TERMS AND CONDITIONS - Entry ConditionsI have read, understood and agree to abide by the following conditions:

1. Student Visa Conditions You must abide by the student conditions of your student visa relating to fees, course performance, class commitment (and maintain a valid enrolment for your chosen course of study), work rights and good conduct and where applicable the course attendance requirement of 80% at CIT. If you are judged to have not complied with these visa conditions, CIT is required to notify immigration authorities. This may result in cancellation of your student visa and you may be required to return to your own country. You must also notify CIT within 7 days of your arrival in Australia of your current residential address and must advise any changes of address within 7 days. CIT is required by law to keep your residential address so you can be contacted if you do not satisfy course requirements. If you do not abide by this condition, you may not be aware of any such contact by CIT. This situation may lead to the cancellation of your student visa. CIT will monitor your “Academic Performance and Attendance” in accordance with the CIT “International Student Compliance with ESOS Act Policy” (www.cit.edu.au/current/policies). Under this policy CIT reserves the right to provide to the Australia Government your personal and contact details, course enrolment details and any changes and circumstances of any suspected breach of your student visa conditions.

2. Release of Information The information provided in this Application is required by the Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) and the Australian Government Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) as evidence of enrolment in a course registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) – http://cricos.deewr.gov.au

2.1 The offer of place and enrolment of the student must be made in accordance with the provisions of the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000; the ESOS Regulations 2001 and the National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students (The National Code 2007).

2.2 This information will be made available to other Australian Commonwealth, State or Territory government agencies. Information will include personal and contact details, course enrolment details and changes, and the circumstance of any suspected breach by the student of a student visa condition.

3. Payment of Tuition Fees and Other Expenses Where the course duration is less than one year, the full fee is payable prior to the commencement of the course. The balance of your fees is payable in advance for each semester. An invoice will be sent to you prior to the commencement of each new semester, it will include the date for payment of your fees. Failure to pay by the due date will attract a late fee of $250 and will be a breach of your student visa requirements. If you fail to pay your fees by the due date because you did not receive your invoice due to a change of address and CIT/ISU were not advised of the change of address, the late fee will still be payable. You are responsible for your tuition fees, text books, stationary and any material fees relevant to your course. You are also responsible for accommodation and living expenses and for the purchase of your own text books and stationery while doing the course. Fees are correct at the time of offer but are subject to review on an annual basis.

4. Overseas Student Health Cover As a condition of your Student Visa, you must maintain health insurance cover by an approved Overseas Student Health Cover Scheme for the duration of your visa. CIT’s current recommended OSHC insurer is Worldcare. Under Worldcare’s scheme, your health insurance policy will cover you and your dependants against basic medical and hospital expenses in Australia. This cover will be for the duration of your course (or visa). Premiums must be paid before you can be issued with a Confirmation of Enrolment Form (COE). If you have coverage from an alternative OSHC provider, evidence of this coverage must be produced before a COE can be issued.

5. Refund of Tuition Fees

ff The Institute will refund all tuition payments if your course is cancelled.ff The Institute will refund all payments other than the Administration fee of A$250 if you are unable to obtain a student visa to arrive in Australia to commence your course. In this case the refund will only be paid if written evidence of the refusal has been provided by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship or in-country Embassy or High Commission.ff The Institute will refund all tuition payments other than the Administration fee of A$250 (and agent’s fees) if you cancel your enrolment in writing 14 days before the commencement date stated on your Letter of Offer. A refund will not be paid if you fail to give at least 14 days notice of cancellation of our enrolment or if the course commencement date as stated on your Letter of Offer has passed. ff In the case of an English language program where you have already commenced studies, a refund of tuition fees may only be granted if notice in writing of a withdrawal from studies is received 14 days prior to the commencement of the next five week block of studies. In this case, a refund may be granted less an administration fee of A$250 plus agent’s fee if applicable.

ffA refund is not payable if the student has received a letter of offer with discounted English fees when either the student commences their program late or for part time studies to complete their program.ffWhere a student has been granted a deferral of commencement in their course due to a delay in their visa grant, tuition fees paid would be transferred to the subsequent semester. Where the student fails to take up the place in the subsequent semester, a refund of fees will only be granted if the student’s visa is refused.ff In the case of an approved transfer to another Australian Institution, allowable refunds will only be paid to the student.ffNo refunds will be paid to third parties.ffAll refunds are made in Australian dollars.ff In the case of a refund agreed to by the Institute for a student returning home, the refund will be sent after the Institute is satisfied that you have left Australia. Evidence of travel will be required.ff This agreement does not remove the right to take further action under Australia’s consumer protection law.

6. Incorrect, Incomplete or Misleading Information CIT/ISU have the right to vary or revise any decision regarding this application if information provided is found to be incorrect, incomplete or misleading.

7. Cancellation, withdrawal or “fast tracking” of your program You must provide ISU notice in writing, that you are withdrawing from your program at least 14 days prior to the commencement of each semester. You are still responsible for your fees regardless of whether you enrol in your subjects or not. The term “enrolled” into a program is based on your Letter of Offer and or COE for the duration of your course unless you have formally withdrawn in writing and presented the withdrawal to the ISU as previously advised. Failure to give 14 days notice will mean that you are still responsible to pay the tuition fees for the current semester. If you wish to transfer to another institution within the first 6 months of your principal course, a letter of offer from the new institution will need to be provided with the application to transfer. Requests for transfers must be made in writing to ISU. If the Senior Manager of ISU approves a transfer, this will be in accordance with DIAC Policy and the Institute’s Refund Policy and a letter of release will be issued. No fees will be refunded for the current study period (i.e. semester) if notification has not been given 14 days prior to the commencement date on your letter of offer. If you have paid fees in advance of the current semester a refund maybe granted less any Education Agents commission payable. If you “Fast Track” your program resulting in early completion, the full program fees still apply.

8. Additional qualifications Program fees which appear in this guide are based on per qualification (unless indicated). If you study more than one qualification you will be charged as additional fees based on the additional subjects chosen. You will need to indicate at the time of application if you wish to gain more than 1 qualification.

DeclarationI certify that the information provided on this form and attachments is true and correct and understand that, if I am accepted for a place in the Canberra Institute of Technology:ff It is my responsibility to obtain a passport and visa for entry into Australiaff I am responsible for the return air fares, health cover, accommodation and living expenses of myself and my dependents while undertaking the courseff I must pay the course fees by semester in advanceff I must attend regularly and make satisfactory progressff I accept the terms and conditions set out in this brochureff I will allow the CIT International Services Unit to provide information related to my studies to my parents, guardians or scholarship provider if requiredff I consent to DIAC providing CIT with any information about my visa status from the time of my application to the time of my departure from CIT.

................................................................................................................Signature of Applicant (if the applicant is under 18 years of age, the signature of the parent or guardian is required and needs to be specified).

Date ............../............../..................

When studying English at CIT you are given the

chance to practice all the time. The equipment and

all the computer labs are great and very efficient. I really

enjoy learning new things and meeting new people.

CIT is a good option to take for international

students wishing to study English.

Karina Sanchez, Mexico

English Language Studies

English Student Testimonial C A N B E R R A I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y

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annual flower festival

The Australian War Memorial

Telstra Tower

Parliament House

The National Museum of Australia

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Black Swans on Canberra’s

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International Services UnitCanberra Institute of Technology

CRICOS No. 00001K

Room C102, First Floor, Building C, Vowels CrescentBruce Campus, Haydon Drive, BRUCE, ACT 2617

Canberra, Australia

PO Box 226, Jamison ACT 2614, Canberra, Australia

T: +61 2 6207 4662 F: +61 2 6207 4666 E: isu@cit.edu.au

www.cit.edu.au/international

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Canberra, Australia's Capital City. Located in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT).

