LOCATION The South Australian College of English (SACE Adelaide) is located in Ade-laide, South Australia. The campus is situated in the city centre only a 5 minute walk to the mall, shops, restaurants, cafes, public transport and beautiful parklands. Adelaide, South Australia • Adelaide is the capital of South Australia and has a population of 1.1

million people. • Adelaide is the Gateway to the Great Australian Outback and Uluru

(Ayers Rock). • Adelaide is known as the Festival

City because of its many and varied festivals which celebrate regional food, wine, art and mu-sic.

• The city of Adelaide is beautifully located between the picturesque Adelaide Hills and sweeping sandy beaches.

• Adelaide is a safe smaller city which has significantly lower costs of accommodation, transport, food and recreation.

GETTING HERE Qantas, Jetstar and Virgin Blue offer direct flights from most mainland capi-tal cities. Many direct flights to Adelaide International Airport . The Adelaide Airport is located 20 minutes by car from the city centre. CLIMATE The climate in Adelaide is similar to that in the Mediterranean. It is dry and mild with most of the rain fall in the winter months. The average tempera-ture in summer is 30°C and in winter 15°C. TRANSPORT Full-time students are issued with a student card which entitles them to a 50% discount receive a discount on the City Bus Service. WORKING IN ADELAIDE Many SACE students find part-time work in shops, cafes, restaurants, bars and hotels. Students are also able to find work picking fruit at orchids and vineyards surrounding Ade-laide. Students can get job placement assistance from SACE when enrolling in our English & Work Oz Course which prepares them for entry into the Australian workplace.

COURSES AVAILABLE • General English—30 / 25 / 20 / 17 Hours • Private Tuition • IELTS Preparation (Full-Time) - Starting 07/01/08, 31/3/08, 23/06/08,

15/09/08 • Cambridge Preparation (PET—Starting 07/01/08, 15/09/08) and (FCE,

CAE, CPE—Starting 07/01/08, 17/03/08, 15/09/08) • English & Work Experience (Internship) • English & Work Oz (Paid Work Placement) • English & Demi-Pair Programme • English & Tennis • Direct Entry—TAFE, University, International College of Hotel Manage-

ment. • International Secondary School Bridging Progarmme • Study Tour Programmes • Teacher Training (Cambridge CELTA , TESOL Refresher) • 2/3 City Option—Study at 2 or 3 SACE Campuses and only pay one

enrolment fee and accommodation placement fee. • Evergreen (50+ Seniors Programme) Entry Dates: 07/01/08, 04/02/08, 03/03/08, 30/03/08, 28/04/08, 26/05/08, 23/06/08, 21/07/08, 18/08/08, 15/09/08, 13/10/08, 10/11/08, 08/12/08 Or any Monday if unable to start on the above dates ACCOMMODATION Homestay: Full board including 3 meals per day. Shared rooms available for two students travelling together. Minimum booking 4 weeks or for the length of the students course. COST: $195.00 per week, single room, full board $145.00 per week, share room, full board

Self Contained Apartments: Available on request. COST: Prices range from $200—$300 p/week but are subject to change.

Hostel: COST: Prices range from $150.00 per week, single room with the price decreasing for longer stays. Prices are subject to change.

NATIONALITY MIX The South Australian College of English maintains a diverse range of stu-dent nationalities. The campus has capacity for a maximum of 165 stu-dents.

Swiss —15% German—5% French —10% Japanese—15% Eastern European—5-10% Korean—15-20% South American— 10% Thai—5-10%

South Australian College of

English—FACT SHEET

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SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COLLEGE OF ENGLISH Woodards House, Level 1, 47 Waymouth Street, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Email: registrar@sacecoll.sa.edu.au Web: www.sacecoll.sa.edu.au Phone: +61 (0)8 8410 5222; Fax: +61 (0)8 8410 5661—CRICOS: 00094M

THINGS TO DO SACE organises a varied and active social programme for students called Club SACE. It enables students to meet new people and experience the best that Adelaide has to offer. Club SACE activities are held on Friday afternoons and weekends.

