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Call 1300 364 383 (in Australia)or +61 3 9650 6877 (international) or visit carrickeducation.edu.auCarrick Institute of Education is part of the Carrick Education Group, leaders in English Language, Vocational and Higher Education. Carrick provides students with educational opportunities across four Australian locations: Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.

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Welcome to Carrick Institute of Education where your learning and lifelong ambitions are our main focus. Carrick started as a private institution in 1987 to provide personalised education to people from all walks of life and from all corners of the globe.

Throughout our 23 year history we have grown and diversified to offer a broad range of courses and services to cater to students’ changing career goals. We offer courses in hospitality, tourism, events, business and marketing, accounting, community welfare work and hairdressing and we ensure that our courses are industry relevant, innovative and career focused.

Carrick continues to be a leader in private education. We pride ourselves on our quality industry-based training. Our students are trained by industry leaders and graduate as confident professionals in their chosen field of work. Over the lifetime of Carrick we have developed numerous industry partnerships that enable us to provide a combination of practical and theory based learning, sought after by employers in Australia and around the world.

Carrick has campuses across four states including Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland. You now have more choice in where you study – from the café culture of Melbourne, to the sun and surf of Adelaide and Sydney, or the tropical climate of Brisbane. All of our campuses are in the heart of the city so you can explore these wonderful locations while you study.

I trust you will have a great experience while studying at Carrick, whatever your chosen dream or goal in life is and I wish you every success.

Catherine CarrickManaging Director and Founder

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1. All programs are designed in conjunction with industry At Carrick Institute of Education, our vocational programs are designed in consultation with industry.

Graduates gain skills specific to their industry, increasing their future employment opportunities.

2. Multiple intakes each year Carrick Institute of Education offers students the option of five or more intakes throughout the year,

providing you with more flexibility to commence your studies. Some institutions will make you wait for over half a year to start a course, but Carrick’s multiple intakes allow you to begin studying sooner.

3. Facilities Carrick Institute of Education training facilities are second to none and include state of the art

hairdressing salons, health facilities, commercial kitchens and classrooms equipped with the latest technology for enhanced course delivery.

4. Practical/hands on learning Carrick Institute of Education understands that employers value students with practical experience.

That is why Carrick’s vocational programs have been designed to give you practical, hands-on training that will ensure you are fully equipped to enter the workforce upon completion of your course.

5. Fast-track your course Carrick’s vocational programs allow you to fast-track your studies. Instead of taking years

to complete a traditional apprenticeship Carrick’s students are able to complete a trade qualification in approximately one year.

6. We have over 23 years experience in education Carrick has had a long history in providing educational opportunities to over 30,000 students from

around the world. We aim to continue this history by providing quality education across programs in English Language, Vocational and Higher Education.

7. Vocational pathways to Higher Education Carrick provides a number of pathways from Vocational programs that allow students to progress

on to Bachelor programs with substantial credits. This enables students to complete their degree faster, either through Carrick Higher Education or one of our university partners.

8. All our qualifications are highly recognised Carrick maintains accreditation and industry recognition from many bodies within the English

Language, Vocational and Higher Education sectors and industry including: • Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority (VRQA) • Department of Education, Training and the Arts (DETA) • Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology (DFEEST) • Vocational Education and Training Accreditation Board (VETAB) • Galileo Computer Reservations System • Australian Council for Private Education and Training (ACPET) • Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) • English Australia • National ELT Accreditation Scheme (NEAS) Australia

9. Access to Carrick Jobs and Careers All Carrick Institute of Education students have access to Carrick Jobs and Careers (CJC). CJC is

a free service that provides students with relevant job placement assistance with some of Australia’s most well known companies either whilst they are studying or upon completion of their course. Other services offered include seminars on resume writing and interview techniques.

10. We have some of the industry’s best trainers When studying at Carrick you can be assured that you are being taught by some of the best trainers

in the industry. All our teaching staff are highly qualified, but also have strong industry experience. This means they do not teach from a book, but they teach you based on real life experiences.

Hospitality student learning bar tending

Hairdressing student learning about colour

Brisbane Campus health facilities

Commercial Cookery student carving fruit

to study at carrick Institute of Education 10 Reasons


Student Success Story Marco Antonio Morales Carrera

Mexico

Diploma of Accounting

I came to Australia with the idea

of improving my English. I started studying English at

Carrick Institute of Education and I am now studying

a Diploma of Accounting.

I love Australia, and Sydney is a beautiful city. You get

the opportunity to meet people from all over the world.

Living in the city is very easy, the transportation is

excellent and you can walk everywhere in the city centre.

There are also many things to do in Sydney, such as the

Zoo, Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Aquarium and many

beautiful beaches where you can surf, swim and relax.

The first time I approached the recruitment service

they were very understanding about my need to find a

job. They were very kind and helpful and assisted me

in finding a job in a restaurant in Balmain called The

Balmain Bug. Prior to that they helped me improve my

resume, sent it along to the employer and arranged the

interview for me. As a waiter I help out preparing tables

before the guests arrive and then take orders and deliver

food to guests. The view from the restaurant where I

work overlooks the Harbour Bridge and it looks amazing.

If someone asked me what it was like studying and

living in Australia, I would say fantastic!

The Accounting courses prepare students to perform assistant accounting duties for private and public entities. Students develop knowledge in supervising and controlling accounting systems, maintaining internal control systems, preparing financial statements for reporting entities, analysing business performance, preparing tax returns and managing small teams.

Accounting

FNS50204 Diploma of Accounting DURATION: 30 weeks (CRICOS Duration 38 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 067397J, QLD 069774F, SA 069296J, VIC 064689K

Students will learn the basics of accounting including the ability to prepare income tax returns, manage and forecast budgets, prepare financial reports, implement and maintain internal control procedures and provide management accounting information.

FNS60204 Advanced Diploma of AccountingDURATION: 40 weeks (CRICOS Duration 50 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 067398G, QLD 069772G, SA 069297G, VIC 064690F

Because all businesses use the same fundamental principles of accounting, by undertaking this course you will develop skills to improve your career prospects in any industry. Students will learn accounting skills focused on introducing and maintaining accounting systems, reporting on business performance, preparing financial statements, developing and maintaining internal control systems and preparing management accounting reports.

