Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some answers to questions we are most frequently asked. If you don’t see your question, please ask here.
FAQ | Off-shore Enquiries
Yes, there is an age restriction. Applicants need to be between the ages of 6 and 50 to qualify for a Student Visa. However people over the age of 35 may need stronger evidence to show they will be a Genuine Temporary Entrant
Let’s find our together if you can qualify! Message us at @reachaustraliaeducation or send us an email here.
Yes. Usually you’ll need to be a K12 grad, or have completed 1 – 2 years of college. A TESDA NCII can also qualify you to meet minimum educational requirements.
Let’s find our together if you can qualify! Message us at @reachaustraliaeducation or send us an email here.
We offer numerous courses at a number of colleges, in various cities & regional areas across Australia. Once we assess your work/study history (for free) we can offer the best course proposal to suit your experience and goals.
Let’s find our together if you can qualify! Message us at @reachaustraliaeducation or send us an email here.
The majority of the courses we offer require no IELTS, and no Show Money.
However, we are expecting the situation may change this year, so definitely now is the time to act.
And it should be noted that colleges that do not require IELTS will set a free English test of their own. They do need to satisfy themselves that a prospective student can speak English well enough to be able to study in an English speaking country.
It’s not possible to easily answer this accurately until we have assessed you and recommended a course to suit you, be it 1, 2, 3 or more years. The course length, along with the level of the course (VET vs University), subject matter (hairdressing vs engineering), and even just variations in price from school to school will all be factors.
Then that’s just the application/tuition question. There’s also costs of living which some people are thinking would be included in a quote – things like accommodation, transport etc. This varies around the country – city to city, city vs regional town, as well as how fancy (or not) your needs are, and if you’re willing to share, or travel further to save money.
Costs of living estimates can be found at the studyaustralia website. Personally, we find these costs to seem a bit high compared to our experience (admittedly though, we are located in Brisbane, which has a lower cost of living compared to Sydney or Melbourne.
In most cases, yes. With an Australian Student Visa you will be able to access the most generous work rights of just about any International Study destination in the world.
You are allowed to work up to 40hrs per two week period while classes are in session, with unlimited work hours allowed during scheduled breaks (semester breaks, Christmas break, etc).
Definitely legit, but you're right - you should be very cautious!
Unfortunately, it's actually within the Philippines that there are many scams aiming to part fellow Filipinos from their hard earned money. They usually tickle your ears with false rosy promises that contradict the accurate advice that an Australian-based company like ours, would give you.
FAQ | On-shore Enquiries
Yes! We are now able to offer short courses (Cert III) that can be completed in 3 months!
To learn more, please enquire here.