Working Holiday Visa                                                                                                                    

By making Working Holiday Visa (Subclass 417) applications available, the Australian government has been welcoming Taiwanese citizens between 18 and 30 years old to come and meet their desire to travel in Australia while earning the living with short-term works. You can choose to work in café or restaurants to improve your English or work in farms to experience the authentic lifestyles that are very different from Taiwan and make friends with backpackers from all around the world.

Many of the young adults from Western society would take some time off when encountering intersections of studying or career-changing to travel and seek their dreams. To pursue a distinctive life experience, it often takes a Gapper a year or two, which is widely called Gap Year nowadays. While the working holiday visa is undoubtedly one of the most achievable ways for young adults to take this gap year, the developments gained in the said time, including the language capacity and sophistication, will certainly become beneficial for gappers in regards to the prospective career or education. 

 For working holiday visa holders in Australia, the employment situation is most often associated with English proficiency. It is believed that it is less difficult for backpackers to land a job if they have enrolled in language courses and improved English capacity. Besides, making connections with school mates from all around the world is not only a chance for you to learn exotic cultures but also a great opportunity for you to build a strong social supporting network in Australia. Hence, it is recommended to the gappers to take a 3 to 4 months English course at the beginning of your working holiday in order to make contacts and familiarise themselves with the environment which is going to great resources for the upcoming travel and job-seeking. 

Are you ready? Put your game face on, pack your world map and adventure journal. It is time to embark on your Grand Tour!

                     
APC
CRICOS Provider Code 03297J

Australian Pacific College was founded in 1993 and was registered on 26 April 1994 to provide quality educational programs for international students and travellers. Today almost 25 years later, from a start of only one student for the first six months in 1994, we have over 5,000 international students from over 90 nationalities completing our programs annually.

APC aims to provide courses based on its core values of:
  • Quality-high quality and affordable courses
  • Equity-accessible courses where students are treated with equity and fairness
  • Advancement- pathway courses that assist students to move towards their life, career and further study goals. 

APC offers a variety of vocational courses from Certificate II level up to Advanced Diploma in a variety of disciplines. Supported by the use of modern technology, APC provides opportunities to excel and to achieve your goals.

VOCATIONAL COURSES
APC offers a range of vocational courses in the areas of Accounting, Business, Hospitality, Leadership and Management, Marketing, Travel & Tourism and TESOL. All of our courses are nationally accredited by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) and provide comprehensive training in the relevant areas. Graduates of their higher level qualifications are eligible for course credit transfer at universities and higher education providers with whom they have agreements. APC has vocational qualifications that are suitable for school leavers and those entering the work force and also for those seeking to improve their knowledge and skills for higher level job roles.

VOCATIONAL FURTHER STUDY PATHWAYS
APC Diploma and Advanced Diploma graduates can continue their studies in Accounting, Business, Hospitality, Marketing, Management or Tourism with credits in a related undergraduate program at most Australian universities, providing they meet all the university’s requirements.
APC has articulation agreements in place with a selection of universities and higher education providers including, but not limited to, BMIHMS, CQUniversity, ECU, Griffith University, Kaplan, University of Canberra, UNE, UniSA, USQ, USC and UoW. 

PROMOTION:COVID-19 Tuition Fee Relief extension to 30 June 2021!
Times Education

 

Times Education Group Australia (hereinafter referred to as “Times Education”) is an education company that disseminates advanced education concepts with the core of education training, consulting, educational resource development, project planning and promotion. It controls and operates one Higher Education, five Australian accredited Vocational Colleges and two ELICOS Institutes with premises across Sydney, Brisbane and Perth.
The Colleges are:

    •    International Institute of Business and Technology (IIBT);
    •    Wells International College (WIC);
    •    Warwick Institute of Australia (WIA);
    •    Business Institute of Australia (BIA);
    •    Times Academy (TA);
    •    Charleston English (CE)

 


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All VET course only need AUD$500 deposit to get the CoE. General English only AUD$3,000 for 20 weeks ($6,000 for 40 weeks) at SEH!