Application Form

Study English at Canberra’s highly regarded English Language Centre!The Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) is recognised nationally and internationally for our excellence in course delivery, integration of technology and quality facilities. We recognise that flexibility and choice are an important part of your decision to undertake further education and training.

The English Language Centre at CIT offers flexible and practical study options to enhance your English skills.

CIT’s English courses are offered to all language levels from beginner to advanced and cover a wide range of skills in reading, writing, speaking, listening and study skills.

We provide a rewarding study experience for international students at a convenient location. Being situated at Reid Campus in the city means students are in walking distance to stylish cafes, restaurants and bars plus many of Canberra’s famous attractions.

Teachers who know how to help…

Our teachers are university trained English specialists. They help you to learn quickly, whatever your English level. Many of our teachers have also taught overseas which helps them understand the needs of our international students.

Our courses cover all language levels from beginner to advanced. You will be placed in the level that best meets your learning needs, where you can develop your English skills in reading, writing, speaking, listening and study skills.

When you finish your English course, you can continue your studies in Australia, at CIT or at University.

We use the latest learner-centred teaching methods to help you learn quickly.

Learning activities include:

ff Conversation and oral language practiceff Grammar practiceff Reading and writing exercisesff Individualised listening and speaking in the language laboratoryff Computer based language learningff Group workff Games, excursions and guest speakers

Personal Details (As written/featured on your passport)

Male Female Date of Birth ......../......../...............

Family Name ........................................................................................

Given Name(s) .......................................................................................

Country of Birth .......................................................................................

Citizenship ........................................................................................

Passport Number ................................ Expiry Date ......../......../........

Visa Category ................................... Expiry Date ......../......../........

Address .........................................................................................

.........................................................................................

Telephone ................................... Facsimile ......................................

Email .........................................................................................

Are you a sponsored student? (i.e. AusAid, Endeavour or own government sponsored) Yes No

If yes, please indicate who your sponsor is: ...................................................

Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)

Single Family

English Language Proficiency

Have you studied at secondary/tertiary level with English as the medium of instruction? Yes NoHave you undertaken a test in English? Yes NoIf yes indicate test and score.

IELTS........................... TOEFL.......................... Other.............................

You must attach to your application evidence of your studies in English, certified copies of your English test results or other proof of your proficiency in English.

English Course

Please tick one of the following:

1. English Language Skills Certificate I Certificate II ffCertificate III ffCertificate IV

2. Certificate IV in Academic English (Entry IELTS 5.5)

3. Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English (Entry IELTS 5.5)

When would you like to start your English course? (Please check the starting dates in this booklet)

Start Date ......../......../.................

Please tick number of weeks:

5 wks 10 wks 15 wks 20 wks

25 wks 30 wks 35 wks 40 wks

Teachers and students from the English Language Centre having an Aussie barbecue in the park Course in

Elementary English

10 weeks

*Entry: 3.0 Certificate I in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 4.0

Certificate II in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 4.5 Certificate III in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.0

English Language

Courseff Elementary Englishff Certificates I – IV in English Language Skillsff Certificate IV in Academic English

Duration 10–15 weeks per course

Intake

Semester 1 20123 January, 6 February, 13 March, 23 April, 28 May

Semester 2 201216 July, 20 August, 2 October, 5 November

Campus Reid

Tuition Fees $260* (AUD) per week *Fees are subject to change

OverviewStudents will learn the English they will need for living and studying in Australia.

At the higher levels students will also learn the language and study skills they need for further study in Australia. All levels include social and conversational English as these are important in any social, professional or educational context.

Students also develop confidence in using English through experiencing the Australian culture.

Job OpportunitiesThese courses prepare students for further study at CIT or university, or to return to jobs in their country of origin that require a proficiency in English language.

Teaching Methods and AssessmentProfessionally qualified teachers use class room delivery, lectures, tutorials, discussion groups, computer assisted learning and online materials to deliver courses.

Facilities for teaching and learning include classrooms, lecture theatres, libraries, 24 hour computer laboratories, study centres, flexible learning centres and individual tutorial assistance. Interactive computerised whiteboards are also used to enhance learning.

Students will be assessed using both formal and informal methods. These include observation of role-plays and pair work, interviews, presentations, practical exercises, portfolios of written work, written tests, reports and observation of group and class work. Assessment tasks will be contextualised and realistic.

Areas of Studyff Conversational skillsff General study skills for the Australian contextff Grammarff Listening and note-takingff Negotiating complex interchangesff Oral presentationsff Readingff Reading a range of texts including academic and media-related texts

ff Referencing skillsff Research strategiesff Skills for group discussionsff Speaking and listening to Englishff Vocabulary developmentff Writingff Writing essays, assignments and letters

Extra Fees (AUD)Materials and Equipment Fees*Textbooks $40 per courseExcursions $20 per course

*All costs are approximate

Pathways to Further Study Successful completion of Certificate II in English Language Skills is recognised as the equivalent of IELTS 5.0. For other equivalences see table below:

Certificate IV in Spoken and Written

English - Further Studies

6 months

*Entry: 5.5

Certificate IV in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.5

Certificate IV in Academic English

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.5

or

or

*Entry = IELTS Equivalent of...

Certificate III in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.0

English Language (Further Studies)

Course ff Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English - Further Studies

Duration 6 months

Intake Semester 1 (February) and Semester 2 (July) 2012

Campus Reid

Tuition Fees $7,000 (AUD)

Entry Requirements

ff IELTS 5.5 or equivalent (with no band score less than 5.5)

OverviewThe Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English (Further Studies) prepares students for study at a university in Australia.

It provides specialised English Language preparation which covers all aspects of reading, writing, speaking and listening in English at a level that will enable students to study effectively at university level. It also familiarises students with the study skills required in an Australian university context.

Job OpportunitiesThis course prepares students specifically for study at university.

Teaching Methods and AssessmentProfessionally qualified teachers use class room delivery, lectures, tutorials, discussion groups, computer assisted learning and online materials to deliver courses.

Facilities for teaching and learning include classrooms, lecture theatres, libraries, 24 hour computer laboratories, study centres, flexible learning centres and individual tutorial assistance.

Interactive computerised whiteboards are also used to enhance learning.

Assessment includes written in-class tests, projects, oral presentations, conversations and interviews. These will be conducted in authentic examination conditions to prepare learners for examinations they may undertake in further studies.

Areas of StudyThis course will cover a comprehensive range of skills to prepare international students for studying at university in Australia, including:ff Advanced grammar and vocabularyff Delivering presentationsff Discussion skills for seminars and tutorialsff General study skills for the university contextff Reading and note-taking from academic textsff Researching and writing at university levelff Understanding and taking notes at lectures and presentationsff Using bibliographic and referencing conventionsff Writing critical evaluations

Extra Fees (AUD)Materials and Equipment Fees*Textbooks $40 per courseExcursions $20 per course

*All costs are approximate

Pathways to Further Study Successful completion of the Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English - Further Studies is recognised as meeting the English admission requirements of the University of Canberra.

Further Tertiary Study8 monthsApproximately

*Entry = IELTS Equivalent of...

Certificate IV in Spoken and Written

English - Further Studies

6 months

*Entry: 5.5

Enhance your English!

ff Please complete ALL sections of this form in BLOCK LETTERSff Tick boxes where appropriateff Include certified copies of academic qualifications and English language proficiencyff Incomplete applications will NOT be accepted.ff Post, fax or email this form and attachments to:

International Services Unit Canberra Institute of Technology

PO Box 226 JAMISON ACT 2614 AUSTRALIA

Telephone +61 2 6207 4662 Fax +61 2 6207 4666

Email isuadmissions@cit.edu.au

CRICOS No. 00001K

Attach Passport Photo Here

Authorised CIT Representative’s Stamp (ONLY)

Application Form

Study English at Canberra’s highly regarded English Language Centre!The Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) is recognised nationally and internationally for our excellence in course delivery, integration of technology and quality facilities. We recognise that flexibility and choice are an important part of your decision to undertake further education and training.

