How are Australia’s two years of educational experience and extra points in remote areas defined?

First of all, Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma, one is a graduate certificate and the other is a graduate diploma. One takes about half a year and the other lasts for one year.

Whether there are two years of extra points for immigration in Australia mainly depends on the major you study and whether the credits are enough for two years. So the key is whether the major you choose has two years of credits. , if it is one and a half years, if you add a Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma in front, it will be counted as one and a half years. If your major is for two years, but your background is not enough when applying, the school will often ask you to study the Graduate Diploma + MASTER first (a total of one*** is only two years). If you successfully complete the Graduate If your grades in the Diploma year meet the school's requirements, you can transfer the credits from the Graduate Diploma year to the first year of MASTER. After transferring the first-year credits, you can continue to study the second-year MASTER course, like this The situation is completely considered to be two years. So if you choose a remote place, you must have 5 points for remoteness, you must have 5 points for two years of study, and you must be able to get a two-year work permit (485).

So when you first apply for a major that lasts for one and a half years, no matter what method you use to make your study in Australia last more than two or three years, it will be counted as one and a half years of credits. The definition of two years does not depend on how long you have studied in Australia. The Immigration Bureau depends on whether your credits are enough for two years.