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At Carrick English Language, our goal is toimprove the level and quality of English languageamong our students to enable them to achievetheir goals.

Our English courses are perfect for adding to

your travel experience or taking you further asa pathway to vocational and higher educationcourses. At Carrick we recognise that Englishis becoming an international language and ourcourses are designed to help you develop yourlistening, speaking, reading and writing skills,whether you want to pass an examination,gain a quali cation or just meet new friends.

We offer a range of courses at Carrick English Language including GeneralEnglish, English for Academic Purposes (EAP), First Certi cate in English (FCE),IELTS preparation, English for Nursing and High School Preparation (HSP). Wealso offer our own unique program, English for Vocational Education (EVE),to meet the speci c needs of students pursuing vocational education.

English at Carrick is not all about theory and sitting in the classroom. Our teachersuse relevant situational speaking and listening activities, interesting reading andwriting activities and many outings so you can practise your English in real lifesituations.

Carrick has recently opened in Adelaide and Brisbane and now has campusesacross four states including Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia andQueensland. You now have more choice as to where you want to study.

Thank you for choosing to study with Carrick. I wish you every success in yourstudies.

Catherine CarrickManaging Director and Founder

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Campus Locations ADELAIDE, BRISBANE, MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY

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1. ADELAIDE CAMPUS Summer: 30C

Winter: 15C

2. MELBOURNE CAMPUS Summer: 28C

Winter: 12C

3. SYDNEY CAMPUS Summer: 33C

Winter: 19C

4. BRISBANE CAMPUS Summer: 31C

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1. LEARN FROM THE LATEST ENGLISH LANGUAGE TECHNIQUES At Carrick English Language we use the latest teaching techniques, utilising the social context,

formal learning methods as well as online learning. In an ever-evolving world, we need to ensure ourtechniques adjust to what you want, so the courses are always adapted to stay modern and fresh.

2. LEARN ENGLISH AT A TIME THAT SUITS YOU Carrick English Language offers students three options to timetable their English studies, meaning

classes can better suit their lifestyles. Options include: Morning Option 7:30am 12:00noon Afternoon Option 12:15pm 4:45pm

Evening Option 5:00pm 9:30pm* Note: times and options may vary slightly depending on campus and course.

3. ACCESS OUR JOB PLACEMENT AND TRAINING SERVICECarrick offers a specialist service in job placement and training, including resume writing, interviewtechniques and working with Australian companies. This is a free service on top of your EnglishLanguage learning, meaning you get even better value for money.

4. CHOOSE ONE OF OUR FOUR AUSTRALIAN LOCATIONSCarrick offers study options at a number of popular Australian locations, namely, Adelaide, Brisbane,Melbourne and Sydney. Students can choose to study at one location or transfer between locations,

so you can study and see the sights at the same time.

5. STUDY INTERNATIONAL WE HAVE STUDENTS FROM OVER 8O DIFFERENT COUNTRIES Carrick has students from a large range of backgrounds and cultures, making us a truly international

English Language provider. You will study with students from Brazil to Poland, South Korea to Italy.

6. WE HAVE OVER 22 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN EDUCATION Carrick has a long history in providing educational opportunities to over 30,000 students from

around the world. We aim to continue this history by providing quality education across programs inEnglish Language, Vocational and Higher Education.

7. PATHWAYS TO CARRICK VOCATIONAL AND HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAMS, AS WELL ASOTHER TERTIARY PROVIDERS

It is important to us that students are provided with as many options as possible when theycomplete their studies. We assist students with their plans, whether it is to continue studying,travel or return home. Carrick is a signi cant education provider in Australia and has a number ofother areas of specialisation. These include providing students with access to Vocational and HigherEducation opportunities, which are very popular pathways. We can also assist students who wouldlike to continue their studies at one of our university partners. While studying English, students willbe provided with additional information on pathway opportunities and assistedwith their applications.

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8. ALL OUR QUALIFICATIONS ARE HIGHLY RECOGNISED Carrick maintains accreditation and industry recognition from many bodies within the English,

vocational and higher education sector and industry, including: Victorian Registration and Quali cations Authority (VRQA) Department of Education, Training and the Arts (DETA) Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology (DFEEST) Vocational Education and Training Accreditation Board (VETAB)

National ELT Accreditation Scheme (NEAS) Galileo Computer Reservations System Australian Council for Private Education and Training (ACPET) Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) English Australia

9. WE HAVE SOME OF THE BEST TEACHERS Carrick English Language students can be reassured that they are receiving tuition from friendly

and quali ed English Language teachers.

