What are the requirements for high school students to study in Australia?

Usually applying to study in Australia can be considered from three aspects:

First, academic materials, usually including transcripts, graduation certificates, degree certificates and other materials. When applying specifically, It depends on your own background and the course you are applying for;

Second, proof of English scores. Australian universities recognize IELTS, TOEFL, PTE and other English scores. Specific to each school and each major, the score requirements are also The difference is that you can check the specific professional school; of course, if your English does not meet the school's requirements, you can study it with a language class;

Third, supporting materials, this part usually includes resume, work Certificates, certificates, etc. Of course, Australia mainly focuses on university scores. Some schools can provide them as supplements if the scores are not much different; some special majors and colleges will require mandatory provision; in addition, some art courses will be required. A portfolio of works, etc. is required; of course, the details will depend on your study abroad plan.

Currently, Australian study abroad agencies are basically offering free applications:

1. All Australian universities have agency partnerships with domestic study abroad institutions, and the students they send there are not only There will be limited admissions under the same conditions, and after admission, after students enroll and pay tuition, the school will give the institution a certain amount of commission, and the institution will be able to compete for this money.

2. Applying in Australia is extremely simple and does not require a large amount of paperwork. Therefore, intermediary fees are cheap because there is no way to strengthen it and your own costs are very low. It serves more of a channel role.

To study in Australia, the institutions that students choose more are mainly New Oriental Future Study Abroad, Kai Tak Education, Xintong Education, Jinjilie, IDP, etc. These large institutions basically have channels to cooperate with Australian universities or It is an agency partnership, so the principle we pursue when choosing an Australian agency is to first choose an agency with a direct first-level agent, and secondly, on the premise of having a first-level agent, choose the agency with the highest price/performance ratio.

If you still don’t know which Australian study abroad institutions provide free Australian applications (0 agency fee, 0 application fee), you can find out more through the "Australian Study Abroad Agency Reputation Inquiry System".

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