The English Language Centre at CIT offers flexible and practical study options to enhance your English skills.

CIT’s English courses are offered to all language levels from beginner to advanced and cover a wide range of skills in reading, writing, speaking, listening and study skills.

We provide a rewarding study experience for international students at a convenient location. Being situated at Reid Campus in the city means students are in walking distance to stylish cafes, restaurants and bars plus many of Canberra’s famous attractions.

Teachers who know how to help…

Our teachers are university trained English specialists. They help you to learn quickly, whatever your English level. Many of our teachers have also taught overseas which helps them understand the needs of our international students.

Our courses cover all language levels from beginner to advanced. You will be placed in the level that best meets your learning needs, where you can develop your English skills in reading, writing, speaking, listening and study skills.

When you finish your English course, you can continue your studies in Australia, at CIT or at University.

We use the latest learner-centred teaching methods to help you learn quickly.

Learning activities include:

ff Conversation and oral language practiceff Grammar practiceff Reading and writing exercisesff Individualised listening and speaking in the language laboratoryff Computer based language learningff Group workff Games, excursions and guest speakers

Personal Details (As written/featured on your passport)

Male Female Date of Birth ......../......../...............

Family Name ........................................................................................

Given Name(s) .......................................................................................

Country of Birth .......................................................................................

Citizenship ........................................................................................

Passport Number ................................ Expiry Date ......../......../........

Visa Category ................................... Expiry Date ......../......../........

Address .........................................................................................

.........................................................................................

Telephone ................................... Facsimile ......................................

Email .........................................................................................

Are you a sponsored student? (i.e. AusAid, Endeavour or own government sponsored) Yes No

If yes, please indicate who your sponsor is: ...................................................

Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)

Single Family

English Language Proficiency

Have you studied at secondary/tertiary level with English as the medium of instruction? Yes NoHave you undertaken a test in English? Yes NoIf yes indicate test and score.

IELTS........................... TOEFL.......................... Other.............................

You must attach to your application evidence of your studies in English, certified copies of your English test results or other proof of your proficiency in English.

English Course

Please tick one of the following:

1. English Language Skills Certificate I Certificate II ffCertificate III ffCertificate IV

2. Certificate IV in Academic English (Entry IELTS 5.5)

3. Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English (Entry IELTS 5.5)

When would you like to start your English course? (Please check the starting dates in this booklet)

Start Date ......../......../.................

Please tick number of weeks:

5 wks 10 wks 15 wks 20 wks

25 wks 30 wks 35 wks 40 wks

Teachers and students from the English Language Centre having an Aussie barbecue in the park Course in

Elementary English

10 weeks

*Entry: 3.0 Certificate I in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 4.0

Certificate II in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 4.5 Certificate III in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.0

English Language

Courseff Elementary Englishff Certificates I – IV in English Language Skillsff Certificate IV in Academic English

Duration 10–15 weeks per course

Intake

Semester 1 20123 January, 6 February, 13 March, 23 April, 28 May

Semester 2 201216 July, 20 August, 2 October, 5 November

Campus Reid

Tuition Fees $260* (AUD) per week *Fees are subject to change

OverviewStudents will learn the English they will need for living and studying in Australia.

At the higher levels students will also learn the language and study skills they need for further study in Australia. All levels include social and conversational English as these are important in any social, professional or educational context.

Students also develop confidence in using English through experiencing the Australian culture.

Job OpportunitiesThese courses prepare students for further study at CIT or university, or to return to jobs in their country of origin that require a proficiency in English language.

Teaching Methods and AssessmentProfessionally qualified teachers use class room delivery, lectures, tutorials, discussion groups, computer assisted learning and online materials to deliver courses.

Facilities for teaching and learning include classrooms, lecture theatres, libraries, 24 hour computer laboratories, study centres, flexible learning centres and individual tutorial assistance. Interactive computerised whiteboards are also used to enhance learning.

Students will be assessed using both formal and informal methods. These include observation of role-plays and pair work, interviews, presentations, practical exercises, portfolios of written work, written tests, reports and observation of group and class work. Assessment tasks will be contextualised and realistic.

Areas of Studyff Conversational skillsff General study skills for the Australian contextff Grammarff Listening and note-takingff Negotiating complex interchangesff Oral presentationsff Readingff Reading a range of texts including academic and media-related texts

ff Referencing skillsff Research strategiesff Skills for group discussionsff Speaking and listening to Englishff Vocabulary developmentff Writingff Writing essays, assignments and letters

Extra Fees (AUD)Materials and Equipment Fees*Textbooks $40 per courseExcursions $20 per course

*All costs are approximate

Pathways to Further Study Successful completion of Certificate II in English Language Skills is recognised as the equivalent of IELTS 5.0. For other equivalences see table below:

Certificate IV in Spoken and Written

English - Further Studies

6 months

*Entry: 5.5

Certificate IV in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.5

Certificate IV in Academic English

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.5

or

or

*Entry = IELTS Equivalent of...

Certificate III in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.0

English Language (Further Studies)

Course ff Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English - Further Studies

Duration 6 months

Intake Semester 1 (February) and Semester 2 (July) 2012

Campus Reid

Tuition Fees $7,000 (AUD)

Entry Requirements

ff IELTS 5.5 or equivalent (with no band score less than 5.5)

OverviewThe Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English (Further Studies) prepares students for study at a university in Australia.

It provides specialised English Language preparation which covers all aspects of reading, writing, speaking and listening in English at a level that will enable students to study effectively at university level. It also familiarises students with the study skills required in an Australian university context.

Job OpportunitiesThis course prepares students specifically for study at university.

Teaching Methods and AssessmentProfessionally qualified teachers use class room delivery, lectures, tutorials, discussion groups, computer assisted learning and online materials to deliver courses.

Facilities for teaching and learning include classrooms, lecture theatres, libraries, 24 hour computer laboratories, study centres, flexible learning centres and individual tutorial assistance.

Interactive computerised whiteboards are also used to enhance learning.

Assessment includes written in-class tests, projects, oral presentations, conversations and interviews. These will be conducted in authentic examination conditions to prepare learners for examinations they may undertake in further studies.

Areas of StudyThis course will cover a comprehensive range of skills to prepare international students for studying at university in Australia, including:ff Advanced grammar and vocabularyff Delivering presentationsff Discussion skills for seminars and tutorialsff General study skills for the university contextff Reading and note-taking from academic textsff Researching and writing at university levelff Understanding and taking notes at lectures and presentationsff Using bibliographic and referencing conventionsff Writing critical evaluations

Extra Fees (AUD)Materials and Equipment Fees*Textbooks $40 per courseExcursions $20 per course

*All costs are approximate

Pathways to Further Study Successful completion of the Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English - Further Studies is recognised as meeting the English admission requirements of the University of Canberra.

Further Tertiary Study8 monthsApproximately

*Entry = IELTS Equivalent of...

Certificate IV in Spoken and Written

English - Further Studies

6 months

*Entry: 5.5

Enhance your English!

ff Please complete ALL sections of this form in BLOCK LETTERSff Tick boxes where appropriateff Include certified copies of academic qualifications and English language proficiencyff Incomplete applications will NOT be accepted.ff Post, fax or email this form and attachments to:

International Services Unit Canberra Institute of Technology

PO Box 226 JAMISON ACT 2614 AUSTRALIA

Telephone +61 2 6207 4662 Fax +61 2 6207 4666

Email isuadmissions@cit.edu.au

CRICOS No. 00001K

Attach Passport Photo Here

Authorised CIT Representative’s Stamp (ONLY)

Application Form

Study English at Canberra’s highly regarded English Language Centre!The Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) is recognised nationally and internationally for our excellence in course delivery, integration of technology and quality facilities. We recognise that flexibility and choice are an important part of your decision to undertake further education and training.