Entry requirementsRefer to page 17 More information at: carrickeducation.edu.au/accounting* Course structure and duration may vary from state to state.

See carrickeducation.edu.au for details.

The next stepThese courses provide an excellent pathway into the Carrick Higher Education Bachelor of Accounting degree. See carrickeducation.edu.au for details.

Careers – where to go from hereSuccessful completion of these qualifications may enable you to apply for positions of Assistant Accountant, Senior Financial Clerk and Budget Officer

The Business programs at Carrick have been designed to provide students with the skills to work and manage their respective function, within an organisation in Australia or internationally. With a focus on strategy development, staff management and sales, students will work through real life case studies to ehance their analyitcal and decision making skills.

Business

BSB20107 Certificate II in Business DURATION: 10 weeks (CRICOS Duration 10 weeks) CRICOS Codes: SA 067231J, NSW 067377B, VIC 068001D, QLD 067601K

This is an entry level qualification to give you basic knowledge and skills in business necessary for employment in an office environment. Learn to prepare and process business information such as email, word processed documents and spreadsheets as well as workplace safety procedures and customer service principles.

BSB30107 Certificate III in Business DURATION: 20 weeks (CRICOS Duration 26 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 067378A, QLD 067603G, SA 067232G, VIC 068002C

Students will be taught a broad range of skills and knowledge required to carry out varied work responsibilities, such as providing customer service and supporting a team within a business environment.

BSB40607 Certificate IV in Business Sales DURATION: 20 weeks (CRICOS Duration 26 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 067379M, QLD 067605F, VIC 068003B

This course focuses on sales methods and theory. It is designed to help build and sharpen critical skills and knowledge required to positively impact on the sales of a business.

BSB50207 Diploma of Business DURATION: 30 weeks (CRICOS Duration 38 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 069987D, SA 069292B, VIC 069851J

This qualification reflects the role of individuals with substantial experience in a range of settings and who are seeking to further develop their skills across a wide range of business functions.

BSB60207 Advanced Diploma of Business DURATION: 30 weeks (CRICOS Duration 38 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 069990J, QLD 071183M, SA 069294M, VIC 069854F

This qualification reflects the role of individuals who have senior or managerial responsibilities. They may oversee the work of others or have specialised roles where they do not supervise others but provide strategic leadership.

Entry requirements and package detailsRefer to page 17 Please note the entry requirement for the Advanced Diploma of Business is successful completion of the Diploma of Business. * Course structure and duration may vary from state to state.


The next stepThese courses provide an excellent pathway into Carrick Higher Education Bachelor Degrees: Bachelor of Accounting or Bachelor of Business (Hospitality and Tourism Management). See www.carrickeducation.edu.au for details.

Careers – where to go from hereSuccessful completion of these qualifications may enable you to apply for positions within the business sector such as:

Management, General Business and Sales.

Start date January, February, April, May, June, August, September and October

Books and materials AUD$100 – AUD$500

Locations Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney





Student Success Story Tiya Chakma Bangladesh

Diploma of Community Welfare Work My chosen course, Diploma of Community Welfare Work, is in one of the most demanding fields in Australia, and guarantees employability across a wide range of careers recognised as highly rewarding.Besides the cost of education, taking into consideration various other factors that have implications of living and studying abroad, I have found that I can afford to study at Carrick. Carrick’s two-decades of experience in providing education was also a reason to study here.Melbourne’s cosmopolitan surroundings have been amazing me since I arrived here. Working, learning and sharing with multi-racial people is avidly entertaining.

After having my Diploma of Community Welfare, I will try to employ myself in a welfare organisation in Australia and let my career thrive. The door of my home country is also wide open for me. Bangladesh gives ample opportunities to work for rural as well as urban people through various regional, national and international organisations.

This course is for people interested in working in welfare service delivery, community development projects, direct client work, group work and community health promotion. You will be trained to work with clients from varying backgrounds, such as migrants, children and people with disabilities. When you graduate, you will be qualified to work at an advanced skill level and you will have had training in the supervision of other staff and volunteers.

Community Services Work

CHC30708 Certificate III in Children’s ServicesDURATION: 30 weeks

This course will enhance student’s skills, knowledge and competencies in the Children’s Services Sector with the long-term view of employment within the sector.

CHC50908 Diploma of Children’s Services (Early childhood education and care) DURATION: 80 weeks

This qualification covers workers who are responsible for developing and evaluating childcare programs. Workers at this level have responsibility for the supervision of other staff and volunteers and in most states, it is the highest qualification required at Director or Service Manager level.

CHC50608 Diploma of Community Services Work DURATION: 80 weeks FIELD PLACEMENT: 418 HOURS

This course will give you the skills and knowledge to work as a social welfare worker in the community service industry. It provides you with an understanding of human rights, a range of cultures, indigenous issues and strategies for effective service delivery. This course will allow you to move into a job in service delivery, direct client work and/or health promotion and community development.

Entry requirementsRefer to page 17 More information at: carrickeducation.edu.au/communityCourse structure and duration may vary from state to state. See carrickeducation.edu.au for details.




This course provides students with the specialized skills and knowledge required to work as a Dental Technician. The course deals with the construction of dentures, bridges, crowns and other dental equipment. It also covers the repair and modification of these appliances. Other technical skills attained include working with dental impressions, moulds, casts and models.

With our course structure, Carrick gives students ample opportunity to practice in a working laboratory researching industry practice in our computer resource centre as well as take the extra time needed to reinforce learning.

Dental Technology

HLT50507 Diploma of Dental TechnologyDURATION: 72 weeks (CRICOS Duration 92 weeks) CRICOS Codes: VIC 071171D

This course provides students with the skills and knowledge required to work as a Dental Technician. The course covers bridges, crowns and other dental appliances and technical skills.

Areas of Study• Business Technology and Communication• Health and Safety• Constructing Models• Constructing Dentures• Constructing and Joining Orthodontic Appliances• Repairing and Modifying Orthodontic Appliances• Contructing Crown and Bridge Structures

Facilities Carrick is renowned for delivering high quality industry-specific education programs and strives to keep abreast of developments and innovations within industry that will strengthen the education we provide our students. To achieve this goal Carrick dental technology students study the practical component of their course in a fully functioning technical dental laboratory. The laboratory simulates a modern work-place environment providing students with the opportunity to maximize their learning experience and to achieve high level industry standard skills in a clinical setting.

