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Australian Hotel College ICHM - enrol in a master of international Hotel management without a bachelor’s degree.
As the shutdown regulations are gradually eased so that many hospitality industry workers are getting back to their work. Although there is a ban on overseas travel in Australia, travel restrictions are getting removed gradually so that the restaurant, pub, hotel and tourism industries will go back into business again.        Some Australian citizens or permanent residents arriving in Australia from overseas are quarantined in a hotel for 14 days so hotel workers are still working to provide the services.  Most students who are preparing to study in Australia are interested in hospitality courses and most of them have worked before in the hospitality field. Unfortunately, there was a change in Australian immigration regulation a few years ago and it became very hard to get a PR visa through studying hospitality courses. However, the Australian governments are investing heavily in the tourism industry and its education. Moreover, applying for jobs in the hotel and tourism service industries, the qualifications and experience from overseas are highly regarded. Thus, many graduates from Australian hotel colleges are working in hospitality fields around the world after completing hospitality courses in Australia.    Why we recommend the bachelor’s and master’s courses in Hospitality Management.     Many...
2020.06.27 ㆍ Votes 0 ㆍ Views 130
WSU(Western Sydney University) : Social Work degrees, Scholarships, Australian PR and Career outcomes
How many Australian universities do you know? Students know well-known universities like those of the G8 or a few universities with, especially popular courses.  Today, iWORLD is going to introduce WSU(Western Sydney University) that has many advantages but is not yet widely known to international students. Its undergraduate and master’s courses in Social Work can be used to apply for the Australian PR visa.  | Why WSU? (Western Sydney University) One of the most rapidly growing universities which are ranked the top 2% of universities worldwide.  WSU is a fast-growing university that has a short history of fewer than 30 years.  It ranked 86th among universities under 50 years old worldwide and ranked in the top two percent of universities worldwide by the Times. Also, it has received five stars in the QS university evaluation in the Teaching and innovation categories.  It is one of the Australian national universities that have many foreign students.   In WSU there are more than 40,000 students from 160 countries. About 15% are international students. It is a university with a high percentage of domestic students.  Operates with its unique array of courses within 10 campuses  As you can see from the video, WSU runs...
2020.06.25 ㆍ Votes 0 ㆍ Views 136
Student Testimonial - Macquarie University : Master of translation and interpreting studies
What comes to mind when you think of translation and interpreting? Perhaps the first thing that popped up in your head was the NAATI license because of additional 5 bonus points for skilled independent visa. Not only NAATI but also the CCL (Credentialed Community Language) test give extra 5 points for Australian skilled independent visa. Therefore, there are many international students interested in the Translation and Interpretation license and courses for migration purposes. iWORLD is going to introduce a student who is studying a master of translation and interpreting studies at Macquarie University in Australia. She has chosen this course to be a translator/interpreter as her future career (KOR <-> ENG both direction), not to get an Australian PR visa.   Translator: a person who translates from one language into another, especially as a profession. Interpreter: a person who translates speech orally or in sign language               Callia is currently studying a master of translation and interpreting studies at Macquarie University. She has started her study at an bit older age to achieve her dream which is to be a translator/interpreter.   It was a good time to listen to her about what kinds of subjects are taught in this course and...
2020.06.18 ㆍ Votes 0 ㆍ Views 188
Social Work Degree | Affordable Courses in Australia
Social Worker in Australia Social Work plays a vital role in enhancing human right, social functioning and wellness. Careers in Social Work is a large occupation and has grown to a considerable extent in the last 5 years. Based on the data provided in the Occupation Ceiling, Social Workers were allocated 2128 places and only 85 places have been occupied, and the average weekly earns of full-time Social workers were $1,249. How To Become a Social Worker in Australia? Complete a Bachelor or Masters in Social Work (AASW Accredited Qualification) → [Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485) / Work Experience] → AASW Skills Assessment for migration purpose → SkillSelect / EOI Submission → Invitation → Visa Approval Australian Catholic University Australian Catholic University is a public university that was established on the 1st of January in 1991. Situated in Brisbane, Queensland, Australian Catholic University has a total of 7 campuses. They have campuses in diverse location; Adelaide, Australia, Brisbane, Melbourne, Ballarat, Canberra, and Sydney (Strathfield and North Sydney). Bachelor of Social Work Location : Brisbane, Canberra, Strathfield Duration : 4 Years Intake : February Fees : AUD $24,336 / 1 Year English Requirement : IELTS 7.0 (each 7.0) / PTE 68...