The English Language Centre at CIT offers flexible and practical study options to enhance your English skills.

CIT’s English courses are offered to all language levels from beginner to advanced and cover a wide range of skills in reading, writing, speaking, listening and study skills.

We provide a rewarding study experience for international students at a convenient location. Being situated at Reid Campus in the city means students are in walking distance to stylish cafes, restaurants and bars plus many of Canberra’s famous attractions.

Teachers who know how to help…

Our teachers are university trained English specialists. They help you to learn quickly, whatever your English level. Many of our teachers have also taught overseas which helps them understand the needs of our international students.

Our courses cover all language levels from beginner to advanced. You will be placed in the level that best meets your learning needs, where you can develop your English skills in reading, writing, speaking, listening and study skills.

When you finish your English course, you can continue your studies in Australia, at CIT or at University.

We use the latest learner-centred teaching methods to help you learn quickly.

Learning activities include:

ff Conversation and oral language practiceff Grammar practiceff Reading and writing exercisesff Individualised listening and speaking in the language laboratoryff Computer based language learningff Group workff Games, excursions and guest speakers

Personal Details (As written/featured on your passport)

Male Female Date of Birth ......../......../...............

Family Name ........................................................................................

Given Name(s) .......................................................................................

Country of Birth .......................................................................................

Citizenship ........................................................................................

Passport Number ................................ Expiry Date ......../......../........

Visa Category ................................... Expiry Date ......../......../........

Address .........................................................................................

.........................................................................................

Telephone ................................... Facsimile ......................................

Email .........................................................................................

Are you a sponsored student? (i.e. AusAid, Endeavour or own government sponsored) Yes No

If yes, please indicate who your sponsor is: ...................................................

Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)

Single Family

English Language Proficiency

Have you studied at secondary/tertiary level with English as the medium of instruction? Yes NoHave you undertaken a test in English? Yes NoIf yes indicate test and score.

IELTS........................... TOEFL.......................... Other.............................

You must attach to your application evidence of your studies in English, certified copies of your English test results or other proof of your proficiency in English.

English Course

Please tick one of the following:

1. English Language Skills Certificate I Certificate II ffCertificate III ffCertificate IV

2. Certificate IV in Academic English (Entry IELTS 5.5)

3. Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English (Entry IELTS 5.5)

When would you like to start your English course? (Please check the starting dates in this booklet)

Start Date ......../......../.................

Please tick number of weeks:

5 wks 10 wks 15 wks 20 wks

25 wks 30 wks 35 wks 40 wks

Teachers and students from the English Language Centre having an Aussie barbecue in the park Course in

Elementary English

10 weeks

*Entry: 3.0 Certificate I in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 4.0

Certificate II in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 4.5 Certificate III in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.0

English Language

Courseff Elementary Englishff Certificates I – IV in English Language Skillsff Certificate IV in Academic English

Duration 10–15 weeks per course

Intake

Semester 1 20123 January, 6 February, 13 March, 23 April, 28 May

Semester 2 201216 July, 20 August, 2 October, 5 November

Campus Reid

Tuition Fees $260* (AUD) per week *Fees are subject to change

OverviewStudents will learn the English they will need for living and studying in Australia.

At the higher levels students will also learn the language and study skills they need for further study in Australia. All levels include social and conversational English as these are important in any social, professional or educational context.

Students also develop confidence in using English through experiencing the Australian culture.

Job OpportunitiesThese courses prepare students for further study at CIT or university, or to return to jobs in their country of origin that require a proficiency in English language.

Teaching Methods and AssessmentProfessionally qualified teachers use class room delivery, lectures, tutorials, discussion groups, computer assisted learning and online materials to deliver courses.

Facilities for teaching and learning include classrooms, lecture theatres, libraries, 24 hour computer laboratories, study centres, flexible learning centres and individual tutorial assistance. Interactive computerised whiteboards are also used to enhance learning.

Students will be assessed using both formal and informal methods. These include observation of role-plays and pair work, interviews, presentations, practical exercises, portfolios of written work, written tests, reports and observation of group and class work. Assessment tasks will be contextualised and realistic.

Areas of Studyff Conversational skillsff General study skills for the Australian contextff Grammarff Listening and note-takingff Negotiating complex interchangesff Oral presentationsff Readingff Reading a range of texts including academic and media-related texts

ff Referencing skillsff Research strategiesff Skills for group discussionsff Speaking and listening to Englishff Vocabulary developmentff Writingff Writing essays, assignments and letters

Extra Fees (AUD)Materials and Equipment Fees*Textbooks $40 per courseExcursions $20 per course

*All costs are approximate

Pathways to Further Study Successful completion of Certificate II in English Language Skills is recognised as the equivalent of IELTS 5.0. For other equivalences see table below:

Certificate IV in Spoken and Written

English - Further Studies

6 months

*Entry: 5.5

Certificate IV in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.5

Certificate IV in Academic English

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.5

or

or

*Entry = IELTS Equivalent of...

Certificate III in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.0

English Language (Further Studies)

Course ff Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English - Further Studies

Duration 6 months

Intake Semester 1 (February) and Semester 2 (July) 2012

Campus Reid

Tuition Fees $7,000 (AUD)

Entry Requirements

ff IELTS 5.5 or equivalent (with no band score less than 5.5)

OverviewThe Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English (Further Studies) prepares students for study at a university in Australia.

It provides specialised English Language preparation which covers all aspects of reading, writing, speaking and listening in English at a level that will enable students to study effectively at university level. It also familiarises students with the study skills required in an Australian university context.

Job OpportunitiesThis course prepares students specifically for study at university.

Teaching Methods and AssessmentProfessionally qualified teachers use class room delivery, lectures, tutorials, discussion groups, computer assisted learning and online materials to deliver courses.

Facilities for teaching and learning include classrooms, lecture theatres, libraries, 24 hour computer laboratories, study centres, flexible learning centres and individual tutorial assistance.

Interactive computerised whiteboards are also used to enhance learning.

Assessment includes written in-class tests, projects, oral presentations, conversations and interviews. These will be conducted in authentic examination conditions to prepare learners for examinations they may undertake in further studies.

Areas of StudyThis course will cover a comprehensive range of skills to prepare international students for studying at university in Australia, including:ff Advanced grammar and vocabularyff Delivering presentationsff Discussion skills for seminars and tutorialsff General study skills for the university contextff Reading and note-taking from academic textsff Researching and writing at university levelff Understanding and taking notes at lectures and presentationsff Using bibliographic and referencing conventionsff Writing critical evaluations

Extra Fees (AUD)Materials and Equipment Fees*Textbooks $40 per courseExcursions $20 per course

*All costs are approximate

Pathways to Further Study Successful completion of the Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English - Further Studies is recognised as meeting the English admission requirements of the University of Canberra.

Further Tertiary Study8 monthsApproximately

*Entry = IELTS Equivalent of...

Certificate IV in Spoken and Written

English - Further Studies

6 months

*Entry: 5.5

Enhance your English!

ff Please complete ALL sections of this form in BLOCK LETTERSff Tick boxes where appropriateff Include certified copies of academic qualifications and English language proficiencyff Incomplete applications will NOT be accepted.ff Post, fax or email this form and attachments to:

International Services Unit Canberra Institute of Technology

PO Box 226 JAMISON ACT 2614 AUSTRALIA

Telephone +61 2 6207 4662 Fax +61 2 6207 4666

Email isuadmissions@cit.edu.au

CRICOS No. 00001K

Attach Passport Photo Here

Authorised CIT Representative’s Stamp (ONLY)

Application Form

Study English at Canberra’s highly regarded English Language Centre!The Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) is recognised nationally and internationally for our excellence in course delivery, integration of technology and quality facilities. We recognise that flexibility and choice are an important part of your decision to undertake further education and training.

