Hospitality & Tourism

A Certificate II is a nationally-recognised qualification and is designed to build on the basic knowledge gained from a Certificate I. Students learn the theoretical groundwork in their field and gain basic practical skills for the workplace, but in a wider range of areas compared to Certificate I. Read more

Cooking Courses

With culinary influences from all over the world and outstanding fresh produce, it's no surprise food is a strong interest to many Australians. Cooking shows regularly top the TV ratings and the country is home to several of the world's top chefs. Read more

International students: Studying hospitality and tourism in Australia

Australia received some 5.2million visitors in the year ending 2007, and this figure is set to increase year on year by 3%. With the constant demand for hospitality and tourism staff in Australia, undertaking a hospitality and tourism course in Australia allows for ample opportunities to start a career in hospitality and tourism. Read more

Where to study as an international student?

Australian educational institutions are widely recognised internationally, and have a strong reputation in Asia, the Middle East and Europe. An overseas education in Australia offers many opportunities and benefits to your personal development and growth. Read more

Getting into hospitality

Gaining recognised training in hospitality or tourism from a TAFE or private college provides people not only with certification, but a ticket to work almost anywhere worldwide. A fast-paced and dynamic industry, there are tourism hubs around the world populated companies – many with bases in numerous countries allowing further travel options – that are looking for trained, skilled and professionally presented employees. Read more

Hospitality food safety

Hospitality and tourism is one of Australia’s largest economic stimulants. Australia also boosts a vibrant dining scene with its renowned chefs, fresh produce and new world wines production. Read more

International student statistics

The consistent quality of educational facilities in Australia, and their reputation not only in Australia, but world-wide, has meant that in recent years there has been a steady increase of international students who choose to study in Australia. Read more

What course can help me get a part time job?

When you’re looking for a part time job, it’s not unusual to find that many employers prefer or require their staff to have some sort of training or qualification. Read more

Ten ways to make the most of your time in Australia

Studying in Australia can give you more than just a certificate. Australia also offers many valuable opportunities to expand your horizons, impress future employers and simply have fun. Read more

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Living in Australia

Australia has an excellent international reputation for its quality of life and higher education institutions. International students who choose to pursue their education in Australia have many options on their preferred accommodation for the duration of their studies. Read more

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Working in Australia

Living standards in Australia are one of the highest in the world - inevitably, living costs will tend to commensurate with the quality of life. Working part-time is a great way to supplement your allowance and immerse yourself in Australian culture and society. Read more

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