Entry RequirementsTo gain entry into the Diploma of Dental Technology international students must meet the following entry requirements:

• Satisfactory completion of secondary studies in applicant’s home country equivalent to an Australian Year 12 qualification; or

• Satisfactory completion of an Australian Year 12 qualification; or

• Satisfactory completion of a recognized foundation course in Australia; and

• IELTS overall score of 6.0 (academic test version), or equivalent internationally recognized exam result.

Local and international mature age students will be considered without minimum education requirements but with relevant work experience within chosen area of study and a demonstrated capacity to meet course requirements. Submitted relevant work experience evidenced by work reference letter on company letterhead; work samples; and curriculum vitae will be considered.More information at: carrickeducation.edu.au/dental

Careers – where to go from hereSuccessful completion of this qualification may enable you to to apply for the position of Dental Technician.

Start date January, April, June and September

Books Approx AUD300.00

Materials Approx AUD500.00

Students are required to purchase a laboratory coat, protective eyewear and a dental equipment kit

Location Melbourne

The next stepThis course provides an excellent pathway into Carrick Higher Education Bachelor Degrees: Bachelor of Accounting or Bachelor of Business (Hospitality and Tourism Management). See www.carrickeducation.edu.au for details.

Careers – where to go from hereSuccessful completion of this qualification may enable you to apply for positions within the welfare sector including:

Welfare Worker, Counsellor, Outreach Worker, Case Manager, Community Educators/Trainers, Client Support Workers, Group Workers.


The Diploma of Events provides you with the practical skills and knowledge to plan and coordinate events such as conferences, exhibitions and outdoor festivals. Units cover all aspects of event management including preparation, marketing, operations and management to help ensure you can successfully host an event when you graduate. This course provides you with the practical experience and formal education to enter the event management industry.

Events

SIT50207 Diploma of EventsDURATION: 40 weeks (CRICOS Duration 50 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 071320G, QLD 067889M, SA 068842G, VIC 068007J

This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge necessary to coordinate activities at an operations level. You will learn about the various aspects involved in meetings, conferences, exhibitions and event management.

Entry requirementsRefer to page 17

Students are required to have completed a Certificate III in Events or other related area, or the equivalent relevant experience.

Please note there are prerequisite units requirement for the Diploma of Events for more information please visit carrickeducation.edu.au/eventsCourse structure and duration may vary from state to state. See carrickeducation.edu.au for details.


Careers – where to go from hereSuccessful completion of this qualification may enable you to apply for positions such as the following:

Event Coordinator, Event Manager, Conference Organiser, Marketing Assistant




Student Success Story

Wanwicha Sirapachai

Thailand

Diploma of Events

I chose to study this course because

I found that I love to work in the events and hospitality

industry. And I also heard of Carrick’s reputation,

particularly in hospitality. Therefore, Carrick Jobs and

Careers (CJC) helped and inspired me to get into the

events and hospitality industry as an F&B attendant and

Event volunteer.

Moreover, the highlight of my career is that I worked in

a major event in Melbourne as an F&B attendant. In my

opinion, I think I achieved my goal in my career

and I will keep going to become a full-time employee.

Carrick’s hairdressing courses provide you with the essential skills, experience and training to work as a qualified hairdresser. You will receive comprehensive training in all areas, ranging from retail and communication skills for salon operations to cutting, styling, colouring, straightening and perming hair. In the Certificate IV and Diploma courses you will learn technical and managerial skills to run a successful hairdressing salon.

Hairdressing

WHR20106 Certificate II in Hairdressing DURATION: 10 weeks (CRICOS Duration 10 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 067399G, QLD 066810J, SA 067236D, VIC 064706C

The Certificate II course prepares you to become aSalon Assistant. The course enables you to work under supervision and provide assistance to hairdressers. Students learn business skills such as customer service, safe work practices and communication skills. Students develop hairdressing industry knowledge, learn to shampoo hair, apply and remove semi permanent colours and dry hair.

WRH30106 Certificate III in Hairdressing DURATION: 40 weeks (CRICOS Duration 50 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 067400G, QLD 066811G, SA 067237C, VIC 064707B

This course will provide you with the skills to work as an entry level hairdresser. It will qualify you to treat, cut, colour and style hair, coordinate a salon team and sell salon products and services. The course combines theory with practical experience in a salon.

WRH40106 Certificate IV in Hairdressing DURATION: 20 weeks (CRICOS Duration 26 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 067401G, QLD 066812G, SA 067238B, VIC 064708A

After completing Certificate III in Hairdressing the Certificate IV in Hairdressing course enables you to upgrade and develop complex technical skills and knowledge of a hairdressing practitioner.

WRH50106 Diploma of Hairdressing Salon Management DURATION: 30 weeks (CRICOS Duration 38 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 067396K, QLD 066813F SA 067239A, VIC 064709M

This is the ultimate hairdressing qualification that provides you with the knowledge and ability to manage a salon or own and operate your own salon.

Entry requirements and package detailsRefer to page 17 Please note there are prerequisite units requirement for theCertificate IV in Hairdressing for more information please visit carrickeducation.edu.au/hairdressing* Course structure may vary. See carrickeducation.edu.au for details.


Careers – where to go from hereSalon Manager/Small Business Manager, Executive Manager for a hair product company, Manager for a training provider, Salon Assistant, Hairdresser, Stylist, Colourist.


Cost of uniform and tool kit:

AUD$1,100 - AUD$1,300

Locations Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney,

Student Success Story Meiyu Shang (Nancy)

China

Diploma of Hairdressing

My name is Nancy. I have worked as

a hairdresser assistant at Torquil Murray

Hair Salon for 10 months, from April 26 2008 to February 14

2009, as a part-time hairdresser. I received this job through

Carrick Jobs and Careers (CJC) which assisted me with

my resume and preparing for an interview with the Head

Hairdresser and Owner of Torquil Murray Hair Salon.