The English Language Centre at CIT offers flexible and practical study options to enhance your English skills.

CIT’s English courses are offered to all language levels from beginner to advanced and cover a wide range of skills in reading, writing, speaking, listening and study skills.

We provide a rewarding study experience for international students at a convenient location. Being situated at Reid Campus in the city means students are in walking distance to stylish cafes, restaurants and bars plus many of Canberra’s famous attractions.

Teachers who know how to help…

Our teachers are university trained English specialists. They help you to learn quickly, whatever your English level. Many of our teachers have also taught overseas which helps them understand the needs of our international students.

Our courses cover all language levels from beginner to advanced. You will be placed in the level that best meets your learning needs, where you can develop your English skills in reading, writing, speaking, listening and study skills.

When you finish your English course, you can continue your studies in Australia, at CIT or at University.

We use the latest learner-centred teaching methods to help you learn quickly.

Learning activities include:

ff Conversation and oral language practiceff Grammar practiceff Reading and writing exercisesff Individualised listening and speaking in the language laboratoryff Computer based language learningff Group workff Games, excursions and guest speakers

Personal Details (As written/featured on your passport)

Male Female Date of Birth ......../......../...............

Family Name ........................................................................................

Given Name(s) .......................................................................................

Country of Birth .......................................................................................

Citizenship ........................................................................................

Passport Number ................................ Expiry Date ......../......../........

Visa Category ................................... Expiry Date ......../......../........

Address .........................................................................................

.........................................................................................

Telephone ................................... Facsimile ......................................

Email .........................................................................................

Are you a sponsored student? (i.e. AusAid, Endeavour or own government sponsored) Yes No

If yes, please indicate who your sponsor is: ...................................................

Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)

Single Family

English Language Proficiency

Have you studied at secondary/tertiary level with English as the medium of instruction? Yes NoHave you undertaken a test in English? Yes NoIf yes indicate test and score.

IELTS........................... TOEFL.......................... Other.............................

You must attach to your application evidence of your studies in English, certified copies of your English test results or other proof of your proficiency in English.

English Course

Please tick one of the following:

1. English Language Skills Certificate I Certificate II ffCertificate III ffCertificate IV

2. Certificate IV in Academic English (Entry IELTS 5.5)

3. Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English (Entry IELTS 5.5)

When would you like to start your English course? (Please check the starting dates in this booklet)

Start Date ......../......../.................

Please tick number of weeks:

5 wks 10 wks 15 wks 20 wks

25 wks 30 wks 35 wks 40 wks

Teachers and students from the English Language Centre having an Aussie barbecue in the park Course in

Elementary English

10 weeks

*Entry: 3.0 Certificate I in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 4.0

Certificate II in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 4.5 Certificate III in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.0

English Language

Courseff Elementary Englishff Certificates I – IV in English Language Skillsff Certificate IV in Academic English

Duration 10–15 weeks per course

Intake

Semester 1 20123 January, 6 February, 13 March, 23 April, 28 May

Semester 2 201216 July, 20 August, 2 October, 5 November

Campus Reid

Tuition Fees $260* (AUD) per week *Fees are subject to change

OverviewStudents will learn the English they will need for living and studying in Australia.

At the higher levels students will also learn the language and study skills they need for further study in Australia. All levels include social and conversational English as these are important in any social, professional or educational context.

Students also develop confidence in using English through experiencing the Australian culture.

Job OpportunitiesThese courses prepare students for further study at CIT or university, or to return to jobs in their country of origin that require a proficiency in English language.

Teaching Methods and AssessmentProfessionally qualified teachers use class room delivery, lectures, tutorials, discussion groups, computer assisted learning and online materials to deliver courses.

Facilities for teaching and learning include classrooms, lecture theatres, libraries, 24 hour computer laboratories, study centres, flexible learning centres and individual tutorial assistance. Interactive computerised whiteboards are also used to enhance learning.

Students will be assessed using both formal and informal methods. These include observation of role-plays and pair work, interviews, presentations, practical exercises, portfolios of written work, written tests, reports and observation of group and class work. Assessment tasks will be contextualised and realistic.

Areas of Studyff Conversational skillsff General study skills for the Australian contextff Grammarff Listening and note-takingff Negotiating complex interchangesff Oral presentationsff Readingff Reading a range of texts including academic and media-related texts

ff Referencing skillsff Research strategiesff Skills for group discussionsff Speaking and listening to Englishff Vocabulary developmentff Writingff Writing essays, assignments and letters

Extra Fees (AUD)Materials and Equipment Fees*Textbooks $40 per courseExcursions $20 per course

*All costs are approximate

Pathways to Further Study Successful completion of Certificate II in English Language Skills is recognised as the equivalent of IELTS 5.0. For other equivalences see table below:

Certificate IV in Spoken and Written

English - Further Studies

6 months

*Entry: 5.5

Certificate IV in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.5

Certificate IV in Academic English

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.5

or

or

*Entry = IELTS Equivalent of...

Certificate III in English

Language Skills

10 weeks

*Entry: 5.0

English Language (Further Studies)

Course ff Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English - Further Studies

Duration 6 months

Intake Semester 1 (February) and Semester 2 (July) 2012

Campus Reid

Tuition Fees $7,000 (AUD)

Entry Requirements

ff IELTS 5.5 or equivalent (with no band score less than 5.5)

OverviewThe Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English (Further Studies) prepares students for study at a university in Australia.

It provides specialised English Language preparation which covers all aspects of reading, writing, speaking and listening in English at a level that will enable students to study effectively at university level. It also familiarises students with the study skills required in an Australian university context.

Job OpportunitiesThis course prepares students specifically for study at university.

Teaching Methods and AssessmentProfessionally qualified teachers use class room delivery, lectures, tutorials, discussion groups, computer assisted learning and online materials to deliver courses.

Facilities for teaching and learning include classrooms, lecture theatres, libraries, 24 hour computer laboratories, study centres, flexible learning centres and individual tutorial assistance.

Interactive computerised whiteboards are also used to enhance learning.

Assessment includes written in-class tests, projects, oral presentations, conversations and interviews. These will be conducted in authentic examination conditions to prepare learners for examinations they may undertake in further studies.

Areas of StudyThis course will cover a comprehensive range of skills to prepare international students for studying at university in Australia, including:ff Advanced grammar and vocabularyff Delivering presentationsff Discussion skills for seminars and tutorialsff General study skills for the university contextff Reading and note-taking from academic textsff Researching and writing at university levelff Understanding and taking notes at lectures and presentationsff Using bibliographic and referencing conventionsff Writing critical evaluations

Extra Fees (AUD)Materials and Equipment Fees*Textbooks $40 per courseExcursions $20 per course

*All costs are approximate

Pathways to Further Study Successful completion of the Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English - Further Studies is recognised as meeting the English admission requirements of the University of Canberra.

Further Tertiary Study8 monthsApproximately

*Entry = IELTS Equivalent of...

Certificate IV in Spoken and Written

English - Further Studies

6 months

*Entry: 5.5

Enhance your English!

ff Please complete ALL sections of this form in BLOCK LETTERSff Tick boxes where appropriateff Include certified copies of academic qualifications and English language proficiencyff Incomplete applications will NOT be accepted.ff Post, fax or email this form and attachments to:

International Services Unit Canberra Institute of Technology

PO Box 226 JAMISON ACT 2614 AUSTRALIA

Telephone +61 2 6207 4662 Fax +61 2 6207 4666

Email isuadmissions@cit.edu.au

CRICOS No. 00001K

Attach Passport Photo Here

Authorised CIT Representative’s Stamp (ONLY)

TERMS AND CONDITIONS - Entry ConditionsI have read, understood and agree to abide by the following conditions:

1. Student Visa Conditions You must abide by the student conditions of your student visa relating to fees, course performance, class commitment (and maintain a valid enrolment for your chosen course of study), work rights and good conduct and where applicable the course attendance requirement of 80% at CIT. If you are judged to have not complied with these visa conditions, CIT is required to notify immigration authorities. This may result in cancellation of your student visa and you may be required to return to your own country. You must also notify CIT within 7 days of your arrival in Australia of your current residential address and must advise any changes of address within 7 days. CIT is required by law to keep your residential address so you can be contacted if you do not satisfy course requirements. If you do not abide by this condition, you may not be aware of any such contact by CIT. This situation may lead to the cancellation of your student visa. CIT will monitor your “Academic Performance and Attendance” in accordance with the CIT “International Student Compliance with ESOS Act Policy” (www.cit.edu.au/current/policies). Under this policy CIT reserves the right to provide to the Australia Government your personal and contact details, course enrolment details and any changes and circumstances of any suspected breach of your student visa conditions.