10. TRAVEL THROUGH AUSTRALIA One of the advantages of studying at Carrick is the exible nature of programs. This means that you

can study and travel, and then return to study. While you are away from home, you will want

to make sure you get a chance to see the country that you are studying in.

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The General English (GE) syllabus is an ideal way to develop yourspeaking, listening, reading and writing skills for everyday use. Morespeci cally, you will acquire the language skills needed to feel con dentin a wide range of social and professional situations. General Englishstarts every Monday and is suitable for students at every English level.

START DATE: Every MondayDURATION : 1 to 50 weeks (CRICOS 50 weeks).

20 contact hours and 5 hours of optional elective study per week AVERAGE CLASS SIZE : 14 studentsBOOKS AND MATERIALS : Less than AUD$100 per levelLOCATIONS : Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and SydneyTIMETABLE: Morning Option 7:30am 12:00noon

Afternoon Option 12:15pm 4:45pmEvening Option 5:00pm 9:30pm* Note: times and options may vary depending on campus and course.

ENGLISH COMPARISON TABLEEnglish language is a gateway to a world of opportunities. English language skills can help students gainquali cations, nd success in their career and meet people from around the world.

TABLE OF LEVELS

Level ISLPR IELTS SCORE TOEIC TOEFL TOEFL (CBT)

Beginner N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Elementary ISLPR 1-/1 N/A 50 300 0 300 0 40

Pre-Intermediate ISLPR 1/1+ IELTS 2.0 4.0 300 500 300 425 40 113

Intermediate ISLPR 2 IELTS 4.5 5.0 500 600 425 475 113 150

Upper Intermediate ISLPR 2+/3 IELTS 5.0 6.0 600 700 475 525 150 195

Advanced ISLPR 3+ IELTS 6.0 8.0 700 800+ 525 575+ 195 233+

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COURSEGeneral English students are encouraged to develop theirbasic knowledge of the English language and the skillsneeded to use English in a global environment. Carrickteachers use examination and practical communicationactivities to prepare students to use the English language inreal world situations.

Carricks General English program offers six levels ofEnglish, from Beginner to Advanced. Generally, all GeneralEnglish courses are 12 weeks with each level speci callydesigned to take students one step closer to their goal ofbeing uent in English. Each students individual Englishlevel is assessed when they enrol, ensuring that they areplaced at the correct level.

Carrick offers its General English students a range ofclasses and activities so they can tailor a course to theirneeds and learning style. General English students alsohave the option to study an elective of their choice. Electivesmay include grammar, study skills, Australian idioms andslang, multimedia, pronunciation and more.

ASSESSMENT Carricks students speak directly to their teachers, whodevelop a plan to improve their level of English. Our quali edteachers regularly assess each students English languageskills to ensure they are on track to achieving their goals.Students take regular assessment in the skills of reading,writing, listening and speaking.

MATERIALS Teachers in Carricks General English Program useresources that are both informative and engaging. Allmaterials are up-to-date, relevant and include real-lifelistening and reading, communication activities, DVDs andmultimedia.

LEVELS

Beginner, Elementary, Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, UpperIntermediate and Advanced.

STUDENT SUCCESS STORYDiana Marcela Cruz MorenoColombia

General English

My name is Diana and I am workingat Central Station in Sydney, Australia.I work after class from Monday toFriday after 2:00pm. The cleaning jobhelps me nancially and also helps me

practice my English. I enjoy my English classes and wouldrecommend Carrick to other students wanting to come andstudy English.

Carrick English Language students on excursions at the beach, enjoying a BBQ and befriending a kangaroo.


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The English for Academic Purposes (EAP) course prepares students withthe English language skills they need to excel in the Australian academicenvironment. Students will gain the con dence and skills in applying theEnglish language to their higher education studies.

START DATES : January, April, June and SeptemberDURATION : 10 or 20 weeks (CRICOS 24 weeks). 20 contact hours and 5 hours of optional elective study per week

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE : 14 studentsBOOKS AND MATERIALS : AUD$100LOCATIONS : Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and SydneyTIMETABLE: Morning Option 7:30am 12:00noon

Afternoon Option 12:15pm 4:45pmEvening Option 5:00pm 9:30pm* Note: times and options may vary slightly depending on campus and course.

CoursesENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES (EAP)

COURSECarricks EAP program is speci cally designed to givestudents the English language skills they need to besuccessful in an academic environment. Experiencedteachers assist students in gaining a thorough

understanding and knowledge of the academic culture,expectations and assessment methods of westerneducational institutions.

