Can I study in Australia after graduating from junior college?

Sure, you can go. Jinqiao study abroad network tells you that this is not a problem. College students studying in Australia also have a very complete study abroad program. The following scheme is for your reference:

Option 1:

Attend TAFE courses for immigrants (online consultation), such as TRA courses for West Point, Chef and Hairdressing.

Option 2:

Go directly to the master's degree. If it is a three-year junior college, you can apply for master's courses in several universities, such as Curtin, UTAS and CQU. (Online consultation)

Option 3:

Undergraduate course, if the major is the same as undergraduate course, some credits can be exempted. For example, computer majors can be exempted from taking the undergraduate computer course of Australian universities 1.5 years. If the majors are inconsistent, you need to start a three-year undergraduate course again.

Option 4:

Undergraduate+postgraduate mode

La Trobe University, a famous Australian university, has launched a 1 year bachelor's course in educational research as a teacher preparatory course for applicants with little post-high school study experience. For example, applicants with a two-year college degree in English major in China can study for a bachelor's degree in educational research in 1 year, and then study for a postgraduate diploma in teacher certification in 1 year (or study for a postgraduate diploma in 1 year). Master's degree in 5 years).

The advantage of this scheme is that within a limited time (funds), you can get an Australian undergraduate degree, enter postgraduate study and obtain the qualification of registered teachers in Australia. In addition, under the new immigration policy, continuing to study undergraduate and graduate students in Australia can get an extra 10, so it is also very convenient for immigrants, which can be described as killing two birds with one stone.