2. Release of Information The information provided in this Application is required by the Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) and the Australian Government Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) as evidence of enrolment in a course registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) – http://cricos.deewr.gov.au

2.1 The offer of place and enrolment of the student must be made in accordance with the provisions of the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000; the ESOS Regulations 2001 and the National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students (The National Code 2007).

2.2 This information will be made available to other Australian Commonwealth, State or Territory government agencies. Information will include personal and contact details, course enrolment details and changes, and the circumstance of any suspected breach by the student of a student visa condition.

3. Payment of Tuition Fees and Other Expenses Where the course duration is less than one year, the full fee is payable prior to the commencement of the course. The balance of your fees is payable in advance for each semester. An invoice will be sent to you prior to the commencement of each new semester, it will include the date for payment of your fees. Failure to pay by the due date will attract a late fee of $250 and will be a breach of your student visa requirements. If you fail to pay your fees by the due date because you did not receive your invoice due to a change of address and CIT/ISU were not advised of the change of address, the late fee will still be payable. You are responsible for your tuition fees, text books, stationary and any material fees relevant to your course. You are also responsible for accommodation and living expenses and for the purchase of your own text books and stationery while doing the course. Fees are correct at the time of offer but are subject to review on an annual basis.

4. Overseas Student Health Cover As a condition of your Student Visa, you must maintain health insurance cover by an approved Overseas Student Health Cover Scheme for the duration of your visa. CIT’s current recommended OSHC insurer is Worldcare. Under Worldcare’s scheme, your health insurance policy will cover you and your dependants against basic medical and hospital expenses in Australia. This cover will be for the duration of your course (or visa). Premiums must be paid before you can be issued with a Confirmation of Enrolment Form (COE). If you have coverage from an alternative OSHC provider, evidence of this coverage must be produced before a COE can be issued.

5. Refund of Tuition Fees

ff The Institute will refund all tuition payments if your course is cancelled.ff The Institute will refund all payments other than the Administration fee of A$250 if you are unable to obtain a student visa to arrive in Australia to commence your course. In this case the refund will only be paid if written evidence of the refusal has been provided by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship or in-country Embassy or High Commission.ff The Institute will refund all tuition payments other than the Administration fee of A$250 (and agent’s fees) if you cancel your enrolment in writing 14 days before the commencement date stated on your Letter of Offer. A refund will not be paid if you fail to give at least 14 days notice of cancellation of our enrolment or if the course commencement date as stated on your Letter of Offer has passed. ff In the case of an English language program where you have already commenced studies, a refund of tuition fees may only be granted if notice in writing of a withdrawal from studies is received 14 days prior to the commencement of the next five week block of studies. In this case, a refund may be granted less an administration fee of A$250 plus agent’s fee if applicable.

ffA refund is not payable if the student has received a letter of offer with discounted English fees when either the student commences their program late or for part time studies to complete their program.ffWhere a student has been granted a deferral of commencement in their course due to a delay in their visa grant, tuition fees paid would be transferred to the subsequent semester. Where the student fails to take up the place in the subsequent semester, a refund of fees will only be granted if the student’s visa is refused.ff In the case of an approved transfer to another Australian Institution, allowable refunds will only be paid to the student.ffNo refunds will be paid to third parties.ffAll refunds are made in Australian dollars.ff In the case of a refund agreed to by the Institute for a student returning home, the refund will be sent after the Institute is satisfied that you have left Australia. Evidence of travel will be required.ff This agreement does not remove the right to take further action under Australia’s consumer protection law.

6. Incorrect, Incomplete or Misleading Information CIT/ISU have the right to vary or revise any decision regarding this application if information provided is found to be incorrect, incomplete or misleading.

7. Cancellation, withdrawal or “fast tracking” of your program You must provide ISU notice in writing, that you are withdrawing from your program at least 14 days prior to the commencement of each semester. You are still responsible for your fees regardless of whether you enrol in your subjects or not. The term “enrolled” into a program is based on your Letter of Offer and or COE for the duration of your course unless you have formally withdrawn in writing and presented the withdrawal to the ISU as previously advised. Failure to give 14 days notice will mean that you are still responsible to pay the tuition fees for the current semester. If you wish to transfer to another institution within the first 6 months of your principal course, a letter of offer from the new institution will need to be provided with the application to transfer. Requests for transfers must be made in writing to ISU. If the Senior Manager of ISU approves a transfer, this will be in accordance with DIAC Policy and the Institute’s Refund Policy and a letter of release will be issued. No fees will be refunded for the current study period (i.e. semester) if notification has not been given 14 days prior to the commencement date on your letter of offer. If you have paid fees in advance of the current semester a refund maybe granted less any Education Agents commission payable. If you “Fast Track” your program resulting in early completion, the full program fees still apply.

8. Additional qualifications Program fees which appear in this guide are based on per qualification (unless indicated). If you study more than one qualification you will be charged as additional fees based on the additional subjects chosen. You will need to indicate at the time of application if you wish to gain more than 1 qualification.

DeclarationI certify that the information provided on this form and attachments is true and correct and understand that, if I am accepted for a place in the Canberra Institute of Technology:ff It is my responsibility to obtain a passport and visa for entry into Australiaff I am responsible for the return air fares, health cover, accommodation and living expenses of myself and my dependents while undertaking the courseff I must pay the course fees by semester in advanceff I must attend regularly and make satisfactory progressff I accept the terms and conditions set out in this brochureff I will allow the CIT International Services Unit to provide information related to my studies to my parents, guardians or scholarship provider if requiredff I consent to DIAC providing CIT with any information about my visa status from the time of my application to the time of my departure from CIT.

................................................................................................................Signature of Applicant (if the applicant is under 18 years of age, the signature of the parent or guardian is required and needs to be specified).

Date ............../............../..................

When studying English at CIT you are given the

chance to practice all the time. The equipment and

all the computer labs are great and very efficient. I really

enjoy learning new things and meeting new people.

CIT is a good option to take for international

students wishing to study English.

Karina Sanchez, Mexico

English Language Studies

English Student Testimonial C A N B E R R A I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y

Floriade – Canberra’s

annual flower festival

The Australian War Memorial

Telstra Tower

Parliament House

The National Museum of Australia

The Carillion – Canberra’s belltower

Black Swans on Canberra’s

Lake Burley Griffin

International Services UnitCanberra Institute of Technology

CRICOS No. 00001K

Room C102, First Floor, Building C, Vowels CrescentBruce Campus, Haydon Drive, BRUCE, ACT 2617

Canberra, Australia

PO Box 226, Jamison ACT 2614, Canberra, Australia

T: +61 2 6207 4662 F: +61 2 6207 4666 E: isu@cit.edu.au

www.cit.edu.au/international

The Canberra Festival Balloon Spectacular

Canberra, Australia's Capital City. Located in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT).