Carricks EAP Program has two distinct levels: EAP 1, whichprepares students for vocational courses of study and EAP2, which prepares students for university courses. Eachcourse runs for 10 weeks.

Students who successfully complete Carricks EAP courseare equipped with the skills required to gain entry into manyof Australias leading universities.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSEntry to EAP 1 requires an IELTS level of 5.0 or equivalent.EAP 2 requires an IELTS level of 5.5 or equivalent or thesuccessful completion of EAP 1.

ASSESSMENT Carricks EAP assessment tasks prepare students for theassessment requirements of their future course of study.Students have ongoing academic assessments to preparethem for their university studies, including academic essaywriting, research projects, presentations and examinations.

MATERIALS Teachers in Carricks EAP course use materials that are bothinformative and relevant to the students future study needs,such as real-life listening and reading, communicationactivities, DVDs and multimedia.

STUDENT SUCCESS STORYManpreet SinghIndia

English for Academic Purposes

My name is Manpreet and I am fromIndia. Ive been in Melbourne for 2months, studying English for AcademicPurposes (EAP). I have an excellentteacher and great classmates from all

over the world. Life was dif cult for me when I rst came toMelbourne but now I work in a caf and have learned a lot.My con dence and level of English are improving everydaythanks to Carrick.


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The First Certi cate in English (FCE) course prepares students forthe internationally recognised Cambridge FCE examination. It is anintensive course that develops English accuracy and is consideredto be a valuable quali cation.

START DATES : January, March and SeptemberDURATION : 10 weeks (CRICOS 10 weeks). 20 contact hours and 5 hours of optional elective study per week

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE : 14 studentsBOOKS AND MATERIALS : AUD$100LOCATIONS: Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and SydneyTIMETABLE: Morning Option 7:30am 12:00noon


CoursesFIRST CERTIFICATE IN ENGLISH (FCE)

COURSE The First Certi cate in English (FCE) is a course whichaims to prepare students for the internationally recognisedCambridge examinations. It provides the necessaryfoundation skills for students to build con dence andaccuracy in English prior to sitting the examination.

Many students enrol in our General English programbefore entering the FCE course to ensure their Englishlanguage is adequate. Carricks teachers prepare studentsfor the examinations, which are held three times eachyear. It is optional for students to sit the test, which costsapproximately $345. For more information on CambridgeExaminations please visithttp://www.cambridgeexams.com.au

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSEntry requires a minimum IELTS level of 5.0 or equivalent.

ASSESSMENT Student progress is regularly monitored through task-based assessment and progress checks. At the end of theprogram, all students are awarded a Carrick Certi cate of

Attendance and an Achievement Report which indicates thecompletion level.

MATERIALSStudents are guided through the use of class texts andthe extensive use of materials. It is required that all Englishlanguage students purchase the prescribed textbook,which costs under A$100.

STUDENT SUCCESS STORYSerena Yan XuChina

First Certi cate in English

Hi Im Serena. I am 23 years old andI come from China. When I arrived inMelbourne 2 months ago, I was veryconfused. But after studying FirstCerti cate in English at Carrick and

nding a job in hospitality, I have become more con dent.My teacher showed me different lifestyles, behaviours andstudy methods, and my classmates showed me differentcultures. I now have enough con dence to face the

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The English for Vocational Education (EVE) course prepares students forstudy in a vocational course. Particular emphasis is placed on developingthe English skills necessary for students to successfully complete alltasks in their chosen vocational program. EVE also builds studentscon dence and accuracy in the use of English.

START DATES:January, April, June and SeptemberDURATION : 25 hours per week for 12 weeks with IELTS 5.0 or equivalent,

or 6 weeks with IELTS 5.5 or equivalent (CRICOS 12 weeks) AVERAGE CLASS SIZE : 14 studentsBOOKS AND MATERIALS : AUD$100LOCATIONS: Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and SydneyTIMETABLE: Morning Option 7:30am 12:00noon


CoursesENGLISH FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION (EVE)

COURSE The English for Vocational Education (EVE) course is

speci cally designed to give students the English languageand study skills they need to be successful in their futurevocational course. Students will learn from real-life examplesof reading and listening as well as authentic writing andspeaking tasks. They are also encouraged to becomeindependent and active learners through activities insideand outside the classroom environment.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSStudents are required to have an IELTS level of 5.0 orequivalent for entry into this course. Successful studentsgain direct access into vocational courses at CarrickInstitute of Education and receive a certi cate on completionof this course.

