1, which meets the admission requirements of Australian universities;

2. Have the financial ability to pay for studying in Australia;

3. Good English skills;

4. Good health and good conduct.

1. Meet the admission requirements of Australian universities.

(1) Students applying for formal courses in Australian institutions must meet the following conditions. Formal institutions include:

(1) Institutions of higher learning (including universities) offer courses in various academic and vocational fields, such as engineering, business and economy, science, management, law, medicine, art and social sciences. Application for studying abroad: A. Pre-university, with a schooling of 65,438+0 years. The school requires applicants to have received more than 65,438+02 years of education before entering school. B. Bachelor degree, with 3 to 5 years of study. The school requires applicants to have received more than 65,438+02 years of education and studied in Australian universities for more than 65,438+0 years. C. Postgraduate diploma, length of schooling 1 year. The school requires applicants to obtain a bachelor's degree before entering school or have some work experience after graduating from university. D. Master's degree, length of schooling 1 to 3 years. The school requires the applicant to have obtained a bachelor's degree. E. Doctoral degree, with a duration of 3 to 5 years. The school requires that the applicant has obtained a master's degree.

(2) The College, also known as TAFE, provides courses in vocational training, business and technology, and its diplomas include two-year or three-year university diplomas. The school requires applicants to have received more than 65,438+02 years of education.

(3) Package courses: For students who are interested in studying master's and doctoral degrees, although they meet the basic entrance requirements, most college students are still allowed to attend English cram schools for a period of time after arriving in Australia, and then study a main course.

(2) The admission requirements for students applying for informal courses in Australian institutions are determined by specific independent colleges. These colleges are generally private business schools, offering professional courses such as secretarial, business administration, data processing, computer, entertainment, services, etc., and the general education period exceeds 1 year.