Study, work and live in Australia!

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What can AIEC do for you, for no charge?

1. Inform you of Australian AQF CRICOS study courses, study options and pathways for all cities, regions, education levels.
2. Referrals to registered Australian Migration Agents Registration Authority  migration agent for permanent residency PR study pathway, skills assessment and residency application advice
3. Submit study application(s) including Recognition of Prior Learning RPL credit exemptions assessment and application, plus certify documents .
4. Liaise with Australia, direct with Admissions Officers and International Administrators, to receive offer from institutions and explain fees (up to half year) and compulsory OSHC student insurance, and follow up on formal Confirmation of Enrolment after payment of fees direct to institution.
5. Advise and arrange accomodation, airport pick up, other travel, cultural  and entry advice
6. Direct you through visa process online (Assessment Level AL1), and if AL2 or 3, liaise with Embassy Visa Officers.
7. Follow up during studies to assist with issues or queries on further study pathways.

Attention! AIEC new address:

Hársfa u. 21/III
Budapest H-1074
Hungary
Tel: +36.1.788.0828      
Fax: +36.1.788.0838
Skype: aiecquest (by appt. please email)    
Email: proquest (@) nextra.hu
Web: http://www.aiec.biz 

Nearest landmark, 100 metres away, is the New York Palace Hotel:

Study in Australia is open to all ages, education backgrounds and you do not need to be a student already.  Australia recognises previous study and work experience for credit and recognition of prior learning RPL. 

Current News:

SkillsTech Australia Brisbane has been successful in the CRICOS registration of the Certificate III in Painting and Decorating, for delivery from February 2009. As you would be aware, the occupation - Painter and Decorator is currently on the MODL List,  ASCO code 4421011 http://www.skillstech.tafe.qld.gov.au CRICOS Reg: #02014M

Australian Music Month on JJJ in November and JJJ Music Radio Documentary "Wide Open Road" a roadtrip through Australia's musical lanscape November 2008

Go Regional Australia! 

Lower cost of living, better education and health, nature and recreational facilities and easier to make friends! Port Macquarie New South Wales, Geelong Victoria, Cairns Queensland, Townsville Queensland, Sunshine Coast Queensland, Tasmania, Riverina New South Wales, Mildura Victoria, Toowoomba Queensland, Adelaide South Australia and more

New Video - Country New South Wales NSW TAFE Institutes - Coffs Harbour, Port Macquarie, Riverina and more

(New) Tourism Australia campaign is no shrimp on the barbie PAUL HOGAN, who once promoted the country with the famous "shrimp on the barbie" commercials, is no fan of the new $40 million tourism campaign. November 2008

New eVisitor Visa for Europeans From 27 October 2008 eligible passport holders from the EU and other European ETA eligible countries will be able to apply for an eVisitor. eVisitor is for travellers seeking to visit Australia for business or tourism purposes for up to three months. The Internet ETA application will no longer be available to eligible European passport holders, however access will not change through travel agents and airlines.

New Tourism Australia advertising campaign....created by Baz Luhrmann Picture Gallery

"Melbourne outranks Paris" Melbourne not only overtakes Sydney as one of the world's most liveable cities, but leapfrogs Paris into top 10 for quality of life. June 2008

New permission to work arrangement for student visa holders People granted student visas on or after 26 April 2008 will receive permission to work with their visa grant. This will apply to both the primary student and any family members travelling with them on their student visa. As a result, most student visa holders will no longer need to apply separately in Australia for permission to work.

In 2008 AIEC will be using virtual channels and tools to assist candidates in Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Turkey, Austria and Germany. The next phase will include Iranians in Europe, Russia, Romania, Bulgaria, Italy, The Baltics and selected other countries.

Preferred Partners:

Cambridge International College offers SOL/MODL courses in Automotive, Printing & Graphic Arts, Hairdressing, Youth Work & Community Welfare Work with four start points during year. The atmosphere at CIC is very student friendly. CIC teachers and administration staff are always happy to help students with any problems which they may face and work to make the students feel at home in the CIC family. Cambridge International College (CIC) provides students with a range of English language and vocational education programs designed to expertly prepare you for higher education or employment in Australia or abroad. CIC has a range of Student Services including Support Services. Student Services aims to assist students to successfully adjust to living in Australia and to support Academic Progress. This includes Accommodation and Job Services. Photo Gallery Adelaide campus also!!   www.cambridge.com.au CRICOS Code: 01718J 

William Angliss Institute of TAFE Melbourne - Australia's premier provider of tourism, hospitality and retail foods training. Paid and unpaid internship possibilities in hospitality cookery and event management with SOL MODL pathways. www.angliss.vic.edu.au CRICOS: 01505M

Headmasters No 1 college for Hairdressing (plus Beauty Therapy & Spa Management) in Melbourne 40% local students, work placement assistance included in training, monthly starts and fees paid by instalments. http://www.headmasters.com.au/section.php?xSec=83 CRICOS Code: 01859G

Australian School of Tourism and Hotel Management ASTHM is an award winning provider of Hospitality training including Cookery and Patisserie with industry placement assistance, fee installments and four annual intakes. ASTHM also has VET Certificates, Diplomas and University Degrees in Hotel & Tourism and Convention & Event Management. www.asthm.com.au CRICOS 01303K 

 

Undergraduate Medical Study in Hungary

If you are an Australian student who has missed out on a HECS or Commonwealth funded place for Bachelor Degree study in Medicine (Pharmacy, Dentistry etc.) due to ENTER score or related, have you considered overseas study, in Europe? AIEC can assist with internationally recognised undergraduate study in Hungary for lower fees e.g. indicative fees are AUD15000 per year and living costs of AUD12000. For more information see Study in EU page or contact Andrew Smith proquest (@) nextra . hu

Practical Vocational or Apprenticeship Related Skill Shortage Study Routes for Potential Residency or Migration

AIEC can assist with CRICOS study placements in following occupations on SOL & MODL:

Bricklaying, Cabinet Furniture Making, Automotive, Printing & Graphic Arts (Graphic Prepress), Dental Technology, Refrigeration / Air - Conditioning, Metal Fabrication, Horticulture, Hairdressing, Nursing, Hospitality Management in Cookery, Patisserie & Bakery, Community Welfare Work, Locksmith, Plasterer (WA), Roof Tiler (WA), Concreting (WA) and Boat Building (QLD)

Accounting, Engineering including Mining, Civil, Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical, Architecture, all Health & Medical including Physiotherapy, Medicine GP and more….

Qualified Migration Advice and Consultation: 

AIEC cooperates with U.K. based Australian registered migration agent, Mr. John Mumford (Migration Agent Registration Number: 0429252) of Visa Unit who can advise and consult on migration and permanent residency PR while AIEC can assist with placement of candidates into SOL or MODL pathway courses throughout Australia.

Study in Australia Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

Scholarship Information can be found on "News and Events" page.

Contact Us

Andrew Smith

AIEC QUEST (Bt.) Australian International Education Centre
Hársfa u. 21/III
Budapest H-1074
Tel:             +36.1.788.0828      
Fax:             +36.1.788.0838   
Skype: aiecquest (by appt. please email)    
Email: proquest (@) nextra.hu
Web: http://www.aiec.biz