ASSESSMENT Skill areas assessed include reading, writing, listening,oral presentation and vocabulary. Students are assessedon a weekly basis and provided with feedback on theirprogress. Tasks include oral presentations, job applications,PowerPoint presentations, summarising and othervocational preparation assessments.

MATERIALSCarricks EVE students will require an exclusive and unique

course book designed speci cally to prepare students for Australian vocational education courses. All students arerequired to purchase the course book which costs lessthan A$100.

STUDENT SUCCESS STORYIvana Trajanovska Macedonia

English for Vocational Education

I am Ivana Trajanovska. I am fromMacedonia, a small country located inthe south of Europe. My opinion is thatCarrick is a good school and here inCarrick I learn a lot, my English is better

now than before. In Carrick we have the chance to do lotsof activities. We have a computer library and a coffee shop.

Ive met many students from different countries and they arealso my friends. The class sizes are pretty good and small,around 13-15 students. It is a good experience for me.

My English is getting better day by day because I have verygood teachers. They are also from different countries andhelp us a lot. My plans for the future are to do some othercourse in Carrick.


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The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is aninternationally recognised examination that helps students gain entry intotertiary courses and progress in their careers. Carrick English LanguagesIELTS Preparation course focuses directly on the skills students need tobe successful in the IELTS examination.

START DATE: Every MondayDURATION : 12 weeks (CRICOS 12 weeks). 20 contact hours and 5 hours of optional elective study per week

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE : 14 studentsBOOKS AND MATERIALS : Approximately AUD$100LOCATIONS : Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and SydneyTIMETABLE: Morning Option 7:30am 12:00noon


CoursesIELTS PREPARATION

COURSE To gain the best possible result in the IELTS examination,students develop the four key skill areas in English: reading,writing, listening and speaking. Carricks experiencedteachers will also help students build con dence in dealingwith the examination.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS The IELTS Preparation course is designed for studentsaiming for an IELTS score of 5.5 and above. An IELTS levelof 5.0 or equivalent is required for entry. However, studentscan enroll in a General English course rst if their Englishlevel is lower than an IELTS score of 5.5.

ASSESSMENT Students sit a daily assessment based on IELTS practicetest materials, which assess all four skills areas. Carrickstudents receive regular feedback on their progress fromhighly quali ed and experienced teachers.

MATERIALSMaterials are speci cally chosen to develop the studentslanguage skills and prepare them for the IELTS examination.

STUDENT SUCCESS STORYRicky YingyingChina

IELTS Preparation

Hi my name is Ricky and I am fromChina. My rst impression of Carrickwas the magni cent building locatedat Docklands overlooking the beautifulwaterfront. Also, I learned so many

things from overseas classmates and teachers coming fromdiverse cultures. Therefore, I think I am very lucky in thisgreat learning environment. Also, the advanced facilitiesand educational activities enable students to improve

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CoursesHIGH SCHOOL PREPARATION (HSP)

The High School Preparation course meets the needs of young studentspreparing to enter an Australian High School. We offer students a safeand secure environment and provide classrooms where their Englishlanguage, personal and social needs are always met.

START DATE: Every MondayDURATION : From 20 to 40 weeks (CRICOS 46 weeks)

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE: 14 studentsBOOKS AND MATERIALS : Under AUS$100LOCATION: Melbourne

COURSE STRUCTUREStudents may choose to study 20, 30 or 40 weeks in orderto acquire the necessary English for successful study inthe key curriculum areas of mathematics, science, socialstudies and information technology. Students are taughtmeta-skills such as research, study skills and collaborativelearning techniques. This, combined with a regularhomework program, means students are prepared to notonly enter an Australian High School but to excel there.

Students are encouraged to participate in a weekly sportsprogram and various social programs organised by theinstitute as well as computer sessions in one of CarricksResource Centres.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSEntry requires a minimum IELTS level of 4.5 or equivalent.

AUSTRALIAN HIGH SCHOOL PREPARATION The High School Preparation (HSP) program prepares youacademically and socially to join the Australian high schoolsystem from Year 11 onward and encourages focusedautonomous learning. We take care to develop close ties

with receiving schools and our HSP teachers will personallyintroduce you to your new school environment.

This program is recognised by many Australian private andgovernment high schools.

ASSESSMENT Assessment for the course is conducted both formally andinformally. Your participation and effort in class, abilityto complete the set homework tasks, and independentstudy skills are constantly observed and assessed.