I now perform the following duties like: shampooing,

conditioning and rinsing hair; providing scalp conditioning

massages upon clients request; suggesting hair styles

compatible with client’s physical features or determining style

from client’s instructions and preferences; triming beards and

moustaches; providing chemical wave and relaxation services

and preparing clients for salon services.

I am also getting paid really well at Torquil Murray

Hair Salon so I am happy about this.


These courses are designed to give students the confidence and skills needed to succeed in the dynamic hospitality industry. Students are trained in bartending, function duties, a la carte service and front office reception. Students learn essential theory and the practical skills required to successfully manage hospitality businesses.

Hospitality

SIT30707 Certificate III in Hospitality DURATION: 30 weeks (CRICOS Duration 38 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 067389J, QLD 067886C, SA 067227E, VIC 067992A WORK BASED TRAINING: 200 Hours Approximately

This qualification provides students with the skills and knowledge to undertake tasks in various hospitality settings, such as restaurants, hotels, motels, clubs, pubs, cafes and coffee shops. Students will learn how to apply discretion and judgement in hospitality operations.

SIT40307 Certificate IV in Hospitality DURATION: 50 weeks (CRICOS Duration 62 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 067390E, QLD 067885D, SA 067228D, VIC 067995J WORK BASED TRAINING: 400 Hours Approximately

This course aims to provide the training and knowledge for team leaders or supervisors across all functional areas and sectors of the hospitality industry including food and beverage, accommodation services and commercial cookery.

SIT50307 Diploma of Hospitality DURATION: 50 weeks (CRICOS Duration 62 weeks) CRICOS Code: NSW 067391D, QLD 067890G SA 067229C, VIC 067998F *WORK BASED TRAINING: 200 Hours Approximately

This course is designed to give students the confidence and skills required to enter the hospitality industry at an advanced operational or supervisory level. This course also helps students develop a broad range of management skills that are required to operate within the complexity of the hospitality industry.

SIT60307 Advanced Diploma of Hospitality DURATION: 60 weeks (CRICOS Duration 78 weeks) CRICOS Code: NSW 067392C, QLD 067894C, SA 067230K, VIC 067999E *WORK BASED TRAINING: 200 Hours Approximately

The advanced diploma course introduces students to complex concepts relating to hospitality operations and management protocol. This course prepares individuals for entry into the workforce, providing the management skills required to successfully run a hospitality operation and business.* Students who have not completed work based training as part of a Certificate III or Certificate IV qualification from the SIT07 Training Package will be required to complete an additional 200 hours of work based training. This work based training is provided as part of the course and will be conducted off campus with our industry partners in the same state as your course.

Entry requirements and package detailsRefer to page 17 More information at: carrickeducation.edu.au/hospitality * Course structure may vary. See carrickeducation.edu.au for details.


Careers – where to go from hereSuccessful completion of these qualifications may enable you to apply for positions including:

Food and beverage attendant, restaurant supervisor or manager, hotel management trainee, hospitality sales and marketing trainee, personal assistant to hotel manager, bar manager, catering manager, concierge, functions supervisor, hotel receptionist, front office manager.


Books and materials AUD$500 per year


These courses provide extensive training in the principles and skills of commercial food preparation. Students obtain essential skills and learn concepts relating to hospitality operations and management protocol. This prepares students for the rigours of managing a commercial kitchen.

Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)

SIT30807 Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery) DURATION: 50 weeks (CRICOS Duration 62 weeks) CRICOS Code: NSW 067393B, VIC 067993M, QLD 067893D WORK BASED TRAINING: 300 Hours Approximately

This qualification provides students with extensive training in commercial food preparation, preparing the student for the role of a professional cook or chef.

SIT40407 Certificate IV in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery) DURATION: 60 weeks (CRICOS Duration 78 weeks) CRICOS Code: NSW 067394A, VIC 067997G, QLD 067888A WORK BASED TRAINING: 300 Hours Approximately

This course builds on skills gained in the Certificate III qualification. It provides students with the skills and training required for a supervisory position. Students will develop an understanding of business operations such as project management and office coordination.

SIT50307 Diploma of Hospitality DURATION: 50 weeks (CRICOS Duration 62 weeks) CRICOS Code: NSW 067391D, VIC 067998F, QLD 067890G *WORK BASED TRAINING: 200 Hours Approximately

This course is designed to give students the confidence and skills required to enter the hospitality industry at an advanced operational or supervisory level. The course also helps students develop a broad range of management skills that are required to operate within the complexity of the hospitality industry.

SIT60307 Advanced Diploma of Hospitality DURATION: 60 weeks (CRICOS Duration 78 weeks) CRICOS Code: NSW 067392C, VIC 067999E, QLD 067894C *WORK BASED TRAINING: 200 Hours Approximately

The advanced diploma course introduces students to complex concepts relating to hospitality operations and management protocol. This course prepares individuals for entry into the workforce, providing the management skills required to successfully run a hospitality operation and business.

* Students who have not completed work based training as part of a Certificate III or Certificate IV qualification from the SIT07 Training Package will be required to complete approximately 200 hours of work based training. This work based training is provided as part of the course and will be conducted off campus with our industry partners in the same state as your course.

Entry requirements and package detailsRefer to page 17 More information at: carrickeducation.edu.au/cookery

* Course structure may vary. See carrickeducation.edu.au for details.



Chef, sous chef, hospitality sales and marketing trainee, kitchen worker, personal assistant to hotel manager, catering manager.



AUD$400 – AUD$500


Locations Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney,


These courses provide students with extensive training in the art of patisserie. Students obtain the qualification required to work as a patisserie chef and are trained for operational, supervisory and management roles within the hospitality industry. Students develop the broad range of skills required for this industry. Subjects covered include complex sweet items, breads, events catering and management skills.

Hospitality (Patisserie)

SIT31107 Certificate III in Hospitality (Patisserie)DURATION: 40 weeks (CRICOS 50 weeks) CRICOS Code: NSW 067395M, QLD 067892E, VIC 067994K WORK BASED TRAINING: 60 Hours Approximately

This course provides students with the relevant skills and knowledge to work in the patisserie field. Students learn highly creative artisan skills such as marzipan and chocolate decorative work.