2020.06.17 ㆍ Votes 0 ㆍ Views 90
Queensland Is Looking For International Postgraduates For Skilled Migration
BSMQ SKILLED PROGRAM The Queensland State Nomination Skilled Program 190 and 491 visa invitation statistics (source: Department of Home Affairs Skill select) from 1 July 2019 to the end of March 2020 is shown in the following table: Skilled Nominated Visa (subclass 190) 1,000 Skilled Regional (Provisional) Visa (subclass 491)    114 Total 1,114 Queensland state government sponsorship has three separate pathways depending on visa applicants: (Source: Business & Skilled Migration Queensland) 1) Working in Australia or in Queensland 2) Outside of Australia 3) Visa applicants that hold a Queensland Postgraduate qualification (Master or PhD) BSMQ criteria requires you to satisfy specialisation or other requirements for certain occupations. Especially, Computer and Information Technology (IT) related occupations are required minimum post-qualification work experience of 3 years (including 6 months in Queensland). However, Certain exemptions to this requirement may apply to Queensland Postgraduates (Alumni). A Master degree student or PhD Alumni at a University in Queensland Queensland is seeking to attract highly skilled and employable international postgraduate alumni, in target occupations which are difficult to fill from the local labour market. Queensland makes nominations for eligible Master’s and PhD graduates under the Skilled Nomination (Permanent) visa (subclass 190), which allows you to live and work in Queensland permanently. (*To be eligible for Queensland nomination,...
2020.06.17 ㆍ Votes 0 ㆍ Views 92
The Fastest Way to Become A Nurse in Australia
Bachelor of Nursing (Graduate Entry) Why choose this course? The Bachelor of Nursing (Graduate Entry) provides a pathway of applicants with a bachelor degree in any areas other than nursing. This program allows students to fast-track a career in nursing with this accelerated graduate entry. You can complete this course in 2 years instead of 3 years. Recognition This course has professional accreditation from the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council. Graduates are eligible to apply for registered nurse status with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia. 1. University of the Sunshine Coast (Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay, Caboolture, Australia) USC ranked third of 41 institutions for ‘overall satisfaction’, which measures the likelihood of employers considering hiring another graduate from the same course and institution. This means USC graduates are highly sought after and valued by employers. 2. Flinders University (Adelaide, South Australia) Flinders University was ranked in the top 2% of universities in the world, it is number one in South Australia for teaching quality, student support, student/teacher ratio and undergraduate starting salary. 3. Queensland University of Technology (Brisbane, Queensland) QUT was ranked 7th in Australia and 36th in the world for Nursing in the QS World University Ranking by Subject...
2020.06.15 ㆍ Votes 0 ㆍ Views 112
What is the OSHC (Overseas Student Health cover) ?!: Essential information from Overseas student insurance
What is OSHC? OSHC stands for Overseas Student Health Cover. It is a compulsory insurance for international students in Australia. The system was created in order to provide a medical insurance for possible illnesses or accidents that occur within the course of time studying in Australia. Medicare is Australia’s health scheme for all Australian citizens and it has been running since 1984. Australian utilises a wide range of health services with little or no cost. However, overseas students are not eligible for Medicare meaning they may struggle while paying for medical treatment. To reduce medical expenses, the Australian government demands international students must hold an OSHC during their stay in Australia.  Who needs an OSHC? Student Visa holder Applicants for a student visa (including Bridging visa holders who are waiting for the student visa grant) As shown above, a person who is planning to study in Australia for more than four months or  is currently studying in Australia is eligible for an OSHC. And according to the policy, a spouse, de facto and/or child(ren) who comes with the student is eligible for a couple or family OSHC plan as a dependent. A dependent child must be under 18, even if...