On successful completion of the program you will receivea Certi cate of Participation and a report of your level ofability, noting any areas requiring attention.

MATERIALS You will be guided through resources including class textsand other print resources, videos, CD-ROMs and internet-based resources. It is required that all students purchasethe prescribed textbook, which costs under A$100.


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CoursesENGLISH FOR NURSING

The English for Nursing course prepares students with the Englishlanguage skills they need to study in a speci c nursing course andexcel in the Australian health care profession. Students will also gaincon dence and skills in applying the English language to their highereducation studies.

START DATE:Every MondayDURATION: 12 weeks (CRICOS 12 weeks) 20 contact hours and 5 hours of optional elective study per week

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE: 14 studentsBOOKS AND MATERIALS: Less than AUD$100 per levelLOCATION: Sydney and BrisbaneTIMETABLE: Morning (7:30am - 12:00pm)

Afternoon (12:15pm - 4:45pm)Evening (5:00pm - 9:30pm)* Note: times and options may vary slightly depending on campus and course.

COURSE STRUCTURECarricks English for Nursing program is speci callydesigned to give students the English language skills they

need to be successful in the health industry. Students willlearn from real-life examples of reading and listening aswell as authentic writing and speaking tasks. Experiencedteachers assist students to gain a thorough understandingand knowledge of the nursing profession, expectationsand assessment methods of western health systemsand cultures.

Carricks English for Nursing program has the addedadvantage of preparing students to pursue certi cates,diplomas and degrees in the nursing profession. Studentswho successfully complete Carricks English for Nursing areequipped with the skills required to gain entry into many of

Australias leading Australian universities.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSEnrolment requires an IELTS level of 6.0 or equivalent.

ASSESSMENT Carricks English for Nursing assessment tasks preparestudents for the assessment requirements of their future

course of study as well as the profession. Students areassessed regularly and provided with feedback on theirprogress. Tasks include journal writing, oral presentations,summarising and note-taking, communication skills, essaywriting, research projects and tests.

MATERIALS Teachers in Carricks English for Nursing course use health-care language learning activities in a practical and interactiveclassroom setting. They use materials that are bothinformative and relevant to the students future needs,such as real-life listening and reading, communicationactivities, DVDs and multimedia.


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ADELAIDE STATION

Renowned as Australias food and wine capital, Adelaideis a choice destination to escape the hustle and bustleof big-city living whilst still enjoying all the bene ts of ametropolitan environment.

This coastal city offers the best of both worlds: a

sophisticated urban landscape set against an invitingbackdrop of lush parklands. Adelaide boasts classical andmodern architecture, spacious boulevards and is locateda stones throw away from sandy white beaches and fromsome of South Australias award-winning wine regions.

Never a dull moment, this city also plays host to someof Australias celebrated contemporary arts and culturalfestivals. Amongst them are international music festivals,food and wine festivals, the Tour Down Under Bike Raceand the Adelaide Christmas Pageant - the worlds largestChristmas parade.

If you are looking for a conducive study, work and/ or traveldestination, Adelaides perfectly manicured city centre andsprawling natural landscape is the place to be.

MESSAGE FROM CAMPUS DIRECTORWe deliver quality programs to ensure our students enjoytheir learning experience at Carrick. We are highly regardedby industry and government and are the envy of ourcompetitors. My advice to students is to enjoy your timeat Carrick and the educational experience. Adelaide is anamazing city and a great place to live and study. Remember,the Adelaide team is here for you.

AdelaideCAMPUS INFORMATION

FACILITIES New, purpose built premises in the heart of the CBD Fully equipped computer lab Resource centre State of the art hairdressing salon Student Common Room microwaves, fridges and

vending machines All class rooms are spacious and air conditioned,

most with LCD screens

OUR LOCATION98-100 North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000

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Brisbane, the centre of Australias fastest growing state isalso the countrys third largest city.

Built on the banks of the Brisbane River, the city providesthe ideal cosmopolitan experience: fast-growing with anactive outdoorsy lifestyle.

Young and vibrant, Brisbane has much to offer with itsdiverse natural surroundings, modern infrastructure,cultural and sporting events throughout the year.

Brisbane is home to some of Queenslands highly regardedtourist attractions such as Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary,Story Bridge, Portside Wharf, Brisbane Botanic Gardens,and Brisbane Forest Park. Day tours to Brisbanesoutskirts and beyond are also a must for visitors toexperience all that Queensland has to offer with itsfamed Australia Zoo, theme parks, beaches andwhale-watching expeditions.