SIT50307 Diploma of Hospitality DURATION: 50 weeks (CRICOS Duration 62 weeks CRICOS Code: NSW 067391D, QLD 067890G, VIC 067998F *WORK BASED TRAINING: 200 Hours Approximately

This course is designed to give students the confidence and skills required to enter the hospitality industry at an advanced operational or supervisory level. The course also helps students develop a broad range of management skills that are required to operate within the complexity of the hospitality industry.

SIT60307 Advanced Diploma of Hospitality DURATION: 60 weeks (CRICOS Duration 78 weeks) CRICOS Course Code: NSW 067392C, QLD 067890G, VIC 067999E *WORK BASED TRAINING: 200 Hours Approximately

The advanced diploma course introduces students to complex concepts relating to hospitality operations and management protocol. This course prepares individuals for entry into the workforce, providing the management skills required to successfully run a hospitality operation and business.

* Students who have not completed work based training as part of a Certificate III or Certificate IV qualification from the SIT07 Training Package will be required to complete approximately 200 hours of work based training. This work based training is provided as part of the course and will be conducted off campus with our industry partners in the same state as your course.

Entry requirements and package detailsRefer to page 17 More information at: carrickeducation.edu.au/patisserie

* Course structure may vary. See carrickeducation.edu.au for details.



Chef, sous chef, hospitality sales and marketing trainee, kitchen worker to hotel manager, catering manager.



AUD$450 – AUD$550


Locations Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney

student success story Ivory Cai

Indonesia

Advanced Diploma of Hospitality

My name is Ivory, and I have been

studying Patisserie at Carrick. I have gained many new

skills in the kitchen and Carrick has given me great support

to advance my studies and gain work experience. Nine

months ago I was looking for work in patisserie and Carrick

assisted me in finding work. I have been with The Bathers

Pavilion for almost a year now. When I started I was doing

voluntary work experience, but after hard work I am now

being paid as a Pastry Chef. I would definitely recommend

Carrick to anyone interested in coming to Australia

to study Hospitality.

Marketing courses have been designed for individuals who want a career in the business, sales and marketing fields. Courses focus on ways in which students can learn strategies to position and promote a product from the conceptual stage to when it reaches the market place. Marketing opportunities and trends are evaluated in a practical and contemporary manner.

Marketing

BSB41307 Certificate IV in Marketing DURATION: 20 weeks (CRICOS Duration 26 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 067380G, QLD 067606E, SA 067233G, VIC 068004A

This course covers a broad range of business skills and knowledge in areas such as presentation and communication, sales, business analysis, research, customer service, sales management, consumer behaviour and market segmentation. There is a particular emphasis on relating classroom theory to case studies and business situations.

BSB51207 Diploma of Marketing DURATION: 30 weeks (CRICOS Duration 38 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 067382E, QLD 067610J, SA 067234F, VIC 068005M

This course offers a practical understanding of marketing theory, marketing communications, developing marketing solutions and reviewing marketing performance. You will develop a basic understanding of areas such as business law, e-business and marketing management.

BSB60507 Advanced Diploma of Marketing DURATION: 30 weeks (CRICOS Duration 38 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 067383D, QLD 067611G, SA 067235E, VIC 068006K

Gain a knowledge and an understanding of a range of specialist marketing areas including marketing strategy development, international marketing, direct marketing, e-business, marketing management and marketing planning. Develop an understanding of budgeting, economics and business planning.

Entry requirements and package detailsRefer to page 17Please note the entry requirement for the Advanced Diploma of Marketing is successful completion of the Diploma of Marketing.* Course structure and duration may vary from state to state.




Sales, Marketing, Market Research, Marketing Communications, Business Administration





Management courses at Carrick provide graduates with practical skills needed for success and are suitable for supervisors and managers at all levels and in all industries. They are also suited for individuals who are aspiring to a supervisory or management role.

Management

BSB40807 Certificate IV in Frontline Management DURATION: 20 weeks (CRICOS Duration 26 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 069988C, QLD 069769C, SA 069291C, VIC 069850K

This course is designed to help you enhance your skills in managing people and projects. It will also help you to develop your communication skills, assist you with the coaching of staff and help you to implement continuous improvement procedures.

BSB51107 Diploma of Management DURATION: 20 weeks (CRICOS Duration 26 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 069986E, QLD 069770K, SA 069293A, VIC 069852G

This course provides you with the skills and knowledge to manage strategic and operational areas of an organisation. If you are aspiring to become a manager in a medium or large organisation, or if you are a practising manager and want to formalise your skills, then this is the course for you.

BSB60507 Advanced Diploma of Marketing DURATION: 30 weeks (CRICOS Duration 38 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 067383D, QLD 067611G, SA 067235E, VIC 068006K

Gain a knowledge and an understanding of a range of specialist marketing areas including marketing strategy development, international marketing, direct marketing, e-business, marketing management and marketing planning. Develop an understanding of budgeting, economics and business planning.

BSB60407 Advanced Diploma of Management DURATION: 20 weeks (CRICOS Duration 26 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 069989B, QLD 069771J, SA 069295K, VIC 069855E

This course provides you with the skills and knowledge to manage strategic and operational areas of an organisation. If you are aspiring to become a manager in a large or complex organisation, or if you are a practising senior manager and want to formalise your skills, then this is the course for you.

Entry requirements and package detailsRefer to page 17Please note the entry requirement for the Advanced Diploma of Management is successful completion of the Diploma of Management.* Course structure and duration may vary from state to state.




Sales, Marketing, Market Research, Marketing Communications, Business Administration




These courses provide students with the relevant practical experience and knowledge needed to enter the tourism industry. Students learn how to prepare quotations for domestic, international and promotional airfares. Students gain the skills required to promote and sell travel destinations, operate a computerised reservation system and coordinate supplier services.

Tourism

SIT20107 Certificate II in Tourism DURATION: 10 weeks (CRICOS Duration 10 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 071326A, QLD 067884E, SA 068837D, VIC 068008G

This course is for students who want to be employed as office assistants, receptionists, meet-and-greet guides or attendants within a range of tourism enterprises such as museums and tourist centres. Students explore sales, operations and customer service skills combined with basic tourism knowledge.

