many students from different nationalities so my English improved a lot.

I had a great time and it was a truly unforgettable experience. I have no regrets studying at Eynesbury.”

“To sum it up, the quality of the teaching I received at Eynesbury was excellent. Lessons were, more often than not fun and interesting. Best of all, learning was made easy due to the diligence and patience of the teachers in ensuring the students fully understood the lessons at hand.

Eynesbury showed me the `real world’ and eased me into the expectations of tertiary education whilst supporting me all the way. I believe Eynesbury has given me the confidence to face the world and prepared me for future ventures into academia.

I will continue enjoying the company of Australian people for many years to come. I plan very much to work here and see more of this amazing country.

I absolutely love it here.”

Seviella Susilo (Indonesia)ELICOS 2007International College of Hotel Management 2008

Norman Goh – Norman (Malaysia) Foundation Studies Program 2008The University of Adelaide, Bachelor of Chemical Engineering 2008

“Eynesbury Senior College has provided me with a basic knowledge in order to boost my understanding in university. Moreover, it has enabled me to get into the course that I wanted to.

Thanks to teaching and staff members for being humble and kind to us. My chemistry teacher and the Counsellor have been very supportive for me and hope every student gets the chance to experience the same.

From my personal experience, Adelaide is a great city to study. For instance, cheap, less crowded, easy to travel, friendly people and lots of fun. Besides that, an amazing factor about Australia is its multiculturalism. It has really helped me to understand and appreciate other cultures besides, Hinduism, my religion.

Finally, my experience in Eynesbury College has been a blast. I Hope every student has the same!”

Seema Rataringa (Kenya)Foundation Studies Program 2007Univeristy of South Australia, Bachelor of Pharmacy 2008

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How to applyHow can I apply?Complete the Application for Admission form provided at the back of this brochure . You may submit the form to Eynesbury directly at the address below or through an education representative in your home country . For a list of authorised Eynesbury representatives refer to www .eynesbury .sa .edu .au

Address for Applications

Eynesbury The Admissions Manager 16–20 Coglin St Adelaide SA 5000 Australia Telephone: +61 8 8216 9129/8216 9000 Facsimile: +61 8 8216 9090 Email: admissions@eynesbury .sa .edu .au Web: www .eynesbury .sa .edu .au

How do I accept an offer?If your application is successful, you will be sent a Letter of Offer explaining the program you have been offered, the fees payable and the program commencement date .

To accept your offer you must:

• Make payment to Eynesbury in Australian dollars in the form of an international bank draft drawn on a bank in Australia, or by telegraphic transfer to: Westpac Banking Corporation, 109 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000 Australia BSB: 036000 Account: 774027 SWIFT Code: WPACAU2S

• Send the signed acceptance form to Eynesbury at admissions@eynesbury .sa .edu .au

How to apply for a visa?If you are intending to study in Australia you must obtain a Student Visa from an Australian Diplomatic Mission in your home country before embarking for Australia .

The main requirements for visa application are:

• A Letter of Offer from Eynesbury .

• An electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCOE) form from Eynesbury after the respective fees and charges have been paid .

• A medical check-up as required by regulation .

• Proof of financial support as required by regulation .

Please Note: Students from some countries may be required to undergo pre-visa assessment . Please consult your nearest Australian Embassy/High Commission to enquire if your country is in this category . DO NOT make any payments until your pre-visa assessment has been approved .

Course packagingYour student visa will be issued for the duration of your studies as stated in the eCOE form that you receive from Eynesbury . If you plan to continue your studies at the University of Adelaide, Flinders University or the University of South Australia, you may package your Eynesbury and university courses together (with the exception of a few courses) . You will receive eCOE forms for your studies at both Eynesbury and the university .

Conditions of enrolmentEducational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd, the registered provider (Provider Code 00561M)

operates as Eynesbury, incorporating Eynesbury College, Eynesbury College Academy of English

and Eynesbury Institute of Business and Technology .

Fees1 . Provision has been made to safeguard

payments made in advance by students as follows:

(a) all tuition fees paid before the program commences will be deposited into a bank account (the Account) held by Eynesbury for the purpose of holding student fees in advance .

(b) for international students, the Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) fee will be withdrawn from the Account and paid to the Health Insurance Fund before the student arrives;

(c) when the student arrives Eynesbury will withdraw funds from the Account progressively throughout the semester .

2 . All fees, charges and accounts will be payable in advance as determined by Eynesbury from time to time . Students will not be permitted to commence or continue their program at the beginning of any semester until all outstanding fees, charges and accounts are paid . Unless otherwise approved in writing, the enrolment of a student whose fees remain unpaid will be cancelled 3 weeks following the due date for payment .