Yes, there is much to do in Brisbane and with i tssubtropical weather, natural ora and fauna, and emphasison the work-balance lifestyle, Brisbane is de nitely a

popular holiday and study destination for internationaland local dwellers alike.

MESSAGE FROM CAMPUS DIRECTORBrisbane is an exciting city to live and learn in, we are proudto offer you quality English language, vocational and highereducation programs in the heart of this vibrant, tropical city.Studying here is about a positive life experience and we lookforward to helping you reach success in your studies whileyou enjoy the sights and sounds that Queenslandhas to offer.

BrisbaneCAMPUS INFORMATION

FACILITIES Premises in the city Fully equipped computer labs Student Common Room microwaves,

fridges and vending machines All class rooms are spacious and air conditioned New state of the art commercial kitchens

OUR LOCATION252 St Pauls Terrace, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006

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Of cially voted The Worlds Most Livable City, Melbourneis a dynamic and colourful metropolis. Melbournes artisticand cultural elements extend from world-class operas,theatre productions and concerts to music and lm festivals,international exhibitions and boutique galleries.

Melbournes renowned dining scene is as distinctive asthe city itself, re ecting its multicultural diversity. There isa wide range of cuisines and endless avours offered atpubs, bistros, local cafes and ne dining venues scattedthroughout the inner city. There are many local producemarkets to explore like the Queen Victoria Market for thefreshest of ingredients Melbourne has to offer.

As Australias sporting capital Melbourne hosts events suchas the Australian Tennis Open, Australian Football League(AFL) Grand Final, major international cricket matches,Spring Racing Carnival and Australian FormulaOne Grand Prix.

The state of Victoria offers a diverse natural wonderland,boasting some of the most beautiful scenery in the worldincluding beaches, mountain rain forests and refreshingcity gardens.

MESSAGE FROM CAMPUS DIRECTORCarrick Melbourne offers a wealth of courses all run byindustry trained professionals who are passionate abouttheir trade and want to pass on this passion and knowledgeto their students. Studying in Melbourne is enriched by thecitys liveliness and cultural diversity.

We strive to create an excellent learning environment hereand look forward to having you study with us.

MelbourneCAMPUS INFORMATION

FACILITIES Premises in the heart of the CBD Fully equipped computer labs Resource centre Student Common Room microwaves, fridges and

vending machines All class rooms are spacious and air conditioned State of the art hairdressing salon and kitchens 5 star rated facilities

OUR MAIN CAMPUS LOCATION370 Docklands Drive, Docklands VIC 3008

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A vibrant and unforgettable city, Sydneys unique characterstems from its people and spectacular setting on SydneyHarbour. Sydneys artistic and cultural elements extendfrom world-class operas, theatre productions and concertsto music and lm festivals, international exhibitions andboutique galleries.

This cosmopolitan city is renowned for its iconic beaches,World Heritage areas and lush hinterland. The state of NewSouth Wales features rugged mountains and wine regionsthat are easily accessible by road or public transport.

Ranked rst in the Asia Paci c region for quality of life,Sydney caters to all your needs. Jobs are plentiful,education is world class and you will not be strapped forchoice when it comes to dining and nightlife with the KingsCross and Bondi districts offering food and entertainment24 hours a day!

Whether you seek exhilaration, relaxation or exploration,Sydney has something for you and is one of the worldsmost attractive urban environments to study and live.

MESSAGE FROM CAMPUS DIRECTORSydney is a great place to live and learn and our studentsenjoy a state of the art campus in the heart of this vibrant,multicultural city.

We are extremely proud of the quality education andsupportive learning environment we provide to our students.

By ensuring our programs are current, relevant andendorsed by industry our graduates are actively sought afterby leading businesses and industry employers.

The Sydney team is committed to the success of ourstudents and look forward to assisting you in making yourfuture goals a reality.

Sydne yCAMPUS INFORMATION

FACILITIES Premises in the heart of the CBD Fully equipped computer lab Resource centre State of the art hairdressing salon and kitchens Student Common Room microwaves, fridges and

vending machines All class rooms are spacious and air conditioned,

with LCD screens

OUR MAIN CAMPUS LOCATION540 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000

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ESOS FRAMEWORK Institutes that appear on CRICOS (Commonwealth Register of Institutes and Courses for Overseas Students) are governedby the ESOS (Education Services for Overseas Students) Framework. This encompasses the Education Services forOverseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000, and the National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers ofEducation and Training to Overseas Students 2007. These laws are in place to protect overseas students, and to upholdhigh standards of education within private Australian education institutions.

