Australian Education System
The backbone of the Australian Education System is its robust regulatory structure and transparent accountability mechanisms, with the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) playing an eminent role.
The AQF integrates 10 levels and forms a link between school, vocational and university education qualifications into a single national system, allowing fluid movement between levels, courses as well as institutions.
As long they satisfy the requirements, International students have the option to receive education from Australia across all levels of education such as;
Primary and Secondary School
Education in Australia is compulsory between the age of 6-16 years, which can be received through
- Government-funded schools
- Private schools, depending on the preference of the parents.
Vocational Education and Training (VET)
The premise of VET is to equip students with practical skills and knowledge to carry out tasks in an efficient manner
- training them for working in their choice of industry
Offered courses often function as a gateway
- to further higher education or
- enter industry related work, as students can choose to skip university and apply for jobs directly.
Various government as well as private institutions provide VET and TAFE (Technical and Further Education) to students and depending on the course upon successful completion award students with
- Certifications
- Diploma
- Advanced diploma
Higher education
Provided at the College/University level. The skills and knowledge bestowed at these levels
- Allow for the abilities of the students to be harnessed to their potential
- Preparing them to excel in their choice of industry in due course.
Based on their future aspirations’ students can enroll for
- Bachelors’ degrees
- Masters’ degrees and diplomas
- Doctoral degrees
With an exceptional framework of national quality assurance system, the government diligently pursues to strengthen the processes in its education and training.
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