3 . Fees are correct at the time of printing . Eynesbury reserves the right to vary its fees at any time .

4 . Where a student studies less than or more than a full load in the current semester the student will pay the current per subject fee for each unit undertaken .

5 . Should it be necessary for the student to repeat a subject or course the full amount will be charged .

Visa Conditions1 . International students are not permitted to

undertake part-time studies unless they are already in Australia and on a spouse’s study visa or diplomatic or dependent temporary resident visa .

2 . Student visas are usually issued for the period of the program . Students wishing to extend their visa should first consult Eynesbury for assistance . Students must leave Australia or seek a new visa prior to expiration of their current visa .

3 . Eynesbury is obliged to report to the Australian Government any student who does not attend classes or who is not making

satisfactory progress in their studies . Such a student may be asked by the Australian Government to leave the country .

4 . It is a requirement that international students pay the Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) while staying in Australia . Students are required to pay for visa length cover up-front . OSHC fees are reviewed annually . As a member of OSHC 85% of the Government scheduled fees for private doctors, pathology and x-rays are paid . The OSHC does not cover any pre-existing condition (including pregnancy) prior to entry into Australia .

Other Conditions1 . A student is expected to attend all classes

and undertake all tests and examinations during a program and abide by all rules and regulations of Eynesbury that are in force at any time .

2 . The Contract between the Applicant and Eynesbury is governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Australia and the State of South Australia . The ESOS Act and regulations set out requirements with which CRICOS-registered providers comply . The ESOS (Assurance Fund Contributions) Act imposes the requirement to pay annual contributions and special levies to the Assurance Fund . The ESOS (Registration Charges) Act sets out the fees and charges to be paid by providers for registration on CRICOS . Further information is available at: www .dest .gov .au/sectors/international_education/policy_issues_reviews/key_issues/esos

3 . Eynesbury may, by written notice, vary conditions of enrolment as may be necessary to comply with any law, regulation or amendment of the Commonwealth of Australia or the State of South Australia .

4 . In the event of circumstances requiring urgent medical care and it is not possible to contact the parent/guardian Eynesbury is authorised as a matter of urgency to seek and provide appropriate medical care .

5 . International students must meet the minimum English language proficiency requirement for entry to their academic program . Alternatively students whose English language skills are insufficient will be required to include a bridging English unit in the first semester of study or enroll in an ELICOS prior to the commencement of studies at the discretion of Eynesbury .

6 . Students from non-English speaking countries are required to provide a valid IELTS or approved English result prior to commencement of studies . Alternatively, students may sit an Eynesbury placement test .

7 . Students undertaking an Academic English Course are permitted to commence studies no later than 1 week and 1 day following the commencement date of the teaching period .

8 . Personal information provided by students may be made available to Commonwealth and State agencies, the Tuition Assurance Scheme, and the ESOS Assurance Fund Managers pursuant to obligations under the ESOS Act 2000 and the National Code of Practice . This information includes personal and contact details, course enrolment details and changes, and the circumstances of any suspected breach by the student of a student visa condition .

9 . Students with an academic or non-academic grievance concerning Eynesbury may appeal in accordance with the Eynesbury Academic and non-Academic Grievance Policies . If a student remains dissatisfied, the policies include an independent academic or non-academic grievance handling/dispute resolution process . This does not circumscribe the student’s right to pursue other legal remedies or take further action under Australia’s consumer protection laws .

10 . Students are obliged to notify Eynesbury in writing of any change of residential address within seven (7) days of the change .

DeferralIf a student wishes to defer their admission until a later semester Eynesbury Admissions will hold the fees paid until commencement without a penalty . If the student subsequently withdraws, the Refund Policy will apply as at the date Eynesbury was formally advised of the withdrawal .

Leave of AbsenceIf a student wishes to take a leave of absence from their program after enrolment and within the first four (4) weeks of program commencement, Eynesbury will transfer any fees paid to the next semester . If the student subsequently withdraws, the Refund Policy applies from the date Eynesbury received advice regarding the leave of absence . If the student applies for a leave of absence from the fifth week of the semester, their place will be held but all tuition fees applicable to that semester will be forfeited by the student .

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Refund policy1 . Refunds due to provider default and visa

refusal are determined in accordance with Government legislation .

2 . All other refunds are offered solely at the discretion of Educational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd (EEA) trading as Eynesbury College, Eynesbury Institute of Business and Technology (EIBT) and Eynesbury College Academy of English (ECAE) and

will be calculated in accordance with the Refund Policy and Procedure in use at the time of the application for refund . The current refund Policy and Procedure documents are available in the Policy Library on the Eynesbury website at www .eynesburyinternational .sa .edu .au/index .php/policy-library .