For further information p lease refer to: http://aei.gov.au/AEI/ESOS/EasyGuide_ESOS.html

AcademicPATHWAYS

Carrick provides students with exible learning that allows you to reach your goals. The Academic Pathways offered through Carrick provide youwith a range of different starting points, such as completing an Englishprogram or studying a Certi cate II or III. The table below illustrates someof the common pathways students select in order to achieve their goals.

** Please refer to university pathways on our website.

CARRICK INSTITUTE OF EDUCATIONCourses range from Certi cate II throughto Advanced Diploma, courses include: Accounting Business and Marketing Community Welfare Work Hospitality Commercial Cookery Patisserie Events Hairdressing Tourism

HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION Year 12 or equivalent

CARRICK HIGHER EDUCATION

Bachelor of AccountingBachelor of Business (Hospitalityand Tourism Management)

(six trimesters over two years full time study)

INDUSTRY PLACEMENTProviding job ready graduates

HIGHER EDUCATION At any other partner

university**, within Australia

OTHER Vocational Institutes

CARRICK ENGLISH LANGUAGEEnglish for Academic Purposes (EAP)English for Vocational Education (EVE)

IELTS PreparationGeneral English

WORKINGIndustry Placement


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Carrick provides a range of support services to students. The StudentServices Department offers personal and friendly assistance to students inmany areas, including an orientation program that assists students to settleinto Australian life and their studies.

SUPPORT SERVICES INCLUDE: Counseling Airport, train and bus pickup Cultural adjustment Student accommodation (including Homestay) Academic support Job placement assistance

ADMISSIONS SUPPORT INCLUDES: Application and enrolment Credit transfer and recognition of prior learning Career and course advice Articulation into Australian universities

ORIENTATIONPrior to course commencement, a compulsory orientation program is held for all students who are enrolled with Carrick.Orientation details can be found on our website www.carrrickeducation.edu.au. The orientation program covers thefollowing topics: Student life at Carrick Enrolment agreement Marking system and academic expectations Refund policy Fees and charges policy Complaints policy Employment opportunities International student requirements (if applicable). Safety and cultural adjustment

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Accomodation ADELAIDE, BRISBANE, MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY

HOMESTAY

OwnRoom

Meals MinimumStay

Adelaide A$ Brisbane A$ Melbourne A$ Sydney A$

Full Board* (single) yes 2 - 3 2 weeks From A$250per week

From A$250per week

From A$250per week

From A$250per week

Full Board*(twin share)

shared 2 - 3 2 weeks From A$220per week

From A$220per week

From A$220per week

From A$220per week

Full Board* +Guardianship

yes 2 - 3 2 weeks From A$300per week

From A$300per week

From A$300per week

From A$300per week

AccommodationBooking Fee

A$150 A$150 A$150 A$150

Airport Transfer A$110 A$121 A$95 A$121

* Full Board includes: 3 meals per day (self-serve breakfast, lunch and dinner are prepared by the host).

EXAMPLE OF STUDIO APARTMENT PRICING*

Room Only One Meal Two Meals Min. Stay Holding Deposit(payable at time of booking)

Short termsingle studio

from A$185per week

from A$276per week

from A$395per week

5 weeks from A$500

Long termsingle studio

from A$185per week

from A$185per week

from A$185per week

6 months from A$500

HOMESTAY DETAILS (ADELAIDE, BRISBANE AND MELBOURNE)Homestay placements issued more than 10 working daysbefore arrival may be subject to change in location andprice. Placing a single student in a twin share room is notan option. Twin share is only for friends or partners travellingtogether. Australia proudly promotes a multicultural society;therefore Carrick cannot guarantee that all homestayfamilies are of Australian heritage.

FULL BOARD HOMESTAY DETAILS (SYDNEY)Prices shown in the table include: Fully furnished room,bed linen and towels, plus 7 x breakfasts, 7 x dinners andweekend lunches each week.

FULL BOARD HOMESTAY DETAILS (MELBOURNE)Prices shown in the table include: Fully furnished room, bedlinen and towels, plus 7 x breakfasts, 7 x dinners and 7 xlunches prepared by the host.

STUDIO APARTMENTS Accommodation can be arranged in studio apartments,which are clean, safe, secure and provide independent livingwith on-site management staff. Studio apartments have ashower and toilet, are fully furnished and air-conditioned,and have a DVD, TV, fridge, microwave oven and telephonewith voicemail.

