TAFE in WA - FAQ

Can I start at TAFE WA by studying in an English course?

Your level of English will be assessed in any case before classes begin so that you  begin at the right level for you. There are two language centres that offer English Language Intensive courses for overseas students. You will study under the guidance of highly trained teachers, who will focus on emphasizing pronunciation, literacy and grammar. Study takes place in small classes so that you will enjoy the luxury of one on one teaching. The centers have well-equipped facilities, which include computer language laboratories and libraries.Upon the completion of your course, you will be presented with a Certificate of Completion, along with a progression report. Classes can be commenced at any time, and you can choose the appropriate course length for your needs.

Cost

International students are required to pay full tuition fees before every semester; they are not eligible for government concessions. However, TAFE WA costs are very low compared to most of the other Australian universities.

These fees do not include other expenses such as books, accommodation, meals, transport, health cover, and airfares.


Assistance and advice while studying

TAFE WA College provides international students with assistance and advice throughout their studies. This includes orientation programmes, visa and attendance requirements, accommodation, health care, ID cards and student advice and support.


Can I use my TAFE WA qualification to enter university in Australia?

Studying at TAFE WA is an excellent pathway to university for International students.

Depending on the level of your course, and the Degree you’re applying for,
TAFE WA Colleges can provide you with the right qualifications and arrangements to enter an Australian University.


Can I get recognition for the study, training and experience I’ve obtained overseas?

International students can obtain recognition of prior learning and skills if they relate to the course they are studying. This however does not reduce fees for the course, and can be more expensive due the need to take extra courses in order to maintain a full-time study load.


Finding Visa and Immigration information

The Australian Government provides this information through the Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs website.

Who to contact for further InformationTo receive free information information about studying in Australia, you can contact AA-Education per email.