There are two main types of primary and secondary schools in Australia: public and private, both of which need to be registered in the government education department to meet the relevant provisions of infrastructure and teacher registration system. Private schools are mostly single-sex schools and boarding schools, and students can choose according to their needs. When choosing a school, you can consider the following four aspects.

Regional selection

When choosing a school, we can start with regional selection. There are many schools, relatives and friends in big cities, which are relatively prosperous, while small and medium-sized cities have better language environment and safer and cheaper living expenses. Popular cities need to apply more than one year in advance, and the places in Melbourne and Sydney are relatively tight.

Choice of school nature

Private colleges have better hardware facilities and teachers, and public middle schools have higher teaching quality and enrollment rate, depending on individual needs.

Admission feasibility

Considering the academic requirements and English level, prepare for the relevant exams. Public secondary schools are more demanding, and private secondary schools may require AEAS exams.

Middle school competitiveness

Choose a school with many courses, inter-school cooperation and high enrollment rate to lay a solid platform for children. Combine personal factors and family funds to choose the most suitable school.