3 . The current Eynesbury Refund Schedule is reproduced below .

Notification Period of full withdrawal – Eynesbury College and EIBT

Notification Period RefundWithdrawal from program International StudentsMore than 10 weeks prior to commencement of program

100% less A$500 administration fee

More than 4 weeks and up to 10 weeks prior to commencement of program

70% of semester fees

4 weeks or less prior to commencement of program

40% of semester fees

Weeks 1 – 4 30% of semester fees less A$500 administration fee

After Week 4 No refund and liability for any outstanding tuition fees

Visa Refused or CancelledVisa Refused (Proof of refusal necessary)

100% less A$200 administration fee

Visa Cancelled For any reason

No refund and liability for any outstanding tuition fees

Non-ArrivalRefund requested within 12 months of expected commencement date

30% of semester fees less A$500 administration fee

Refund requested more than 12 months after expected commencement date

No refund

Late arrival No refund for missed classes

Other Reasons All StudentsDeferral (prior to commencement) or Leave of Absence (prior to Week 4)

Fees can be transferred to a later start date within 12 months .

Transfer to University other than Uni of Adelaide, Flinders or UniSA (Proof of meeting entry requirements must be provided)

70% of balance of tuition fees paid for future courses

Student expelled No refund

Program cancelled 100%

Notification of withdrawal from a single subject offered by EIBT

Notification Period RefundWithdrawal from single course(s) Domestic/

International StudentsPrior to Week 4 100% of course

fee credited to following semester . No FEE-HELP liability .

After Week 4 No refund and liability for any outstanding tuition fees

Notification of full withdrawal – ECAE

Notification Period RefundWithdrawal before start of programMore than 28 days before start date

90% of tuition fees

28 days or less before start date 80% of tuition fees

Withdrawal after start of program

Any time after the start date

No refund of tuition fees paid for remainder of current program or next 10 weeks . 70% of remaining tuition fees refunded

Visa cancelled or renewal rejectedVisa Refused (Proof of refusal necessary)

100% of tuition fees

Visa Cancelled For any reason

No refund and liability for any outstanding tuition fees

Non-ArrivalRefund requested within 12 months of expected commencement date

30% of tuition fees

Refund requested more than 12 months after expected commencement date

No refund

Late arrival No refund for missed classes

Other ReasonsDeferral (prior to commencement)

Tuition fees can be transferred to a later start date within 12 months

Leave of Absence (after commencement)

Tuition fees can be transferred to a later start date within 12 months

Transfer to Eynesbury College, EIBT or Packaged Institution

100% of balance of tuition fees paid for future courses can be transferred to Eynesbury College, EIBT or packaged institution (Uni of Adelaide, Flinders, UniSA or ICHM) .

Transfer to institution other than Uni of Adelaide, Flinders, UniSA or ICHM (Proof of meeting English language prerequisites must be provided)

70% of balance of tuition fees paid for future courses

Transfer to another ECAE program

100% refund of any difference in tuition fees for future courses

Non-use of accommodation service or guardianship fee 100%

Student expelled No refund

Program cancelled 100%

Applications for refunds should be made on the Request for refund form available from the Student Services Centre and Eynesbury website . The completed form should be handed to the Student Services Centre as soon as possible after the reason for a refund arises . Refunds will be paid within 4 weeks in the case of student default, and 2 weeks in the case of Eynesbury default .

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ELICOS • Senior High School Yrs 10, 11, 12 • South Australian Universities’ Foundation Studies Program • Degree Transfer • Certificate IV/Diploma

Student details

Title: Mr Ms Other

Family name:

Given names:

Date of birth: / / (day/month/year)

Gender: Male Female

Address:

City:

Country: Postcode:

Telephone:

Mobile:

Email:

Country of Birth:

Country of Citizenship:

If you are an international student, please nominate the Australian Embassy or High Commission at which your visa application will be processed:

Agent contact details

Name:

Address:

City:

Country: Postcode:

Telephone:

Facsimile:

Mobile:

Email:

Parent/Guardian contact detailsPermanent Address in Home CountryNote: Your application may be delayed if this information is not supplied as it is required by the Australian Government .

Family name:

Given names:

Relationship:

Address:

City:

Country: Postcode:

Telephone:

Facsimile:

Mobile:

Email:

Program selectionPlease indicate ( ) which program(s) you are applying for and write in the

program dates .

