Foundation Studies Australia gives international students the opportunity to study a pre-university year within a fully-accredited specialist program as the first step to completing tertiary studies.

Basic preparation course prior to studying higher education

The content of this course focuses on preparation for international students who would like to study in higher education. The foundation is necessary for admission.

Content of the course came from Program Year 11 and 12 and the foundation subjects in the areas that students want to learn.
In undergraduate mathematics, such as physics, chemistry, English, social business, account etc.

When students pass the course and score required by the institution, they can continue to study in the university.

Australian Schools 

Great places to grow up

Australian schools encourage students to develop communication skills, self discipline, problem solving abilities and respect for themselves, others and society. All schools take their responsibilities to students very seriously. Pupils are provided with support, supervision and regular encouragement.

Australian schools are places of personal, intellectual, and emotional growth. Teachers give students regular feedback about their studies and in-class behaviour. Parents have open access to information regarding their child’s progress and well-being.

Schooling in Australia starts with a kindergarten or preparatory year followed by 12 years of primary and secondary school. Australia offers government and non-government schools. Some schools are co-educational, teaching boys and girls; others teach girls only or boys only.

Subjects

Australia has a national curriculum framework to ensure high academic standards across the country. All schools provide subjects in the eight key learning areas: English, mathematics, studies of the society and the environment, science, arts, Languages Other Than English, technology, personal development, health and physical education. Schools have English language programs for international students to support their studies.

These learning areas are complemented by a social justice theme of tolerance towards other cultures. All school students are taught the value of cultural and linguistic diversity. They’re also encouraged to actively contribute to and benefit from diversity, and to do this in the Australian community and abroad.

Secondary school students can choose specialised subjects. Although subjects vary from school to school, they might include: law, psychology, computing, graphic design, aviation, drama and many others. Of course, all subjects are taught by qualified teachers.

Secondary schools and kindergartens undergo rigorous quality checks to ensure teachers, teaching materials, curricula and facilities are of the highest standard.

VICTORIAN HIGH SCHOOLS
Victorian Government Schools ( DET )
Brighton Grammar
Carey High School
Camberwell Grammar
Caulfield Grammer
Eltham College
Firbank Gilrs Grammar
Geelong Grammar
Ivanhoe Grammar
Kilvington Girls Grammar
Kingswood College
Korowa Girls School
Kilmore International School
KNOX School
Mentone Grammar
Mater Christi
Methodist Ladies College
St. Catherine’s Grammar School
St Michael's
Trinity Grammar
Toorak College
The Peninsula School
Wesley College
HAILEYBURY

NSW HIGH SCHOOLS:
Southern Cross High School

WA HIGH SCHOOLS:
Depart of Education & Training (WA)
Murdoch Secondary College (WA)