"I'm proud to be ACCCO trained"by Edmar
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ACCCO is registered with CRICOS (Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students), so you can be assured of high quality training. Australia promotes consumer protection and ACCCO is governed by the ESOS framework (Education Services for Overseas) Act 2000 and the National Code of Practice 2007.
International Students are able to study the following courses under their Visa requirements:
* Certificate III in Children's Services
* Diploma of Children's Services (Early childhood education and care)
* Advanced Diploma of Children's Services
What is the cost and how long does it take to complete?
| Course | CRICOS | No. of weeks | Cost |
| Certificate III in Children’s Services CHC30402 | 64339K | 45 | AU$7250 |
| Certificate III in Children's Services CHC30708 | 070253K | 45 | AU$7250 |
| Diploma of Children’s Services CHC50302 | 064340F | 51 | AU$7250 |
| Diploma of Children's Services (Early childhood education and care) | 070255G | 51 | AU$7250 |
| Advanced Diploma of Children’s Services CHC60202 | 064341E | 56 | AU$7250 |
| Advanced Diploma of Children's Services CHC60208 | 070256G | 45 | AU$7250 |
(* please note that Cert III is pre-requisite for Dip and Dip is pre-requisite for Ad Dip)
Payment plan information:
2010 payment plan
2011 payment plan
The quality of our teachers is just as important as course content.
What are ACCCO's Assessment Methods?
Students are required to complete classwork, assignments, practical and project work throughout the course. Students are supported at all times and no assessment is set without covering this information in class and/or on practicum.
Is the course recognised overseas?
All of our courses are nationally accredited and approved in Australia and are recognized in some countries. However, you should contact your Children’s Services officer in the country that you reside for further information.
Do I need a Visa ?
Yes, all overseas students entering the country need a visa.
How do I apply?
There are 3 easy steps.
1. Complete the Enrolment Form, and send together with payment to ACCCO. (see payment plan options)
2. ACCCO will issue you with a Certificate of Enrolment (COE)
3. Apply for student visa via the website http://www.immi.gov.au
Once you have been granted a visa, you will be able study in Australia.
What is a Blue Card and do I need one?
Blue cards are issued by the Commission for Children and Young People and Child Guardian once it has carried out the Working with Children Check to see if a person is eligible. A Working with Children Check is a detailed national check of a person’s criminal history, including any charges or convictions. If a person is eligible, they are issued a positive notice and a blue card.Yes, in order to work with young children in Australia, it is required by law for all persons to have a Blue Card, whether you are a student, volunteer or paid worker.
How do I apply for a Blue Card?
ACCCO will issue you an application form on confirmation of your enrolment or you may download one from the website www.childcomm.qld.gov.au/employment/index.html
Can I study by correspondence?
Yes you can study externally from the country in which you live, however you will still need to complete a 4 week practicum (practical training) in Australia in order to successfully complete your course.
What are the Entry Requirements?
You must be at least 18 years of age or over.
Have a minimum English level of 5.5 IELTS or equivalent
International enrolment form.doc (183.0 KB) or
International enrolment form.pdf (110.3 KB)
International Enrolment Form External students studying overseas.pdf (187.5 KB)
international student handbook.pdf (541.5 KB)
Agents
Current list of agents used by ACCCO:
agent.pdf (75.2 KB)
Links
Before Enrolment and during your studies, please familarise yourself with the following videos. These are essential viewing for all International Students.
Student education project videos