ELICOS

Start date End Date No . weeks

/ / / /

Senior High School 10 11 12

Start date End Date

/ / / /

South Australian Universities’ Foundation Studies

Start date End Date

/ / / /

Degree Transfer (DTP) with Flinders University

Start date End Date

/ / / /

Certificate IV/Diploma

Certificate IV Mixed Program

Diploma of Business Mixed Program

Diploma of Computing & IT

Start date End Date

/ / / /

Please indicate your university preference

1 . Undergraduate Program:

University:

2 . Undergraduate Program:

University:

Students applying to study in the Degree Transfer Program can only select

an Undergraduate Program from Flinders University (refer to page 19) .

Please print clearly in English . Tick all boxes where appropriate .

Application form

University of South Australia – CRICOS Provider code 00121B

Flinders University – CRICOS Provider code 00114A

University of Adelaide – CRICOS Provider code 00123M

Educational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd CRICOS Provider code 00561M

School record

School attended:

City/Town:

Province/State:

Country:

Highest level completed:

Language of instruction:

Are certified copies of your academic records attached?(translated to English if necessary) Yes No

Have you studied in Australia?

If Yes, Name of Institution:

When:

English proficiency

Please provide details of your English language qualifications:

IELTS Test No .:

IELTS Score:

TOEFL Score:

Navitas English Test Score:

Other English Test Score:

Date obtained: / / (day/month/year) Eynesbury accommodation

Do you want accommodation arranged for you?

Yes No

If yes, what type of accommodation?

Homestay International Student Residence

Airport reception servicePlease supply the following details:

Do you require Airport reception?

Yes No

This is a free service for students who arrange their accommodation through Eynesbury .

Passport & Visa

Please supply the following details:

Passport number:

Passport expiry date:

What visa will you apply for?

Student Working Holiday Visitor

Students on a Visitor visa or Working Holiday visa should take out appropriate health insurance themselves .

Scholarhips

I wish to apply for an Eynesbury scholarship .

EMS EES

Please refer to page 31 for more information .

Medical conditions

Do you have any medical conditions that the school should be

aware of? Yes No

If yes, please explain:

(Further information may be requested)

DeclarationThe information supplied on this application form will be used by Eynesbury in the enrolment process . I declare the information I have supplied on this form is, to the best of my understanding and belief, complete and correct .

I understand the giving of false or incomplete information may lead to the refusal of my application or cancellation of enrolment . I understand that should we accept any offer of admission there may be field trips and excursions and I hereby grant permission for my daughter/son to attend . I give permission for Eynesbury to obtain official records from any educational institution attended by me . I also authorise Eynesbury to supply any relevant official records to educational institutions to which I am seeking admission and to government bodies . If I have used an Agent to assist me with the completion of this application form, then I accept that this Agent is acting on my behalf and therefore authorise Eynesbury to transmit any information in respect of my application for study and any subsequent study details, including results and attendance, to this Agent . I understand that I have the right to request Eynesbury (in writing) to cease supplying any information about myself to this Agent and that I can contact Eynesbury to request a copy of Eynesbury’s Privacy Policy . I also understand that my fees may increase .

I have also read the section in the Eynesbury brochure relating to the cost of living and I understand that living expenses in Australia may be higher than in my own country and I confirm that I am able to meet these costs . I give my consent (unless otherwise expressed in writing by myself) that my image may be used in Eynesbury and/or Navitas promotional materials .

I understand that any conditions concerning an offer of admission will be contained in the Eynesbury Offer which I will be required to read and sign .

Applicant’s Name:

_____________________________________________________

Applicant’s Signature: _____________________________________________________

Date: / / (day/month/year)

Parent’s signature: _____________________________________________________

Date: / / (day/month/year)

(if applicant is under 18 years of age)

Personal informationThe personal information provided by students may be made available to Commonwealth and State agencies and the Fund Manager of the ESOS Assurance Fund pursuant to obligations under the ESOS Act 2000 and the national code .

Educational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd Provider Code 00561M

Agent or representative’s stamp Address for applicationsEynesbury, The Admissions Manager, 16-20 Coglin St, Adelaide SA 5000 Australia

Telephone +61 8 8216 9129/8216 9000 Facsimile +61 8 8216 9099

Email admissions@eynesbury .sa .edu .au Web www.eynesbury.sa.edu.au

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But we give our students much more than education. Your experience with Navitas includes personalised support and the chance to study with people from a mix of nationalities in a safe community. It will change your perspective of the world forever.