Club SACE Friday Excursions may include: • Wine Appreciation & Tasting • Tennis • Visit the Shark Museum • Visit the Aboriginal Art Gallery • Aussie Rules Football • Outdoor games and picnic • Soccer and BBQ in the Park Examples of Weekend Club SACE activities: • Penguins & Wineries Tour • Sunset Sea Kayaking • Kangaroo Island Camping Excursion • Swim with Dolphins • Mountain Bike Riding • Barossa Valley Vineyards tour • Explore the Flinders Ranges • Learn to Surf

TESTIMONIALS I decided to come to the South Australian College of English as I wanted to do the Cambridge Examination Preparation Course, I would really like to be able to speak English like a native person. I thought that coming to Australia to learn English would be a great adventure and also a personal challenge. I am really enjoying my course so far, and have learnt so much. I really like being able to meet so many different people from differ-ent cultures. It is such a good experience. The teachers have been really helpful, and they are always patient and will explain things to me again if I am unsure. In my free time I have been able to practice Martial Arts every day after school. I have also been to an Aussie Rules game, which was great fun! Christopher Deck—France My Agent recommended me to study English at the South Australian College of English and I am enjoying the course. I really like my classmates and teacher. I think I have got many new vocabulary. A highlight so far has been the kindness of the school staff. I would love to recommend the course to others as they’ll definitely enjoy study abroad. There are only 2 Japanese students in my class. You can get good environment to study English. I enjoy living and studying in Adelaide because it is laidback. I can get the city very easily. I enjoy spending time with friends from other countries. I live with a homestay family. I can speak with my host mother a lot. I’d like to recommend students to live in homestay also. By Yuka Sato—Japan The course is fantastic. I’ve been learning a lot of English, like vocabulary and gram-mar in a interesting method. The classmates and the teacher are so friendly and nice; therefore, classes are so exciting and interest-ing. Adelaide is so beautiful, where you can find a lot of parks and green areas. In addition to this it is quiet and has a good life qual-ity. I am living in Homestay. My Australian family is very pleasant and happy. It makes here a good time and you can learn more with a native speaker. By Gustavo Amaral—Brazil

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LOCATION The Tasmanian College of English (SACE Hobart) is located in Hobart, Tas-mania and is a 10 minute walk from the city centre, Mall and the Café pre-cinct of Salamanca Place and the city wharf area. Hobart, Tasmania • Tasmania is Australia’s wilderness state and eco-tourism capital. • Hobart is the capital city of Tasmania and has a population of 200,000

people. • Hobart offers a safe and economical study destination for students. • It is the perfect destination for

students who want to enjoy an authentic Australian city with easy access to World Heritage listed National Parks, unspoilt beaches and alpine mountain areas.

GETTING HERE Qantas, Jetstar and Virgin Blue offer direct flights from most mainland capi-tal cities. Many other flights connect via Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne. The Hobart Airport is located 20 minutes by car from the city centre. CLIMATE Hobart enjoys a mild climate, with four distinct seasons. The average maxi-mum temperature in summer (December to February) is 23°C to 26°C and in winter (June to August) 12°C—15°C. TRANSPORT Students are issued with a student card which entitles them to receive a discount on the City Bus Service. WORKING IN HOBART There are some work opportunities during the summer months in the Hospi-tality Industry and picking fruits in the regional areas of Tasmania. VOLUNTEERING IN TASMANIA SACE Hobart offers an English and Volun-teering Programme which gives students a unique insight into Tasmania’s wilderness areas and conservation projects. Some examples of the Volunteer work in-clude: • Planting native species and removing

weeks from native forests. • Building boardwalk in beautiful rainforest, to help stop erosion.

COURSES AVAILABLE • General English—30 / 25 / 20 / 17 Hours • Private Tuition • English & Volunteering • IELTS Preparation (Full-Time) - Starting 07/01/08, 31/03/08, 23/06/08,

15/09/08 • Cambridge Preparation (FCE) - Starting 07/01/08, 17/03/08, 15/09/08 • English & Work Experience (Internship) • Direct Entry—TAFE Hospitality Certificate, University • International Secondary School Bridging Progarmme • Study Tour Programmes • Teacher Training (Cambridge CELTA , TESOL Refresher) • 2/3 City Option—Study at 2 or 3 SACE Campuses and only pay one

enrolment fee and accommodation placement fee. • Evergreen (50+ Seniors Programme) Entry Dates: 07/01/08, 04/02/08, 03/03/08, 30/03/08, 28/04/08, 26/05/08, 23/06/08, 21/07/08, 18/08/08, 15/09/08, 13/10/08, 10/11/08, 08/12/08 Or any Monday if unable to start on the above dates ACCOMMODATION Homestay: Full board including 3 meals per day. Shared rooms available for two students travelling together. Minimum booking 4 weeks or for the length of the students course. COST: $190.00 per week, single room, full board $145.00 per week, share room, full board

Self Contained Apartments: Available on request. COST: Prices range from $200—$300 p/week but are subject to change.

Hostel: COST: Prices range from $19 per night, share room with the price decreas-ing for longer stays. Prices are subject to change.

NATIONALITY MIX The Tasmanian College of English has a diverse range of student nationali-ties. The campus has capacity for a maximum of 65 students.

