How to go to Australia for junior college?

You have two paths. One is to study abroad. You can transfer from junior college to undergraduate (must be an immigration major), or you can graduate to study for a master's degree (also an immigration major). After graduation, you can work and apply for immigration. The second is to ask your relative's company to be an employer-sponsored immigrant for you. There are two conditions: your relative's company must be qualified and willing to give you a guarantee; Your job must also be a major in immigration shortage. This is a 457 visa, only a short-term work visa. It takes four IELTS six points to transfer to 856 permanent residence, and you have worked for your employer for 2 years, with the employer's guarantee. In other words, there is no shortcut for immigrants, and they all need IELTS.