AUSTRALIA

• ACN (Australian Campus Network)• ACAP (Australian College of Applied Psychology)• ATTC (Australian TESOL Training Centre)• CELUSA (Centre for English Language in the University of South Australia)• Curtin College• Curtin Sydney (The Sydney Campus of Curtin University)• Cytech Intersearch• Eynesbury• Hawthorn-Melbourne• HSA (Health Skills Australia)• La Trobe Melbourne• MQC (Macquarie City Campus)• MIBT (Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology)• Navitas English (formerly ACE/ACL/LM Training Specialists)• NCPS (Navitas College of Public Safety)• PIBT (Perth Institute of Business and Technology)• QIBT (Queensland Institute of Business and Technology)• SAIBT (South Australia Institute of Business and Technology)• SIBT (Sydney Institute of Business and Technology)

CANADA

• FIC (Fraser International College)• ICM (International College of Manitoba)

UNITED KINGDOM

• CRIC (Cambridge Ruskin International College)• EIC (Edinburgh International College)• HIBT• ICP (International College Portsmouth)• ICWS (International College Wales Swansea)• ICRGU (International College of Robert Gordon University)• LIBT (London International College of Business and Technology)• PDIC (Plymouth Devon International College)

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

• Navitas at UMass Boston—University of Massachusetts Boston• Navitas at UMass Dartmouth—University of Massachusetts Dartmouth• Navitas at UMass Lowell—University of Massachusetts Lowell• Navitas at WKU—Western Kentucky University (WKU)

INDONESIA

• MIBT Indonesia (Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology Indonesia)

KENYA

• AUSI (Australian Studies Institute)

SINGAPORE

• Curtin Singapore (The Singapore Campus of Curtin University)

SRI LANKA

• ACBT (Australian College of Business and Technology)

Australian College of Business and Technology (ACBT) and Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology Indonesia (MIBT-I) are affiliated organisations and are not owned by Navitas Limited.NAVITAS USA: These schools are authorized under federal law to enroll non-immigrant alien students. UPP I or UPP II are not available to students from the People’s Republic of China, for any campus of University of Massachusetts.CRICOS Provider Codes: La Trobe University 00115M (VIC), 02218K (NSW); Curtin College 02042G; Curtin University 00301J (WA), 02637B (NSW); Educational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd 00561M; Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology 01590J; Deakin University 00113B; Perth Institute of Business and Technology 01312J; Edith Cowan University 00279B; Queensland Institute of Business and Technology 01737F; Griffith University 00233E; South Australian Institute of Business and Technology 02193C; University of South Australia 00121B; Sydney Institute of Business and Technology 01576G; Macquarie University 00002J; Navitas English: Courses in NT will be delivered by Navitas English (ACL Pty Ltd ACN 003 916 701*) CRICOS Provider 02783C (NT). Courses in NSW, Qld and WA will be delivered by Navitas English (Australian College of English Pty Ltd ACN 002 069 730**) CRICOS Provider 00289M (NSW), 00711B (Qld), 02252G (WA), with the exception of the Certificate IV in TESOL course which will be delivered by Navitas English (Navitas English Pty Ltd ACN 003 916 701) CRICOS Provider 00031D (NSW) and 03106K (Qld). Correct as at the date of preparation of this document. *ACL Pty Ltd intends to change its name to Navitas English Pty Ltd. After that change references in this document to ACL Pty Ltd will be to the new company name **Australian College of English Pty Ltd intends to change its name to Navitas English Services Pty Ltd. After that change references in this document to Australian College of English Pty Ltd will be to the new company name. Centre for English Language in the University of South Australia 02193C; Hawthorn-Melbourne 02931G; Australian College of Applied Psychology 01328A (NSW), 02565B (QLD), 02829E (VIC); Navitas College of Public Safety 01945J. ICM CCRA BN: 81210 5146; FIC CCRA BN: 81210 5146; CRIC CN: 06407773; EIC CN: 06822392; ICP CN: 06770123; ICWS CN: 6412162; HIBT CN: 5163612; LIBT CN: 5171106; PDIC CN: 06822402.Navitas Limited ABN 69 109 613 309

Eynesbury

16–20 Coglin Street Adelaide SA 5000 Australia

Telephone 1800 998 036 (within Australia) +61 8 8302 2031 (outside Australia) Fax +61 8 8216 9099 Email eynesbury@navitas .com

Educational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd Provider Code 00561M trading as Eynesbury Eynesbury includes all programs delivered by:Eynesbury CollegeEynesbury College Academy of EnglishEynesbury Institute of Business and Technology

The information contained in this brochure is correct at the time of publication, however, the University of Adelaide, Flinders University, the University of South Australia and Eynesbury reserves the right to alter, amend or delete details at any time without notice . Version four, printed October 2010 .

Selected photographs in this publication are Copyright © Paul Foley/Lightmoods 2008, Meg Hansen 2009 .

This brochure is provided free of charge .

www.eynesbury.sa.edu.au

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