SIT30107 Certificate III in Tourism DURATION: 20 weeks (CRICOS Duration 26 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 071324C, QLD 067887B, SA 068838C, VIC 068009G

This course provides training and knowledge at work in the tourism industry. Students learn to prepare quotations, inform clients about various travel destinations and use supplier services.

SIT40207 Certificate IV in Tourism DURATION: 40 weeks (CRICOS Duration 50 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 071323D, QLD 067882G, SA 068839B, VIC 068010C

This course develops the skills required to work in a supervisory or team leader role in the tourism industry. The curriculum focuses on domestic, international and promotional airfares and ticketing, as well as learning to operate a computerised reservation system.

SIT50107 Diploma of Tourism DURATION: 50 weeks (CRICOS Duration 62 weeks) CRICOS Codes: NSW 071322E, QLD 067891F, SA 068840J, VIC 068011B

This qualification further develops the skills acquired in the certificate levels of the course, building on the student’s marketing, business operations and financial skills for the tourism industry.

SIT60107 Advanced Diploma of Tourism DURATION: 60 weeks (CRICOS Duration 78 weeks) CRICOS Codes: SA 068841G, NSW 071321F, QLD 067883F, VIC 068012A

This course enables students to acquire, develop and practice the operative and fundamental management skills required of a manager in the tourism industry. It is specifically designed to provide management and operations training, with a focus on the nature, scope and function of the tourism industry.

Entry requirements and package detailsRefer to page 17 More information at: carrickeducation.edu.au/tourism


Careers – where to go from hereSuccessful completion of these qualifications may enable you to apply for positions including: hotel and resort management, regional tourism development, government and public service, tourism research and consulting, passenger and transport services, tour operations, wholesale travel, attraction management, destination management, marketing and sales, ecotourism and tourism advertising.





Entry RequirementsAdvanced Diplomas and Diplomas Certificates

Australia Year 11, Certificate III or equivalent Year 10 or equivalent

Bahrain 2nd Year of Secondary School Certificate (Yr 2 of Tawjihiya)

Secondary School Leaving Certificate (Tawjihiya)

Bangladesh Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC)*# Secondary School Certificate (SSC)

Brazil Year 11 Ensino Medio, Year 11 Upper Secondary Schooling or Certificate IV

Year 10 Ensino Medio, Year 10 Upper Secondary Schooling

Chile Year 11 (Tercer año medio) of Licencia de Educacion Media or Certificate IV

Year 10 (Segundo año medio) of Licencia de Educacion Media

China Gao San N/A

Colombia Bachillerato or Certificate IV Year 10 of Upper secondary schooling

Czech Republic

Year 11 of Secondary Education or Certificate IV Year 10 High School or equivalent

Hong Kong Form 5 (HKCEE) Form 4

India Standard XI (with a first class pass) or Standard XII *#

Standard XI (with a first class pass) or Standard XII *

Indonesia SMA2 (Sekolah Menengah Atas) SMA, SMK, MA

Israel Grade 11 (Yud Aleph) Grade 10

Japan Upper Secondary School Grade 2 Upper Secondary School Grade 1

Kenya Education (KCSE)* Education (KCSE)*

Kuwait 3rd Year of General Secondary School Certificate (Kuwaiti Yr 11)

General Secondary School Certificate (Shahadat-al-thanawia-al-a’ama)

Malaysia SPM or Senior Middle 2 Form 4 or Senior Middle 1

Mauritius GCE O Levels Grade 10

Mexico Year 11 Ciclo Medio Superior or Certificate IV Year 10 Ciclo Medio Superior

Nepal Higher Secondary Certificate/Standard XII *# Higher Secondary Certificate/Standard XII *

Oman 2nd Year of Secondary School Certificate (Yr 2 of Thanawiya amma)

Secondary School Leaving Certificate (Thanawiya amma)

Peru Certificado de Educacion Secundaria Completa or Certificate IV

Year 10 of Educacion Secundaria

Philippines 2 yrs FT study towards a degree from a recognised University

Diploma (Katibayan)

Russia Certificate of Secondary Education (Attestat) Year 10 of Secondary Education

Saudi Arabia 2nd Year of General Secondary Education Certificate (Yr 2 of Tawjihiyah)

General Secondary Education Certificate (Tawjihiyah)

South Korea Senior High School Grade 2 Senior High School Grade 1

Sweden Year 11 of Upper Secondary School or Certificate IV Year 10 High School or equivalent

Switzerland Year 11 of Gymnasium or Certificate IV Year 10 of Gymnasium or equivalent

Taiwan Senior year 2 (when packaged with Cert IV + Diploma) Senior year 3 for Diploma of IT (Systems Admin)

Senior Year 2 for Cert IV/Senior Year 1 for Cert III

Thailand Upper Secondary School Matayom 5 Upper Secondary School Matayom 4

Turkey Lise Diplomasi or Certificate IV Year 10 of Secondary Education

UAE 2nd Year of Secondary School Certificate (Yr 2 of Tawjihiyya)

Secondary School Certificate (Tawjihiyya)

Vietnam Grade 11 Grade 10

Zambia Zambian School Certificate * Zambian School Certificate *

Zimbabwe GCE O levels * GCE O levels

English Language RequirementsAdvanced Diplomas and Diplomas IELTS 5.5 overall, minimum 5.0 in each band (Academic) or equivalent**

Certificates IELTS 5.5 overall (Academic) or equivalent**

* Due to 572 Visa Requirements# Students undertaking a Certificate** Please visit the Carrick website for equivalencies

NOTE: those countries not listed will be assessed based on an equivalency to the Australian entry requirements Some courses require the completion of prerequisite units and/or courses, or experience within the related industry.

Course Packages

Packaging courses means combining the trade skills taught at certificate level with the business management skills taught at diploma and advanced diploma levels. Packaging is popular with students as it enables you to gain a well rounded qualification taking you one step closer to that dream job.

There is a vast array of packages available and you may want to talk to our admissions team to work out what package best suits you and your career goals. Credit transfers are available for some course packages.

Here is a list of our most popular course packaging options.