2020.06.11 ㆍ Votes 0 ㆍ Views 140
Australian Universities in Regional Area - What are the Benefits of studying in the Regional area.
Last year, the Morrison government newly announced that the Temporary Graduate visas are now applicable for 1-2 additional years after studying in low-density population areas of Australia. Regional areas are classified as ‘Cities and Major Regional Centres’ and ‘ Regional Centre and Other Regional Areas’ and offer different regional incentives depending on the regional category.      The most representative part of the announcement was about an Australian Temporary Graduate visa. You will be eligible to access an additional year of Temporary Graduate visa (3 years in total) in the cities belonging to Category 2 Cities and major Regional centres and you will be eligible to access an additional 2 years of Temporary Graduate visa (4 years in total) in the cities belonging to Category 3 Regional centres and other Regional Areas,   Of course, you should stay for at least 2 years in that region. Please see the table below for the details.   “ Australian universities list in the Category 2  ‘Cities and Major Regional Centres’ 3 years of Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485)   ” Canberra ACU (Australian Catholic University) ANU(Australian National University) UNSW(University of New South Wales) UC(University of Canberra)   NSW(New South Wales) Woollongong University...
2020.06.02 ㆍ Votes 0 ㆍ Views 223
UTS Insearch : UTS University preparation courses (Foundation, Diploma)
Studying in Australia: University preparation courses (Foundation, Diploma) at the UTS Insearch! Hi, This is iWORLD. ☺ Recently, I have gotten several inquiries from Korean high school graduates who want to go to university in Australia.  Some of them were interested in preparation courses or English courses first because they weren’t satisfied with the entry requirements even though they had submitted their Korean S.A.T results and high school transcripts or because they couldn’t meet the English requirements. Also, some of them were not confident in their English to follow the lectures at the university.  Therefore, today I am going to explain in detail the #university preparation courses for the students who [don’t meet the English language requirements] or [academic requirements for entry] or [want to study the background knowledge of your future study field gradually.]  Direct entry into undergraduate degrees – Foundation courses # Foundation courses are specially tailored university entry programs for the students who graduate high schools in countries other than Australia. Through this course, the international students who haven’t experienced the Australian high school programs will acquire the basic knowledge of their future study and they can get used to the Australian Education system. Besides, they can...
2020.06.02 ㆍ Votes 0 ㆍ Views 161
Kings Own Institute (KOI) Scholarship Information - affordable Higher Education in Australia
With the expansion of Australia's low-density areas and the new announcement of 491 and 494 visas in November 2019, the number of inquiries about low-density area universities has been extremely increased. Temporary Graduate Visas are now applicable for 1-2 additional years after studying in low-density areas of Australia. In addition to that, at the visa examination of 491 and 494 visas, which was recently enforced, priority examination was applied to students studying in low-density areas. Therefore, it is definitely recommended to study in a lower-density area than in the Australian capital for those who prepare for Australian permanent residence with Skilled Independent Visa or Work Visa. However, low population density literally means that the population is low. Being a suburb, it has fewer jobs compared to Australia's big cities (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane), and the job competitive rate is also higher. In addition, there are some people who are not satisfied with the monotonous living environment of low-density areas. For this reason, it may not be an easy decision to move to low population cities, especially for those who have previously studied or worked in Sydney or a large city with Working Holiday Visa or Student Visa. And a number of renowned...
2020.04.21 ㆍ Votes 0 ㆍ Views 304
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