Go to Melbourne to study TAFE. I hope I can help with experience.

1. The school is in Caulfield, not biased, in the southeast, and the public security is better. It takes about half an hour to go to the city by train. It's near Melbourne.

There is no uniform in the school. However, if you learn West Point, you will get the white coat, shoes and hats that you have to wear when you enter the kitchen. It is estimated that your school uniform fee is that little money.

3. That's not true. 900 hours, which is the basis of 60 points in that major. With 900 hours, only 60 points can be guaranteed. Of course, if you graduate smoothly. Then, if you want to get the immigration score of 120, you must also carefully consider the four sevens, or have one year of relevant work experience. Of course, this, like those 900 hours, must have something to do with West Point. This shouldn't be difficult. West point, bag shop and sandwich shop are all acceptable.

4. About accommodation. If you are new here, you can consider staying with a host family for a month, so that someone can take care of you. But the price is very expensive. It seems that it rose to 285 a week in 2009. You can find an intermediary to help you find it first. Of course, the agency fee is necessary and not cheap. Then you can share a house with your friends when you come. Nowadays, international students generally do this.

You don't need much money. You can consider taking a money order or something and opening an account after you arrive in Australia. Put the money in. I brought 3000 Australian dollars. About the bank, the school should tell you the relevant information when the school starts. Not difficult. Now Melbourne is full of Chinese. At the bank, you can certainly find someone from China to do it for you. The banks that people in China use more are Volkswagen Wealth and ANZ. There are China people in it. Anyway, I didn't do it in China ...

This is just my experience ~ for reference only ~ ~