Commercial Cookery • Certificate III + Diploma• Certificate III + Advanced Diploma

Hairdressing • Certificate III + Certificate IV + Diploma

Patisserie• Certificate III + Diploma• Certificate III + Advanced Diploma

Business• Certificate III + Certificate IV + Diploma• Certificate III + Certificate IV + Diploma

+ Advanced Diploma• Certificate IV + Diploma + Advanced Diploma

Hospitality• Certificate IV + Diploma• Certificate IV + Advanced Diploma

Tourism• Certificate III + Certificate IV + Diploma• Certificate III + Certificate IV + Diploma

+ Advanced Diploma

Marketing • Certificate IV + Diploma + Advanced Diploma

Management • Certificate IV + Diploma + Advanced Diploma

Package DurationThe packages listed above have a minimum duration of 2 years. Package duration may vary if the student is applying for credit transfer or recognition of prior learning.

Student Success Story Alejandro Dante Saravia Leon

Peru

Advanced Diploma of Hospitality

(Commercial Cookery Stream)

My name is Alejandro Dante Saravia Leon and I have

a passion for cooking. I have a dream to become one

of the best chefs in Peru and hopefully internationally.

I came to Australia with an intention to expose and

introduce Peruvian Food to the Australian dining scene.

I wanted to develop my chef skills and thus enrolled

in Carrick Institute of Education because it had a very

good reputation in Australia.

Initially I didn’t know there was a service to assist

students with resumes/cover letters like Carrick Jobs

and Careers (CJC) but I soon found out and went to

Natalie Lee to get introduced to the Fine Dining scene in

Australia. Natalie assisted in developing my resume and

cover letter and then organised an interview for me at

Pier Restaurant with Head Chef: Grant King. Through my

hard work during my trial shift at Pier Restaurant, Grant

offered me a position in 2009. Unfortunately I was unable

to accept because I have been busy with organising my

“Taste of Peru” project.

During my studies at Carrick I have been working hard in

developing an authentic but modern “taste of Peru”

to showcase in April and introduce Peruvian Cuisine to

the Australian fine dining scene. To my credit, I believe

I am one of the first pioneers to introduce Peruvian food

to Australia.


ESOS FrameworkInstitutes that appear on CRICOS (Commonwealth Register of Institutes and Courses for Overseas Students) are governed by the ESOS (Education Services for Overseas Students) Framework. This encompasses the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000, and the National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2007. These laws are in place to protect overseas students, and to uphold high standards of education within private Australian education institutions.

For further information please refer to: http://aei.gov.au/AEI/ESOS/EasyGuide_ESOS.html

Academic

Carrick provides students with flexible learning that allows you to reach your goals. The Academic Pathways offered through Carrick provide you with a range of different starting points, such as completing an English program or studying a Certificate II or III. The table below illustrates some of the common pathways students select in order to achieve their goals.

HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETIONYear 11*,12 or equivalent

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Providing job ready graduates

Courses: • English for Academic

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Education• IELTS Preparation• General English• First Certificate in English • English for Nursing

Courses:• Accounting• Business • Community Welfare Work• Dental Technology • Events • Hairdressing• Hospitality

Commercial Cookery Patisserie

• Management• Marketing • Tourism

Courses range from Certificate II through to Advanced Diploma.

Courses:• Bachelor of Accounting• Bachelor of Business

(Hospitality and Tourism Management)

Six trimesters over two years’ full time study.

HIGHER EDUCATIONAt any other partner

university within Australia

OTHERVocational Institutes

* Year 11 domestic only.

** Please refer to university pathways on our website.

Pathways

DIRECT ENTRY

Carrick provides a range of support services to students. The Student Services Department offers personal and friendly assistance to students in many areas, including an orientation program that assists students to settle into Australian life and their studies.

Support services include:• Counseling • Airport, train and bus pickup • Cultural adjustment • Student accommodation (including Homestay) • Academic support • Carrick Jobs and Careers (CJC)

Admissions support includes:• Application and enrolment • Credit transfer and recognition of prior learning • Career and course advice • Articulation into Australian universities

OrientationPrior to course commencement, a compulsory orientation program is held for all students who are enrolled with Carrick. Orientation details can be found on our website www.carrrickeducation.edu.au. The orientation program covers the following topics:• Student life at Carrick• Marking system and academic expectations• Refund policy • Fees and charges policy• Complaints policy• Employment opportunities• International student requirements (if applicable)• Safety and cultural adjustment

StudentSupport services


Student Success Story

Brenda Hurst Ireland

Advance Diploma

of Hospitality Management

My name is Brenda Hurst, from

Dublin, Ireland. I am at present studying the Advanced

Diploma of Management at Carrick Institute of Education.

I have been with Carrick for the past year and a half and

in that time I have been very impressed with Carrick Jobs

and Careers. I believe it is an extremely valuable free

service available to Carrick students.

In particular, I am grateful to Natalie Lee for all her help.

She set up interviews and trials. She gave me valuable

advice on writing my resume and interview techniques

that helped to secure my current position. I am delighted

to say that I am presently working as a larder chef at the

renowned two hat restaurant - Icebergs at Bondi beach.

The experience is extremely valuable to me. It provides

excellent training as a chef. They also like to train their

chefs in different sections of the kitchen, so I will have

continuous development as a chef. They produce

excellent quality meals with impressive presentation.

I believe this experience will be a distinct advantage in

securing other such prestigious positions in the future,

and paves the way to eventually running a successful

business of my own.

Jobs and careers

Contact Carrick Jobs and Careers at carrickeducation.edu.au/CJC

Carrick Jobs and Careers (CJC) is a division of Carrick. CJC offers services to students, graduates and associated industry clientele.

Carrick Institute of Education currently has more than 6000 students enrolled in a variety of courses covering a range of vocational areas.

CJC proudly promotes to employers dedicated and enthusiastic students for a variety of staffing needs.

Students also have access to this free service, which is conveniently located at the main Carrick campus in each city. CJC offers exciting job opportunities and assistance in all areas of employment, such as:

• Pre-placement training• Interview preparation• Resumé development

and analysis• Work experience programs• Liaison with key industry personnel• Advice on personal development• Voluntary work programs• Overseas work experience

and work placement• Graduate positions• Employment-based seminars.

CJC services are available to all students undertaking vocational courses who wish to gain valuable work experience in their chosen industry while they study and graduates who have completed their studies. Australian residents also receive full-time employment assistance. International students on a student VISA with work permission are eligible to work up to 20 hours per week.