Swiss / German—10-15% French —5-10% Eastern European—10% South American— 5-10% Japanese—15-25% Korean—15-20% Chinese—5-10% Thai—5-10% Others—5%

Tasmanian College of

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TASMANIAN COLLEGE OF ENGLISH 322 Liverpool Street, Hobart, Tasmania, 7000, Australia

Email: admin@tas.sace.com.au Phone: +61 (0)3 6231 9911; Fax: +61 (0)3 6231 9912—CRICOS: 01758A

THINGS TO DO SACE organises a varied and active social programme for students called Club SACE. It enables students to meet new people and experience the best that Hobart has to offer. Club SACE activities are held on Friday afternoons and weekends. Club SACE Friday Excursions may include: • Visit the Tasmanian Museum • Cadbury’s Chocolate Factory • Mt. Wellington Bushwalk • Visit the Antarctic Centre • Cricket in the park • BBQ • Historic Narryna House • Indoor Rock Climbing Examples of Weekend Club SACE activities: • Visit Salamanca Markets • Horse Riding at Woodsdale Bush Lodge • Take a winery tour • Visit Russell Falls & Mt Field National Park • Visit Historic Port Arthur and the Tasmanian Devil Park • Take a Derwent River Cruise • Try White Water Rafting • Sea Kayaking • Mountain Biking on Mt. Wellington • Visit Bruny Island

TESTIMONIALS I choose to study at the Tasmanian College of English because I heard from my agents that the College is smaller meaning more contact with the teaching and students. My class teacher has time for us and there are fewer students in the class so I can ask many questions. If I had chose a bigger school, I couldn’t have asked like that. What’s more the course has many interests outside of study; we go on excursions and we exchange different cul-tures etc. I’m really enjoying my course. If a student prefers a smaller-scale class and is looking for a school with a homely atmosphere, I would recom-mend this course. All the staff and students are really friendly. Kazuka Matsukawa—Japan I am really enjoying studying at the Tasmanian College of English as I get many opportunities to practice my speaking and I think speaking is the best way to improve my English. I would like to recommend this school to my friends. It’s a small school, but very nice. Teachers and classmates are very friendly and there are very few Czech students. I especially enjoy Friday excursions, I have been many times and it has always been fantastic. There are many sporting activities in Hobart for me to enjoy. On weekends I go bike riding, swimming, bush-walking and scouting. At night I like going clubbing with my friends. I am also working in a restaurant which a great way to practice my English skills and make new friends. Jan Pazderka—Czechoslovakia The Tasmanian College of English is a small and friendly school. I met many new and very nice people. I would definitely recommend this school as I learned English very well and I have a lot of new international friends now. I will never forget my stay at SACE Hobart and I keep wonderful memories. See you again. Eric Prieto—France

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LOCATION The Whitsundays College of English (SACE Airlie Beach) is located in Airlie Beach on the Whitsunday Coast of Queensland. The Campus is located in a NEW modern building which is a 5 minute walk from public transport, shops and cafes. Airlie Beach, Whitsundays, Queensland • The Whitsunday area is located in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef

and 74 magical tropical islands. • Voted as one of the top 3 regional tourism areas by international visi-

tors. • Tropical location with warm days

all year round. • Airlie Beach offers a relaxed and

friendly resort style environment. • The Whitsundays is known as the

Sailing Mecca of Australia. GETTING HERE The Whitsundays region is serviced by two commercial airports: • The Whitsunday Coast Airport (Proserpine) • Great Barrier Reef Airport (Hamilton Island) Jetstar and Virgin Blue offer direct flights from all mainland capital cities except Perth and Darwin. Many other flights connect via Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne. Qantaslink also has a direct flight from Cairns to the Great Barrier Reef Airport on Hamilton Island. CLIMATE Average daily temperatures range from 23°C in the winter months from June to July and 30.5°C in January during the height of summer. Average water tempretures remain a welcoming 25°C all year round. TRANSPORT Students are issued with a student card which entitles them to receive a discount on the Whitsunday Bus Service. An airport bus transfer service is also available from Proserpine to Airlie Beach which costs approximately AUD$16. WORKING IN THE WHITSUNDAYS Airlie Beach is a busy tourism town which attracts both inter-national and domestic tourists. Students find part-time work in shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, hotels and resorts. Stu-dents can also enrol in our English & Work Oz Course which prepares them for entry into the Australian workplace. We recommend students complete a ‘Responsible Service of Alcohol Course’ at TAFE to assist with work placement.

