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Open days at Universities 2011

School leavers or those who will graduate soon will find it well worth their time to attend some university open days, to explore their options for tertiary education. Dates vary between the major universities and the states, but the major universities and their open day dates are listed below, according to state. Read more

Government Funded Courses

Domestic students attending Australian universities are in most cases eligible for Commonwealth funding to partially pay for the cost of their degree. Most students are also offered loansor Centrelink payments to provide an income during full-time study. In addition, the Federal Government offers a number of scholarships and grants to higher education students, particularly in the area of healthcare. Read more

Non-University Institutions

Accredited non-university institutions can award Diplomas and Degrees in Australia, alongside the more traditional universities. Management and Business schools offering MBAs and other qualifications are a thriving example of this sector. Unlike universities, these institutes are not self-accrediting and must be approved in the state or territory in which they operate. Read more

Government Funded Courses

Government funding is available for some students on a vocational course from a Registered Training Organisation. VET FEE-HELP is a grant offered by state governments to students studying for a Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma. Read more

Funding Options

Funding is available for students on a vocational course from a Registered Training Organisation. VET FEE-HELP is a grant offered by state governments to students studying for a Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma. Read more

Non-TAFE Providers

TAFE institutions are not the only places where students can study for nationally recognised vocational qualifications in Australia. Private and community based schools offer an alternative for students looking for the right course to serve their needs. Read more

Certificate III Courses

A Certificate III is a nationally-recognised qualification and gives students more in-depth theoretical knowledge and the practical skills to move forward in their career. Students often study for a Certificate III qualification as part of a training scheme or Apprenticeship. Read more

Online Courses (Short Courses)

Studying online gives you the flexibility to fit a short course into a busy life. Whether you are looking to advance your career, learn some new skills or start a hobby, an online short course can take some of the stress out of studying. Read more

Finance Training Courses

You may have just completed a degree in finance, or you’ve got some work experience in the industry. If you’re looking to build on your skills to be considered for more senior roles, or if you want to take a slightly different direction in the finance sector, there are courses available to develop your career in finance. Read more

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Accountant Training Courses

As an accountant it’s vital to keep up to date with the latest skills and knowledge related to the business and finance industries to provide a valuable service to your clients and employers. Read more

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Higher Education News and Information

Keep up to date with the latest higher education news, university open days and latest offerings. Browse our handy guides to studying and student life. Read more

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Repaying your student loan

A student loan, or higher education loan, helps students spread the cost of education. But before taking one out, it is important to understand how you will be paying it back. Read more

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How do I get a scholarship?

Some scholarships cover the cost of your fees, some provide assistance with accommodation and others are available if you are already studying at the institution and want to undertake a special project or exchange. Companies sponsoring awards may also offer the recipient valuable work experience. Read more

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Ten free activities in Australia

As a student on a tight budget in Australia, there are plenty of free activities available. Make the most of your student discounts, save money and explore Australia. Read more

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Ten tips to save money

The cost of living in Australia can be expensive. Check our budgeting tips for students on a shoestring – save money while still enjoying your course and university life. Read more

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Australia 'faces talent shortage'

Australian employers are facing a talent shortage with 45% of managers claiming difficulty finding the right person for key roles. In a 2010 Manpower survey studying the shortages in talent pools internationally, 31% of employers worldwide said they are having trouble filling critical positions within their organisations. Read more

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