For more information see www.immi.gov.au

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University partnersBachelor Degree PathwaysUpon completion of a relevant Carrick Institute of Education program:

Postgraduate PathwaysUpon completion of a Carrick Higher Education Bachelor Degree:

Carrick Higher EducationEdith Cowen UniversityCentral Queensland UniversityVictoria UniversityKaplan Business School Australia

Australian Catholic UniversityRoyal Melbourne Institute of Technology UniversityJames Cook UniversityFlinders UniversityUniversity of Southern QueenslandUniversity of WollongongCharles Sturt UniversityMurdoch University

Edith Cowan UniversityCentral Queensland UniversitySouthern Cross UniversityUniversity of South AustraliaUniversity of the Sunshine CoastQueensland University of Technology


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Accommodation

Approximate living costs per month (all in Australian Dollars)

Adelaide Brisbane Melbourne Sydney

Flat Rental $900 $900 $1,000 $1,600

Food $250 $280 $300 $300

Transport $50 $70 $80 $100

Utilities (Water, Gas, Electricity) $70 $70 $70 $90

Telephone and Internet $60 $60 $60 $60

Living CostsStudents relocating to Australia should keep in mind the relevant costs when they undertake studies. When calculating the cost of living in Australia, students must also budget for food, health care, transport, books, clothing and entertainment. Please note that all costs listed are estimates only and will vary depending on location, lifestyle and inflation.

Students are recommended to allow a minimum of A$18,000 per year to cover their cost of living. It is highly recommended that students arrive with an additional A$2,000 to cover settling in costs such as rental bond and to purchase basic furniture items, if this is not already prepaid during enrolment.

Other costs• Overseas Student Health Cover* – A$354 (one year)• Rental bond – A$1,100 (Adel), A$1,100 (Bris), A$1,200

(Melb), A$1,800 (Syd) per rental• Music concert tickets – A$60 – A$100• Cinema tickets – A$10 – A$18• Mobile phone – A$50 per month• Stationery and books – A$500 per year

* Australian Government Requirement – cost varies according to duration of cover. Prices include goods and services tax (GST). Costs are based on figures at time of printing and are subject to change without notice. From the 1st July, 2010 students will have to obtain OSHC for the proposed duration of their student visa.

Homestay Carrick Education is proud to associate with the Australian Homestay Network (AHN) for the provision of homestay services for its students.

AHN is Australia’s leading Homestay provider and was recently commended in the Senate Inquiry into the Welfare and Safety of International Students for meeting the appropriate standards in Homestay accommodation.

Homestay is a cultural exchange between a local individual or family (called a Host) and a visiting international student. The student lives as a guest in the home.

In traditional homestay, students can expect to be provided with their own room, food and space to study. The homestay hosts will assist students to become familiar with the local area and customs in a relaxed and friendly household setting. This is the recommended option for all new students studying in Australia for the first time.

Students are encouraged to share information about their home country and culture with their AHN homestay host. After the first 2-4 week minimum stay period there are numerous continuing AHN Homestay options to suit the various students needs. Please refer to the accompanying Homestay Chart for 2010.

AHN Homestay helps students to better settle into life in a new country and gain the confidence to build important social networks in Australia.

Contact the Australian Homestay Network on www.homestaynetwork.org

2010 Homestay Fees

Carrick Homestay Options Brisbane, Gold Coast and Adelaide

Sydney and Melbourne

National Placement Fee* $200 $200

Under 18 Products 1Homestay is compulsory for under 18 students unless other arrangements are approved by Carrick.

Student Pays Per Week


Traditional (Private Room) $265 $1,060 (4 weeks) $285 $1,140 (4 weeks)

Traditional (Shared Room) $230 $920 (4 weeks) $250 $1,000 (4 weeks)

Over 18 Homestay WelcomeCarrick recommends traditional homestay for over 18’s for their first 4 weeks in Australia.



Traditional (Private Room) $245 $980 (4 weeks) $265 $1,060 (4 weeks)

$735 (3 weeks) $795 (3 weeks)

$490 (2 weeks) $530 (2 weeks)

Traditional (Shared Room) $215 $860 (4 weeks) $230 $920 (4 weeks)

$645 (3 weeks) $690 (3 weeks)

$430 (2 weeks) $460 (2 weeks)

Over 18 Continuing Homestay Carrick Homestay Options (available after first 4 weeks in traditional Homestay)


4 Weeks Minimum Payment(please add placement fee - $200 to the chosen figure below)


4 Weeks Minimum Payment(please add placement fee - $200 to the chosen figure below)

Dinner Only (Private Room) $220 $880 $230 $920

Dinner Only (Shared Room) $190 $760 $200 $800

No Meals (Private Room) $170 $680 $180 $720

No Meals (Shared Room) $150 $600 $150 $600

Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney

NOTE: (i) Students aged under 18 years old are charged $20 per week extra

and can use only the traditional homestay service (two/three meals per day)

(ii) All products are subject to host availability

*Placement Fee includes:• Training of Host• System support during application process• Residence visit and approval process • Student - Host preference matching• Placement of Student• Follow-up support if required regarding placement• Placement resolution as required• Placement fee will be increased to $230 as of the 1 January 2011

Weekly fee includes: • Meals and Accommodation as specified/selected above• Household Utilities (electricity, gas, etc)• Homestay Host student support • Homestay Host additional support for students under 18• Compulsory AHN 24 hours, seven days a week professional phone

support (including critical incident management)

• Compulsory AHN Contents Insurance for Students and Hosts as per AHN Insurance Policy

http://www.homestaynetwork.org/public/ahn-insurance• AHN System access for Agents, Institution,

Students and Hosts• AHN Project Management

• Ongoing Supervisor Support

1 Under 18 years of age students also need to have a guardian in Australia. Carrick can arrange an appointed guardian. The cost is $49.50 a week and upfront payment is required for the duration of the students stay in Australia or until the student turns 18 years of age.

AHN- Airport Pick up Fees

Adelaide Brisbane Melbourne Sydney

Flat Rental $110 $110 $130 $132

Documents

Carrick Institute of Education - Go Study Work and Travel