TERMS AND CONDITIONS - Entry ConditionsI have read, understood and agree to abide by the following conditions:

1. Student Visa Conditions You must abide by the student conditions of your student visa relating to fees, course performance, class commitment (and maintain a valid enrolment for your chosen course of study), work rights and good conduct and where applicable the course attendance requirement of 80% at CIT. If you are judged to have not complied with these visa conditions, CIT is required to notify immigration authorities. This may result in cancellation of your student visa and you may be required to return to your own country. You must also notify CIT within 7 days of your arrival in Australia of your current residential address and must advise any changes of address within 7 days. CIT is required by law to keep your residential address so you can be contacted if you do not satisfy course requirements. If you do not abide by this condition, you may not be aware of any such contact by CIT. This situation may lead to the cancellation of your student visa. CIT will monitor your “Academic Performance and Attendance” in accordance with the CIT “International Student Compliance with ESOS Act Policy” (www.cit.edu.au/current/policies). Under this policy CIT reserves the right to provide to the Australia Government your personal and contact details, course enrolment details and any changes and circumstances of any suspected breach of your student visa conditions.

2. Release of Information The information provided in this Application is required by the Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) and the Australian Government Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) as evidence of enrolment in a course registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) – http://cricos.deewr.gov.au

2.1 The offer of place and enrolment of the student must be made in accordance with the provisions of the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000; the ESOS Regulations 2001 and the National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students (The National Code 2007).

2.2 This information will be made available to other Australian Commonwealth, State or Territory government agencies. Information will include personal and contact details, course enrolment details and changes, and the circumstance of any suspected breach by the student of a student visa condition.

3. Payment of Tuition Fees and Other Expenses Where the course duration is less than one year, the full fee is payable prior to the commencement of the course. The balance of your fees is payable in advance for each semester. An invoice will be sent to you prior to the commencement of each new semester, it will include the date for payment of your fees. Failure to pay by the due date will attract a late fee of $250 and will be a breach of your student visa requirements. If you fail to pay your fees by the due date because you did not receive your invoice due to a change of address and CIT/ISU were not advised of the change of address, the late fee will still be payable. You are responsible for your tuition fees, text books, stationary and any material fees relevant to your course. You are also responsible for accommodation and living expenses and for the purchase of your own text books and stationery while doing the course. Fees are correct at the time of offer but are subject to review on an annual basis.

4. Overseas Student Health Cover As a condition of your Student Visa, you must maintain health insurance cover by an approved Overseas Student Health Cover Scheme for the duration of your visa. CIT’s current recommended OSHC insurer is Worldcare. Under Worldcare’s scheme, your health insurance policy will cover you and your dependants against basic medical and hospital expenses in Australia. This cover will be for the duration of your course (or visa). Premiums must be paid before you can be issued with a Confirmation of Enrolment Form (COE). If you have coverage from an alternative OSHC provider, evidence of this coverage must be produced before a COE can be issued.

5. Refund of Tuition Fees

ff The Institute will refund all tuition payments if your course is cancelled.ff The Institute will refund all payments other than the Administration fee of A$250 if you are unable to obtain a student visa to arrive in Australia to commence your course. In this case the refund will only be paid if written evidence of the refusal has been provided by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship or in-country Embassy or High Commission.ff The Institute will refund all tuition payments other than the Administration fee of A$250 (and agent’s fees) if you cancel your enrolment in writing 14 days before the commencement date stated on your Letter of Offer. A refund will not be paid if you fail to give at least 14 days notice of cancellation of our enrolment or if the course commencement date as stated on your Letter of Offer has passed. ff In the case of an English language program where you have already commenced studies, a refund of tuition fees may only be granted if notice in writing of a withdrawal from studies is received 14 days prior to the commencement of the next five week block of studies. In this case, a refund may be granted less an administration fee of A$250 plus agent’s fee if applicable.

ffA refund is not payable if the student has received a letter of offer with discounted English fees when either the student commences their program late or for part time studies to complete their program.ffWhere a student has been granted a deferral of commencement in their course due to a delay in their visa grant, tuition fees paid would be transferred to the subsequent semester. Where the student fails to take up the place in the subsequent semester, a refund of fees will only be granted if the student’s visa is refused.ff In the case of an approved transfer to another Australian Institution, allowable refunds will only be paid to the student.ffNo refunds will be paid to third parties.ffAll refunds are made in Australian dollars.ff In the case of a refund agreed to by the Institute for a student returning home, the refund will be sent after the Institute is satisfied that you have left Australia. Evidence of travel will be required.ff This agreement does not remove the right to take further action under Australia’s consumer protection law.

6. Incorrect, Incomplete or Misleading Information CIT/ISU have the right to vary or revise any decision regarding this application if information provided is found to be incorrect, incomplete or misleading.

7. Cancellation, withdrawal or “fast tracking” of your program You must provide ISU notice in writing, that you are withdrawing from your program at least 14 days prior to the commencement of each semester. You are still responsible for your fees regardless of whether you enrol in your subjects or not. The term “enrolled” into a program is based on your Letter of Offer and or COE for the duration of your course unless you have formally withdrawn in writing and presented the withdrawal to the ISU as previously advised. Failure to give 14 days notice will mean that you are still responsible to pay the tuition fees for the current semester. If you wish to transfer to another institution within the first 6 months of your principal course, a letter of offer from the new institution will need to be provided with the application to transfer. Requests for transfers must be made in writing to ISU. If the Senior Manager of ISU approves a transfer, this will be in accordance with DIAC Policy and the Institute’s Refund Policy and a letter of release will be issued. No fees will be refunded for the current study period (i.e. semester) if notification has not been given 14 days prior to the commencement date on your letter of offer. If you have paid fees in advance of the current semester a refund maybe granted less any Education Agents commission payable. If you “Fast Track” your program resulting in early completion, the full program fees still apply.

8. Additional qualifications Program fees which appear in this guide are based on per qualification (unless indicated). If you study more than one qualification you will be charged as additional fees based on the additional subjects chosen. You will need to indicate at the time of application if you wish to gain more than 1 qualification.

DeclarationI certify that the information provided on this form and attachments is true and correct and understand that, if I am accepted for a place in the Canberra Institute of Technology:ff It is my responsibility to obtain a passport and visa for entry into Australiaff I am responsible for the return air fares, health cover, accommodation and living expenses of myself and my dependents while undertaking the courseff I must pay the course fees by semester in advanceff I must attend regularly and make satisfactory progressff I accept the terms and conditions set out in this brochureff I will allow the CIT International Services Unit to provide information related to my studies to my parents, guardians or scholarship provider if requiredff I consent to DIAC providing CIT with any information about my visa status from the time of my application to the time of my departure from CIT.

................................................................................................................Signature of Applicant (if the applicant is under 18 years of age, the signature of the parent or guardian is required and needs to be specified).

Date ............../............../..................

When studying English at CIT you are given the

chance to practice all the time. The equipment and

all the computer labs are great and very efficient. I really

enjoy learning new things and meeting new people.

CIT is a good option to take for international

students wishing to study English.

Karina Sanchez, Mexico

English Language Studies

English Student Testimonial C A N B E R R A I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y

Floriade – Canberra’s

annual flower festival

The Australian War Memorial

Telstra Tower

Parliament House

The National Museum of Australia

The Carillion – Canberra’s belltower

Black Swans on Canberra’s

Lake Burley Griffin

International Services UnitCanberra Institute of Technology

CRICOS No. 00001K

Room C102, First Floor, Building C, Vowels CrescentBruce Campus, Haydon Drive, BRUCE, ACT 2617

Canberra, Australia

PO Box 226, Jamison ACT 2614, Canberra, Australia

T: +61 2 6207 4662 F: +61 2 6207 4666 E: isu@cit.edu.au

www.cit.edu.au/international

The Canberra Festival Balloon Spectacular

Canberra, Australia's Capital City. Located in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT).