COURSES AVAILABLE • General English—30 / 25 / 20 / 17 hours • Private Tuition • English & Sailing • English & Diving • IELTS Preparation (Full-Time) - Starting

7/1/08, 31/3/08, 23/6/08, 15/9/08 • Cambridge Preparation (PET, FCE & CAE) - Starting 7/1/08, 17/3/08,

15/9/08 • English & Work Oz (Paid Work Placement) • English & Work Experience in Childcare (Internship) • Direct Entry—TAFE Hospitality Certificate • 2/3 City Option—Study at 2 or 3 SACE Campuses and only pay one

enrolment fee and accommodation placement fee. • Evergreen (50+ Seniors Programme) Entry Dates: 07/01/08, 04/02/08, 03/03/08, 30/03/08, 28/04/08, 26/05/08, 23/06/08, 21/07/08, 18/08/08, 15/09/08, 13/10/08, 10/11/08, 08/12/08 Or any Monday if unable to start on the above dates ACCOMMODATION Homestay: Full board including 3 meals per day. Shared rooms available for two students travelling together. Minimum booking 4 weeks or for the length of the students course. COST: $195.00 per week, single room, full board $145.00 per week, share room, full board

Self Contained Apartments: Available on request. COST: Prices range from $250—$400 p/week but are subject to change.

Hostel: COST: Prices range from $25—$30 per night, share room but are subject to change.

Residence: COST: $155.00 per person, per week. NATIONALITY MIX The Whitsundays College of English is a smaller campus with a diverse range of student nationalities. The campus has ca-pacity for a maximum of 90 students. Swiss—15-20% German—10-15% French —7% Thai—3% Italian—5% Brazilian— 20% Other European—5% Japanese—15% Other Asia—5% Other South American—5%

Whitsundays College of

English—FACT SHEET

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WHITSUNDAYS COLLEGE OF ENGLISH (PO Box 242), Level 1, 121 Shute Harbour Road, Cannonvale, Queensland, 4802, Australia

Email: admin@qld.collegeofenglish.com.au Web: www.sace.qld.edu.au Phone: +61 (0)7 4946 5655; Fax: +61 (0)7 4946 5833—CRICOS: 02500G

THINGS TO DO SACE organises a varied and active social programme for students called Club SACE. It enables students to meet new people and experience the best the Whitsundays has to offer. Club SACE activities are held on Fri-day afternoons and weekends. Club SACE Friday Excursions may include: • A Treasure Hunt through Airlie Beach • Bushwalking through the National Parks • Beach Cricket and BBQ • Swimming and International Food Fair at the

lagoon • Visiting the Proserpine Museum • Trivia Night and much more. Examples of Weekend Club SACE activities: • Snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef • Sailing trip to Blue Pearl Bay • Exploring the majestic Whitehaven Beach and Hill Inlet • Camping on a deserted Tropical Island • Visiting the unique Sub-Tropical Rainforests and Cedar Creek Falls • Horse Riding through the Rainforest • Exploring Airlie Beach on a Scooter • Viewing Crocodiles in the Wild on an Eco Tour • Cuddling Koalas at the Hamilton Island Koala Gallery.

TESTIMONIALS I’ve never lived in countryside. I was born in Tokyo, Japan. Always busy! So, that’s why I choose Whitsundays College of English. Beside, my agent recom-mend me this school and then I’ve heard this school life is like family. I love family style school. I would recommend SACE Whitsundays as students and teachers are very friendly. When I need help, they help me with kindness. I was helped with booking a trip, getting tax file number, buying calling card and finding work. I think this school is really good. For some reason, all students can be friends with each other. It’s very good. I’m glad to come here. Kazuyoshi Omino—Japan I chose to come to the Whitsundays College of English because it is a smaller school where everybody knows each other. It’s a better way to improve my Eng-lish as there are many opportunities to speak with other students. Besides this, the scenery in the Whitsundays is amazing and you can do many activities.

I am really enjoying my course. Day after day, I im-prove my English because the course is taught very professionally. Every day I learn new vocabulary and grammar and get a lot of speaking practice. My highlight so far is the beautiful scenery that Airlie Beach has to offer and the Islands. Also, the friendly Australian people who help you whenever you need it. Damien Berberat—France

I was living and studying in Sydney for 2 years and I decided to do something different in life and something more challenging and that’s why I chose the Whit-sundays. It offers a relaxing life with beautiful views and very friendly people. I really enjoy my course at the Whitsundays College of English. The staff are very kind and helpful in all situations. I love the Great Barrier Reef and the Islands around here. They are so beautiful and make me feel happy. I love sailing. It is a great experience and you get to meet many new people. I also love the markets on Saturday. Eliana Canutti—Brazil

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