Shared kitchens and laundries are provided on every oor.Recreational facilities available at some student studioapartment complexes include a gym, swimming pool andsauna, in-house restaurant, business centreand recreational room with TV and pool table.


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APPROXIMATE LIVING COSTS PER MONTH (ALL IN AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS)

Adelaide Brisbane Melbourne Sydney

Flat Rental $900 $900 $1,000 $1,600

Food $250 $280 $300 $300

Transport $50 $70 $80 $100

Utilities (Water, Gas, Electricity) $70 $70 $70 $90 Telephone and Internet $60 $60 $60 $60

LIVING COSTSStudents relocating to Australia should keep in mindthe relevant costs when they undertake studies. Whencalculating the cost of living in Australia, s tudents must alsobudget for food, health care, transport, books, clothingand entertainment. Please note that all costs listed areestimates only and will vary depending on location, lifestyleand in ation.

Students are recommended to allow a minimum of A$15,000 per year to cover their cost of living. It is highly

recommended that students arrive with an additional A$2,000 to cover settling in costs such as rental bondand to purchase basic furniture items, if this is not alreadyprepaid during enrolment.

OTHER COSTS Overseas Student Health Cover* A$354 (one year) Rental bond A$1,100 (Adel), A$1,100 (Bris), A$1,200

(Melb), A$1,800 (Syd) per rental Music concert tickets A$60 A$100 Cinema tickets A$10 A$15 Mobile phone A$50 per month Stationery and books A$500 per year

* Australian Government Requirement cost varies according to duration ofcover. Prices include goods and services tax (GST). Costs are based on f gures

at time of printing and are subject to change without notice.


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RecruitmentCARRICK JOBS AND CAREERS

Contact Carrick Jobs and Careersat carrickeducation.edu.au/CJC

Carrick Jobs and Careers (CJC)is a division of Carrick. CRTS offersservices to students, graduatesand associated industry clientele.

Carrick Institute of Education currentlyhas more than 6000 students enrolledin a variety of courses covering arange of vocational areas.

CJC proudly promotes to employersdedicated and enthusiastic studentsfor a variety of staf ng needs.

Students also have access to thisfree service, which is convenientlylocated at the main Carrick campusin each city. CJC offers exciting jobopportunities and assistance in allareas of employment.

The services availableto students include: Interview preparation Assistance with resume

development & analysis Preparation for work

experience programs Liaison with key industry personnel

to obtain work placement Promotion of employment

based seminars Advice on professional

development Voluntary work programs

These recruitment and trainingservices are available to all studentsundertaking vocational courses whowish to gain valuable work experiencein their chosen industry while theystudy and graduates who havecompleted their studies. Australianresidents also receive full-timeemployment assistance. Internationalstudents on a student VISA with workpermission are eligible to work upto 20 hours per week.

For more information seewww.immi.gov.au

STUDENT SUCCESS STORY

Brenda Hurst ColombiaGeneral English

My name is Maria Toro and I amworking for the Cancer & BowelResearchTrust in customer service.I work in the afternoons after myEnglish Class.

I received this job through CarrickRecruitment and Training Services.

They helped me with my resume andcover letter and then an interviewwith the Cancer & BowelResearch Trust.

I enjoy my English class but needed a job to help me with livingin Sydney. In the job I can practice my English which is good.


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English language class, Docklands, Melbourne

Facilities ADELAIDE, BRISBANE, MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY

Carrick Reception, St Pauls Terrace, Fortitude Valley Brisbane

English language class, North Terrace, Adelaide

Carrick Resource Centre, George Street, Sydney

Student common room and cafeteria,Docklands, Melbourne


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Adelaide 98-100 North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 Australia, PO Box 8294 Station Arcade Adelaide SA 5000 Australia T +61 8 8168 6877 F +61 8 8168 6818Brisbane 252 St Pauls Terrace, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006 Australia, PO Box 2732 Fortitude Valley Qld 4006 Australia T +61 7 3872 3877 F +61 7 3872 6818Melbourne Level 4 246 Bourke Street Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia GPO Box 583 Melbourne VIC 3001 Australia T +61 3 9650 6877 F +61 3 9654 6818

Call 1800 642 909 (in Australia)or +61 3 9650 6877 (international)or visit carrickeducation.edu.auCarrick English Language is part of the Carrick Education Group, leaders in English Language,

Vocational and Higher Education. Carrick provides students with educational opportunities acrossfour Australian locations: Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.

Documents

Brochure Carrick