TERMS AND CONDITIONS - Entry ConditionsI have read, understood and agree to abide by the following conditions:

1. Student Visa Conditions You must abide by the student conditions of your student visa relating to fees, course performance, class commitment (and maintain a valid enrolment for your chosen course of study), work rights and good conduct and where applicable the course attendance requirement of 80% at CIT. If you are judged to have not complied with these visa conditions, CIT is required to notify immigration authorities. This may result in cancellation of your student visa and you may be required to return to your own country. You must also notify CIT within 7 days of your arrival in Australia of your current residential address and must advise any changes of address within 7 days. CIT is required by law to keep your residential address so you can be contacted if you do not satisfy course requirements. If you do not abide by this condition, you may not be aware of any such contact by CIT. This situation may lead to the cancellation of your student visa. CIT will monitor your “Academic Performance and Attendance” in accordance with the CIT “International Student Compliance with ESOS Act Policy” (www.cit.edu.au/current/policies). Under this policy CIT reserves the right to provide to the Australia Government your personal and contact details, course enrolment details and any changes and circumstances of any suspected breach of your student visa conditions.

2. Release of Information The information provided in this Application is required by the Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) and the Australian Government Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) as evidence of enrolment in a course registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) – http://cricos.deewr.gov.au

2.1 The offer of place and enrolment of the student must be made in accordance with the provisions of the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000; the ESOS Regulations 2001 and the National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students (The National Code 2007).

2.2 This information will be made available to other Australian Commonwealth, State or Territory government agencies. Information will include personal and contact details, course enrolment details and changes, and the circumstance of any suspected breach by the student of a student visa condition.

3. Payment of Tuition Fees and Other Expenses Where the course duration is less than one year, the full fee is payable prior to the commencement of the course. The balance of your fees is payable in advance for each semester. An invoice will be sent to you prior to the commencement of each new semester, it will include the date for payment of your fees. Failure to pay by the due date will attract a late fee of $250 and will be a breach of your student visa requirements. If you fail to pay your fees by the due date because you did not receive your invoice due to a change of address and CIT/ISU were not advised of the change of address, the late fee will still be payable. You are responsible for your tuition fees, text books, stationary and any material fees relevant to your course. You are also responsible for accommodation and living expenses and for the purchase of your own text books and stationery while doing the course. Fees are correct at the time of offer but are subject to review on an annual basis.

4. Overseas Student Health Cover As a condition of your Student Visa, you must maintain health insurance cover by an approved Overseas Student Health Cover Scheme for the duration of your visa. CIT’s current recommended OSHC insurer is Worldcare. Under Worldcare’s scheme, your health insurance policy will cover you and your dependants against basic medical and hospital expenses in Australia. This cover will be for the duration of your course (or visa). Premiums must be paid before you can be issued with a Confirmation of Enrolment Form (COE). If you have coverage from an alternative OSHC provider, evidence of this coverage must be produced before a COE can be issued.

5. Refund of Tuition Fees

ff The Institute will refund all tuition payments if your course is cancelled.ff The Institute will refund all payments other than the Administration fee of A$250 if you are unable to obtain a student visa to arrive in Australia to commence your course. In this case the refund will only be paid if written evidence of the refusal has been provided by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship or in-country Embassy or High Commission.ff The Institute will refund all tuition payments other than the Administration fee of A$250 (and agent’s fees) if you cancel your enrolment in writing 14 days before the commencement date stated on your Letter of Offer. A refund will not be paid if you fail to give at least 14 days notice of cancellation of our enrolment or if the course commencement date as stated on your Letter of Offer has passed. ff In the case of an English language program where you have already commenced studies, a refund of tuition fees may only be granted if notice in writing of a withdrawal from studies is received 14 days prior to the commencement of the next five week block of studies. In this case, a refund may be granted less an administration fee of A$250 plus agent’s fee if applicable.

ffA refund is not payable if the student has received a letter of offer with discounted English fees when either the student commences their program late or for part time studies to complete their program.ffWhere a student has been granted a deferral of commencement in their course due to a delay in their visa grant, tuition fees paid would be transferred to the subsequent semester. Where the student fails to take up the place in the subsequent semester, a refund of fees will only be granted if the student’s visa is refused.ff In the case of an approved transfer to another Australian Institution, allowable refunds will only be paid to the student.ffNo refunds will be paid to third parties.ffAll refunds are made in Australian dollars.ff In the case of a refund agreed to by the Institute for a student returning home, the refund will be sent after the Institute is satisfied that you have left Australia. Evidence of travel will be required.ff This agreement does not remove the right to take further action under Australia’s consumer protection law.

6. Incorrect, Incomplete or Misleading Information CIT/ISU have the right to vary or revise any decision regarding this application if information provided is found to be incorrect, incomplete or misleading.

7. Cancellation, withdrawal or “fast tracking” of your program You must provide ISU notice in writing, that you are withdrawing from your program at least 14 days prior to the commencement of each semester. You are still responsible for your fees regardless of whether you enrol in your subjects or not. The term “enrolled” into a program is based on your Letter of Offer and or COE for the duration of your course unless you have formally withdrawn in writing and presented the withdrawal to the ISU as previously advised. Failure to give 14 days notice will mean that you are still responsible to pay the tuition fees for the current semester. If you wish to transfer to another institution within the first 6 months of your principal course, a letter of offer from the new institution will need to be provided with the application to transfer. Requests for transfers must be made in writing to ISU. If the Senior Manager of ISU approves a transfer, this will be in accordance with DIAC Policy and the Institute’s Refund Policy and a letter of release will be issued. No fees will be refunded for the current study period (i.e. semester) if notification has not been given 14 days prior to the commencement date on your letter of offer. If you have paid fees in advance of the current semester a refund maybe granted less any Education Agents commission payable. If you “Fast Track” your program resulting in early completion, the full program fees still apply.

8. Additional qualifications Program fees which appear in this guide are based on per qualification (unless indicated). If you study more than one qualification you will be charged as additional fees based on the additional subjects chosen. You will need to indicate at the time of application if you wish to gain more than 1 qualification.

DeclarationI certify that the information provided on this form and attachments is true and correct and understand that, if I am accepted for a place in the Canberra Institute of Technology:ff It is my responsibility to obtain a passport and visa for entry into Australiaff I am responsible for the return air fares, health cover, accommodation and living expenses of myself and my dependents while undertaking the courseff I must pay the course fees by semester in advanceff I must attend regularly and make satisfactory progressff I accept the terms and conditions set out in this brochureff I will allow the CIT International Services Unit to provide information related to my studies to my parents, guardians or scholarship provider if requiredff I consent to DIAC providing CIT with any information about my visa status from the time of my application to the time of my departure from CIT.

................................................................................................................Signature of Applicant (if the applicant is under 18 years of age, the signature of the parent or guardian is required and needs to be specified).

Date ............../............../..................

When studying English at CIT you are given the

chance to practice all the time. The equipment and

all the computer labs are great and very efficient. I really

enjoy learning new things and meeting new people.

CIT is a good option to take for international

students wishing to study English.

Karina Sanchez, Mexico

English Language Studies

English Student Testimonial C A N B E R R A I N S T I T U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y

Floriade – Canberra’s

annual flower festival

The Australian War Memorial

Telstra Tower

Parliament House

The National Museum of Australia

The Carillion – Canberra’s belltower

Black Swans on Canberra’s

Lake Burley Griffin

International Services UnitCanberra Institute of Technology

CRICOS No. 00001K

Room C102, First Floor, Building C, Vowels CrescentBruce Campus, Haydon Drive, BRUCE, ACT 2617

Canberra, Australia

PO Box 226, Jamison ACT 2614, Canberra, Australia

T: +61 2 6207 4662 F: +61 2 6207 4666 E: isu@cit.edu.au

www.cit.edu.au/international

The Canberra Festival Balloon Spectacular

Canberra, Australia's Capital City. Located in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT).