INTERNATIONAL STUDENT - Uniagents Kaur Saddal ... sections in the International Student Application Form. ... Our Student Support team assists you in your job search

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Version: 06-2016

Stanley International College Pty LtdCRICOS Provider Code: 03047E

RTO Code: 51973 171 James StreetABN: 16 130 977 221 Perth Western Australia 6003 F: +61 8 9227 1238

T: +61 8 9227 1797 [email protected]

STANLEY COLLEGE IS A MEMBER OF THE FOLLOWING ASSOCIATIONS:

Welcome to Stanley College 1

Discover Perth 2

Discover Stanley College 4

Airport Reception & Accommodation 5

Social Activities 6

Employment Opportunities 7

GENERAL ENGLISH COURSES

General English Courses 8

Class Options for General English Courses 10

Fees & Intake Dates for General English Courses 10

VOCATIONAL COURSES

Vocational Education and Training 11

BUSINESS COURSES

BSB20115 Certificate II in Business 12

BSB30115 Certificate III in Business 13

BSB30415 Certificate III in Business Administration 13

BSB50215 Diploma of Business 14

BSB60215 Advanced Diploma of Business 16

LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT COURSES

BSB51915 Diploma of Leadership and Management 15

BSB61015 Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management 16

HOSPITALITY COURSES

COMMERCIAL COOKERY PATHWAY

SIT30813 Certificate III in Commercial Cookery 17

Practical Training Venues for Hospitality Courses 18

SIT40413 Certificate IV Commercial Cookery 19

SIT50313 Diploma of Hospitality 20

SIT60313 Advanced Diploma of Hospitality 21

FOOD AND BEVERAGE PATHWAY

SIT50313 Diploma of Hospitality 22

SIT60313 Advanced Diploma of Hospitality 22

HEALTH COURSES

CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support 23

CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support 24

Practical Training Venues for Health Courses 25

CHILD CARE COURSES

CHC30113 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care 26

CHC50113 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care 27

Practical Training Venue for Child Care Courses 28

Packaged Courses Samples 29

Short Courses 30

Student Application Process 31

Fees & Intake Dates for VET Courses

Higher Education Pathways

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Entry Requirements for VET Courses 35

Stanley College Campuses 36

CONTENTS

A personal message from our PrincipalThe decision to pursue an international education is an important one. Your exposure to different languages, different cultures and education systems will enrich your life.Yet, choosing the right country and the right school is not easy in the ever growing clutter of education destinations, courses and schools.

Stanley College is an independent, privately owned Australian Government Registered College with more than 140 dedicated team members. At Stanley College, you are our VIP and at the center of everything we do. We are committed to equip you with skills that are relevant for your career and

assist you to find work during your studies. More than 15,000 Stanley College Graduates from over 42 countries are proof of our achievements.

Alberto A. Tassone Principal / Chief Executive Officer

MANAGEMENT TEAM

Languages Spoken:

Languages Spoken:

Languages Spoken:

English

Sharni LloydSnr Administration Officer

English & French

Edna ToulekimaStudent Support Officer

STUDENT SUPPORT TEAM

English & Mandarin

Jay YongSnr Student

Support Officer

Dhyan SinghDirector of Operations

English, Hindi & Punjabi

Daisy LeiOperations Manager

Philippines

English & Tagalog

Vickie PowellGeneral Manager

English

Alberto A. TassoneCEO

English, Italian, Swiss, German & French

English

Amy MacnishEvents Co-ordinator

English

Alisa TahaEmployment Liaison

Officer

English, Hindi & Bengali

Swati DattaEmployment Liaison

Officer

Don’t hesitate. Embark on a journey with us today to DISCOVER, LEARN & ENJOY!

English & Mandarin

Daisy Lee Snr Finance Officer


Amandeep KaurOffice Manager

MAIN / JAMES STREET CAMPUS

FRANCIS STREET CAMPUS

English & Korean

Hana KimStudent Support Officer

English, Mandarin& Bahasa Melayu

Dawn TeohStudent Support Officer

REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVE

WELCOME TO STANLEY COLLEGE

English & Spanish

Camila CuellarMarketing Officer

MIRRABOOKA CAMPUS


Jasleen Kaur SaddalAdministration Officer

English & Persian

Meliheh ZakeriStudent Services Officer

Jeffrey KnowlesHead of School - VET

English

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Perth is the capital of Western Australia, Australia’s largest state. Western Australia covers an area of over 2.5 million

square kilometres, approximately 1/3 of the whole country.

Perth has 2 million people and is situated on the banks of the Swan River and surrounded by natural parklands and stunning beaches, which makes it one of the most beautiful cities in the world! With a unique lifestyle, which combines vibrant urban living with a relaxed beach atmosphere, Perth offers international students fantastic cultural and educational experiences!

EDUCATIONWestern Australia offers a wide range of world class options in education. With some of the best facilities and teaching staff in the world, you will receive a qualification that is sought after by employers and gain strong academic credentials.

By studying at a Government Registered College, not only will you get a good education and a chance to meet people from different cultural backgrounds, you will also gain invaluable industry experience. Stanley College offers nationally accredited courses, so your qualifications will be highly regarded in Australian and international job markets!

CLIMATEThere are more than 265 sunny days every year in Perth! The city is famous for its hot summers, mild winters and year round blue skies, a combination that allows for one of the most enviable outdoor and social lifestyles in the world!

ECONOMYDue to its huge deposits of metal ores and coal, Western Australia has continuously experienced high economic growth over the years. Perth residents have some of the highest incomes in Australia, and the city is known for its high standards of living. Western Australia continues to lead the country in terms of economic development, providing more job opportunities than other states in the country.

As a student of Stanley College, you will benefit from the assistance of our Employment Liaison Officer, who can help you find a suitable job!

FOODPerth is abundant with restaurants, so you will find culinary delights from across the globe! This diversity will add significantly to your student experience, allowing you to experience other cultures and international living at a whole new level!

PUBLIC TRANSPORTIn Perth City, all bus services are free of charge. This allows you to get around the city and adjacent areas at no cost at all! Two of Stanley College campuses are ideally located within 10 minutes from Perth City train and bus stations. Our third campus in Mirrabooka is only a 3 minutes walk from the bus station where there are many bus services to Perth City.

As a student of Stanley College, you will receive at least 40% discount on all public transport services throughout Perth. That way, you can make the most of your experience, using the city’s amazing network of modern trains, buses and ferries!

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Did you know...

PERTH FAST FACTS

Population 2 million

Metropolitan Area 6,500 sq km

Time GMT +8 hours

Main Language English

Currency Australian Dollar (AUD$)

Nationalities Over 190

WA’s Main Revenue EarnersEducation, Mining, Agriculture and Tourism

Perth is ranked #8 in The 2015 Economist list of the “World’s Most Liveable Cities”

Australia is the 3rd most popular study destination in the world

8 out of the 100 top universities in the world are in Australia

Stanley College is 1 of the largest Private Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) in Perth

STANLEYCOLLEGE

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TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES

Western Australia has many natural beauties, such as The Pinnacles, Jewel Cave, Monkey Mia, Esperance Pink Lake and Ningaloo Reef.

Perth City is ideally located, 30 minutes away from Western Australia’s oldest wine region, Swan Valley and a 3-hour drive to Margaret River, one of the world’s greatest wine regions.

Perth is located only a short flight away from Bali, Indonesia, one of the most popular international destinations in the world. You will also be a few hours away from amazing countries such as Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Japan, China and Taiwan.

Bali, Indonesia

Brisbane

New Zealand

Melbourne

Hong KongTaipei, Taiwan

Tokyo, JapanSeoul, South Korea

Paro, BhutanKathmandu, NepalNew Delhi

India

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SingaporeKuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Bangkok, Thailand

Perth Sydney

Cottesloe Beach

Beijing, China

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Why choose Stanley College? G’Day mate!Join...

Qualified trainers & support staff, speaking 14 languages

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Different nationalities

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1,000 International 500 Australian

Students1,500+

University pathways

2 centrally located campuses with FREE WiFi

24 nationally accredited qualifications

Weekday & weekend flexible class options

Employment services & internships

Weekly social, sporting & cultural activities

JOBSEARCH

Friendly trainers & support staff

Student Discounts

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Arriving in a new country can be very overwhelming. Stanley College recommends that you take advantage of our Airport Reception and Accommodation Placement Service. This will help you to feel safe and welcome from the moment you arrive.

Stanley College will assist students with homestay placements. Homestay hosts may be families, couples, single parents with children or single individuals. Your homestay host will provide you with a safe environment and an introduction to living and studying in Australia. You will gain a deeper insight into Australian culture, as well as the opportunity to improve your language skills.

While living with a local host family or individual, you will be provided with a clean, furnished bedroom with a bed, desk, wardrobe, chair and a study lamp. You will also have access to bathroom and laundry facilities as well as an option for meal services. The minimum homestay duration is generally 2 weeks.

Airport greeting service is available to students. You will be greeted at the International Terminal at Perth Airport and transported to your accommodation destination. To book your Airport Reception, please complete the relevant sections in the International Student Application Form.

For more information on accommodation placement services, please visit our website www.stanleycollege.edu.au.

HOMESTAY

AIRPORT RECEPTION

*Excludes tuition fees and materials fees

Individual living expenses may vary depending on the type of accommodation, personal consumption and lifestyle.

The Department of Immigration and Border Protection recommends $19,830 as a base figure, to cover one year’s expenses for a single person.

MONTHLY LIVING EXPENSES

This is an example of monthly expenses you may incur:

Internet &Mobile

INSURANCE

AIRPORT RECEPTION & ACCOMMODATION

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Discover beautiful WA and immerse in the Australian culture. While studying at Stanley College, you will have the opportunity to participate in social, sporting and cultural activities.

Our dedicated Events Coordinator organises exciting and interesting weekly social activities for our students. Activities range from free student barbecues and events to paid packaged tours, cruises, sporting and coastal activities.

Keep a look out for our monthly Events Newsletter to stay informed about activities organised by Stanley College. We will also keep you informed about activities happening around Perth so that you will get to know the city you live in!

• Barbecues and picnics• Coastal activities such as fishing, swimming, surfing and snorkelling• Conversation clubs

• Diving certificate courses and tours • Outback treks• Wine tours... and many more!

Whale Watching

Surfing

Rottnest Island

Rottnest Island Cycling

Rock Climbing Caversham Wild Park

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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

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At Stanley College, we recognise the importance of finding paid employment while you are studying. Our dedicated Employment Liaison Officers have close ties with industries and works closely with industry partners to find work placement and/or paid employment for you. Students holding a valid student visa can work 40 hours per fortnight while your course is in session, starting from the course commencement date. You can work unlimited hours during scheduled course breaks (full-time work is generally 38 hours per week). This provides you with opportunities to improve your English and to integrate into the community. For more information relating to your permission to work, please visit www.border.gov.au.

We include work-based training components in some of our courses to ensure that you are job-ready at graduation and have competitive advantages over peers in your job search. This work-based training provides you with opportunities to prove yourself in the workplace and to learn about workplace cultures. Students who have performed well during work-based training are often offered jobs upon graduation.

Our Student Support team assists you in your job search • Preparing and writing of resume and cover letter• Coaching you in job interview techniques• Advertising vacant positions • Assisting you to send resumes to employers

Rottnest Island

WE HELP YOU AND YOUR DEPENDANT FAMILY MEMBERS TO FIND JOBS!Generally, our students find work within 2 weeks of course commencement. The average wage is $19 per hour. For information about national minimum wage, visit http://www.fairwork.gov.au

I would like to share my interesting experiences while studying and working at Stanley College here in Perth.During my stay here, I get to experience a totally different kind of culture, this broadened my horizons and actually positively improved my skills to think outside the box. Here, I’m learning so much on many different levels: educational, professional, personal and cultural.

As an international student, I can work and study simultaneously, and I’m proud to say that I’m one of the lucky students to have the opportunity to study and work at Stanley College as Student Support Officer, where I work with wonderful colleagues providing administrative support to attain the highest level of service for the students. I strongly recommend Stanley College.

Jacqueline Broza, Brazil, Certificate IV in Spoken & Written English - Further Studies

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

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Weekday, evening& weekend classes

available

STUDY MODESThe delivery methods for this course include:• Face-to-face classroom-based learning• Group-work• Self-paced and online study

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSPlease refer to page 9

FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of Certificate II in Spoken and Written English or higher, you may pursue a vocational course at Stanley College or other Government registered education providers.

COST FOR EACH LEVELFull CourseTuition Fee: $4,800Materials Fee: $150

Flexible Option4 to 21+ weeks: $240 per week

INTAKES1st and 3rd Monday of every month

DURATION FOR EACH LEVELFull Course20 weeks + 6 weeks of holidays (20 hours per week)

TYPE OF QUALIFICATIONUpon completion, you will receive a Nationally Accredited Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) Qualification, with an Academic Transcript listing all competent units. You will also receive a Certificate of Proficiency stating the English proficiency level achieved.

TYPE OF QUALIFICATIONUpon completion, you will receive a Certificate of Proficiency stating the English proficiency level achieved. A Statement of Attainment will be issued at the end of the course.

YOU CAN STUDY THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE COURSES IN SPOKEN AND WRITTEN ENGLISH:• Absolute Beginner 10361NAT Course in Preliminary Spoken and Written English

• Elementary

10362NAT Certificate I in Spoken and Written English

• Pre Intermediate

10363NAT Certificate II in Spoken and Written English

• Intermediate

10364NAT Certificate III in Spoken and Written English

• Upper Intermediate 10365NAT Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English - Further Studies

Flexible Option4 weeks to 104 weeks (20 hours per week)

Stanley College offers General English courses suitable for students at all levels of English. Whether you are looking to improve your ability to communicate in English, to gain admission into a vocational or university course or to improve your career prospects, our courses will help you achieve your goals.


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Legend:• IELTS - International English Level Testing System• TOEFL iBT- Test of English as a Foreign Language (Internet-Based Test)• TOEIC - Test of English for International Communication

Note:• Stanley College does not endorse using the above table to identify scores. The table is

intended as a guide only. • Students will be tested during Orientation to confirm actual level of English.

COURSE TITLE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS PROFICIENCY AT COMPLETION OF COURSE

ABSOLUTE BEGINNER - 10361NAT COURSE IN PRELIMINARY SPOKEN AND WRITTEN ENGLISH

This course covers:• Reading, writing, speaking and listening skills

Upon completion, you will be able to:• Listen to and participate in basic conversations• Write simple words and sentences• Express likes and dislikes for music, hobbies and food

• IELTS Test Score of 0 -1

• TOEFL iBT 0 -10

• TOEIC 0 -250

• Elementary

• IELTS Test Score of 1

• TOEFL iBT 10 - 20

• TOEIC 0 -250

ELEMENTARY - 10362NAT CERTIFICATE I IN SPOKEN AND WRITTEN ENGLISH


Upon completion, you will be able to:• Understand simple instructions• Read and understand simple job ads• Answer telephone calls and take simple messages• Write longer sentences and explore plurals and collective nouns

• IELTS Test Score of 1-2

• TOEFL iBT 10 -20

• TOEIC 0 -250

• Pre Intermediate

• IELTS Test Score of 2 - 3

• TOEFL iBT 21-31

• TOEIC 255 - 433

PRE INTERMEDIATE - 10363NAT CERTIFICATE II IN SPOKEN AND WRITTEN ENGLISH


Upon completion, you will be able to:• Participate in conversations• Write stories, opinions and apply spelling skills


• TOEFL iBT 21-31

• TOEIC 255 - 433

• Intermediate



• TOEIC 405 - 600

INTERMEDIATE - 10364NAT CERTIFICATE III IN SPOKEN AND WRITTEN ENGLISH


Upon completion, you will be able to:• Listen confidently and participate in discussions• Deliver presentations • Prepare for interviews


• TOEFL iBT 32 -34

• TOEIC 405 - 600

• Upper Intermediate



• TOEIC 405 - 600

UPPER INTERMEDIATE - 10365NAT CERTIFICATE IV IN SPOKEN AND WRITTEN ENGLISH - FURTHER STUDIES


Upon completion, you will be able to:• Listen and take notes from lectures• Proofread and reference sources• Read texts at native speaker levels • Write documents and stories



• TOEIC 405 - 600

• Advanced



• TOEIC 605 - 780


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• Fill in simple forms

• Recount events

• Negotiate problems

• Write longer texts

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On my first day of class, I was really afraid because I thought my English level was not good. However, as days passed, studying at Stanley College became fun. My teachers and friends made the school a happy place. If I did not understand something, they would teach me. While living in Perth, I had to speak English everyday which helped in improving my language skill. I also enjoyed making many new friends from different countries, which I had the opportunity to learn about their cultures and lifestyles.

Aoba Ishida, Certificate II in Spoken and Written English

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CLASS DAY & TIME (20 hours per week)

Schedule 1: Weekday (Day) Monday & Tuesday: 8.00am - 4.30pm | Wednesday: 8.00am - 12.00pm

Schedule 2: Weekday (Day) Wednesday: 12.30pm - 4.30pm | Thursday & Friday: 8.00am - 4.30pm

Schedule 3: Weekday (Evening) Monday to Thursday: 4.30pm - 9.30pm

Schedule 4: Weekend Friday: 8.00am - 12.00pm | Saturday & Sunday: 9.00am - 5.30pm

FEES & INTAKE DATES FOR GENERAL ENGLISH COURSES

SAMPLE TIMETABLE FOR GENERAL ENGLISH COURSES

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8.00am - 12.00pm

Grammar & Speaking (role plays)

Homework Review

Speaking(practice pronunciation

and interacting with people)

Writing (construct phrases and sentences)

Weekly Assessment

Listening & Note-taking(news clips)

Reading(understand the meaning of words and phrases in

context)

12.00pm -12.30pm

LUNCH

12.30pm - 4.30pm

Listening & Note-taking(news clips)

Reading(understand the meaning of words and phrases in

context)

Grammar & Speaking (role plays)

Homework Review

Speaking(practice pronunciation

and interacting with people)

Writing (construct phrases and sentences)

Weekly Assessment

CLASS OPTIONS FOR GENERAL ENGLISH COURSES

COURSE TITLECRICOS COURSECODE

COURSE DURATION*

TUITION FEE

MATERIALS FEE**

INTAKE DATES 2016 & 2017

Absolute Beginner 10361NAT Course in Preliminary Spoken and Written English

082172A

26 weeks(incl. 6 wks of

holidays)$4,800 $150

2016: 4 Jul, 18 Jul, 1 Aug, 15 Aug, 5 Sep, 19 Sep, 3 Oct, 17 Oct, 7 Nov,

21 Nov, 5 Dec

2017: 9 Jan, 23 Jan, 6 Feb, 20 Feb, 6 Mar, 20 Mar, 3 Apr, 17 Apr, 1 May,

15 May, 5 June, 19 June, 3 July, 17 July, 7 Aug,

21 Aug, 4 Sep, 18 Sep, 2 Oct, 16 Oct, 6 Nov,

20 Nov, 4 Dec

Elementary10362NAT Certificate I in Spoken and Written English

082173M

Pre Intermediate 10363NAT Certificate II in Spoken and Written English

082174K

Intermediate 10364NAT Certificate III in Spoken and Written English

082175J

Upper Intermediate10365NAT Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English - Further Studies

082178F

Legend: Schedule 1: Weekday (Day) Schedule 2: Weekday (Day)

The following timetable is a sample only. All classes cover reading, writing, speaking and listening skills. Classes are rostered for 2½ days per week (20 hours per week).

Payment plansavailable

* Course duration includes holidays ** Materials fee includes books and handouts.

Application Fee: $230 (non-refundable)

Note: Fees must be paid in advance to Stanley College only. Fees may be subject to change. Stanley College will notify students of any changes to fees no less than 30 days in advance. New fees will apply to subsequent semester/s. All amounts quoted are in Australian Dollars.

FLEXIBLE OPTION

NUMBER OF WEEKS PRICE PER WEEK(includes materials fee)

4 to 21+ $240

CERTIFICATE COURSES IN SPOKEN AND WRITTEN ENGLISH

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BUSINESS,LEADERSHIP

& MANAGEMENT

HOSPITALITYCommercial Cookery

Food & Beverage

HEALTHAged Care

Home & Community Care

CHILD CAREEarly Childhood

Education & Care

Vocational Education and Training (VET) provides students with the skills and knowledge required to gain employment. Whether you want to enter or re-enter the workforce, train for a new job, upgrade your skills or pursue further studies, VET courses will help you to meet your goals. Stanley College offers a wide range of VET courses in Business, Management, Hospitality, Health and Child Care. All our qualifications are nationally recognised.

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING

End of26 weeks course

10 weeks(Term 2)

3 weeksholiday

EXAMPLE OF A 26 WEEKS COURSE SCHEDULE

At Stanley College, in general holidays are scheduled throughout the course, 3 weeks holidays after each 10 week term.

10 weeks(Term 1)

3 weeksholiday

You can work unlimited hours during scheduled course breaks. Full-time work is generally 38 hours per week.

All vocational courses at Stanley College contain a self-study component, which is in addition to face-to-face classes. The estimated time for self-study is 5 hours per week on average.

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CERTIFICATE II IN BUSINESS

BUSINESS, LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT COURSES

BSB20115

CRICOS Course Code 086796C

Be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary for an entry-level career in an office environment. Learn about business record-keeping and touch typing. Gain the skills to use a range of standard business software packages, including Word and Excel.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job roles: • Administration Assistant • Clerical Worker • Data Entry Operator

• Information Desk Clerk• Office Assistant• Receptionist

STUDY MODESThe delivery methods for this course include:• Face-to-face classroom-based learning• Structured learning activities

QUALIFICATION RULES Students must complete 12 units. Please refer to www.stanleycollege.edu.au for a listing of the units delivered in this course at Stanley College.

RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING (RPL) OR WORK EXPERIENCE Recognition is available (on application) to students with prior skills, experience, knowledge or qualifications obtained from formal studies or training, in a related area. Recognition may reduce the duration of your studies.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSPlease refer to the Entry Requirements section on page 35

FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Certificate II in Business, students may pursue a Certificate III in Business or a Certificate III in Business Administration at Stanley College or other Government registered education providers.

COST Tuition Fee: $2,300Materials Fee: $150

DURATION This course is delivered over 10 weeks + 3 weeks of holidays . Classes are rostered for 2½ days per week (20 hours per week) + self-study component.

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CERTIFICATE III IN BUSINESS

CERTIFICATE III IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

CRICOS Course Code 086839G

CRICOS Course Code 086864G

Gain a foothold into the business world by developing specialised technical skills and knowledge necessary to work in a wide range of business environments. Learn to create business documents, presentations and spreadsheets. Be trained in accounts payable, accounts receivable and payroll processes.

Become a valuable asset to any company by developing the knowledge and skills necessary to be competent in any administrative role. Develop valuable skills in communication and the building of customer relationships. Be trained in accounts payable, accounts receivable and payroll processes.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job roles: • Customer Service Adviser• Data Entry Operator• General Clerk

• Payroll Officer• Typist• Word Processing Operator

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job roles: • Accounts Receivable Clerk• Accounts Payable Clerk• Data Entry Operator

• Personal Assistant• Receptionist• Office Administrator

QUALIFICATION RULES Students must complete 12 units.Please refer to www.stanleycollege.edu.au for a listing of the units delivered in this course at Stanley College.






ENTRY REQUIREMENTSPlease refer to the Entry Requirements section on page 35. The preferred pathway is completion of Certificate II in Business or vocational experience.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSPlease refer to the Entry Requirements section on page 35. The preferred pathway is completion of Certificate II in Business or vocational experience.

FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Certificate III in Business, students may pursue a Diploma of Business or a Diploma of Leadership and Management at Stanley College or other Government registered education providers.

FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Certificate III in Business Administration, students may pursue a Diploma of Business or a Diploma of Leadership and Management at Stanley College or other Government registered education providers.



DURATION This course is delivered over 20 weeks + 6 weeks of holidays. Classes are rostered for 2½ days per week (20 hours per week) + self-study component.


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DIPLOMA OF BUSINESSCRICOS Course Code 087235F

Kick-start a career into the business world. Be equipped with the knowledge and skills to seek employment in middle management in business, office or administrative environments. Acquire business skills such as delivering customer service, maintaining financial records and producing business documents.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job roles: • Executive Officer• Program Consultant• Program Coordinator





FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Diploma of Business, students may pursue an Advanced Diploma of Business at Stanley College or be granted entry into selected Bachelor courses at Universities.



BSB50215

I couldn’t imagine that studying business could be so interesting! The practical assessments and class activities made learning so easy. As an international student, I was a bit scared in the beginning about fitting in with the local students but the trainer made it much easier by encouraging us to communicate through games and questionnaires. Studying at Stanley College was such a good experience!

Enelin Paavel, Estonia, Certificate III in Business

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”Stanley College is conveniently located and the timetable suits the daily activities of my life. The trainers are very supportive and helpful.

Yuichi Kaneda, Japan, Diploma of Management

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Develop the management competencies required to become an effective manager in business, office or administrative environments. Learn about performance management, financial management and information management. Acquire skills to develop workplace policies and procedures and manage customer service.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job role: • Manager




FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Diploma of Leadership and Management, students may pursue an Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management at Stanley College or be granted entry into selected Bachelor courses at Universities.



DIPLOMA OF LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENTCRICOS Course Code 088076G

BSB51915


My trainer is a very knowledgeable and helpful person. He possesses an exceptional ability to connect with the students. With a firm but friendly demeanor, he manages to present both simple and complex concepts to all students.

His involvement as the teacher liaison with Stanley College shows that he is concerned about maintaining an excellent study environment for students. He is a well-liked teacher with an understanding of what it takes to motivate students. It was a pleasure to have a great teacher like him!

Martin Danielowski, Germany, Diploma of Business

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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF BUSINESSCRICOS Course Code 088079E

Develop your skills and knowledge in marketing, finance and strategic management. Improve your competency in managing organisational change and contribute to the development of the organisation. Add value to the organisation by promoting innovation and continuous improvement.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job roles: • Senior Administrator• Senior Executive





FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Advanced Diploma of Business, students may be granted entry into selected Bachelor courses at Universities.



BSB60215

ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENTCRICOS Course Code 088077G

Acquire the expertise to provide leadership across the organisation and bring value by managing people performance and facilitating continuous improvement. Develop your skills in operations, financials and organisational development.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job roles: • Area Manager• Department Manager• Regional Manager





FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management, students may be granted entry into selected Bachelor courses at Universities.



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CERTIFICATE III IN COMMERCIAL COOKERYCRICOS Course Code 084472F

Be part of a fast growing industry. Acquire valuable skills and knowledge to become competent as a qualified cook in a commercial kitchen. Learn about the organisation, preparation and presentation of food. Be trained in the different methods of cookery.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job role: • Cook


STUDY MODESThe delivery methods for this course include:• Face-to-face classroom-based learning• Practical training and assessment is completed in

commercial kitchens, including Stanley College’s own Kalao Restaurant

• Work-based trainingPlease refer to page 18 for information about Kalao Restaurant

WORK-BASED TRAININGThis course includes work-based training of 200 hours over a period of 10 weeks. During work-based training, students will be able to practice their skills and knowledge in real workplace settings. This will assist students to be job-ready at graduation.



FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Certificate III in Commercial Cookery, students may pursue a Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery at Stanley College or other Government registered education providers.

COST Tuition Fee: $10,900Materials Fee: $1,100


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Kalao Restaurant is the official training venue for Stanley College hospitality courses. Having two commercial kitchens and a restaurant on campus provides students with a distinct advantage as you can develop and improve your cookery,

management, customer service and other skills in a real work environment.

Certificate III in Commercial Cookery students spend 20 weeks (Term 2 and 3) in the kitchen learning practical skills before going to work-based training for 10 weeks (Term 4) at our partner clubs/hotels.

Stanley College partners with Rendezvous Hotel Perth Scarborough to provide state of the art work-based training for students. Rendezvous Hotel Perth Scarborough is an

iconic beachfront hotel overlooking the soft white sand of Scarborough Beach. The hotel’s signature restaurant, Straits Cafe boasts a modern Australian menu with a focus on regionally sourced produce. The team of award winning chefs will help enhance your culinary skills and professionalism, helping you enter the industry with invaluable experience.

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Pagoda Resort & Spa provides our students with the opportunity to be trained professionally in the hospitality industry. The 4.5 star International Pagoda

Resort & Spa is situated in the heart of the vibrant city of South Perth, just minutes from the central business district of Perth and nestled on the banks of the Swan River providing a central and convenient location for the business or leisure traveller.

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At Stanley College, we believe in practice-based study is the key to an excellent learning experience. We partner with one of our local partners Davvero! Caffè e Cucina to provide training for our students to build competencies in their career. Davvero! Caffè e Cucina is an Italian café-restaurant recently opened in Floreat, located in the outdoor area of the Floreat Forum

shopping centre. Davvero! Caffé e Cucina is run by two Italian families who moved to Perth from Tuscany, and aims to offer an authentic Italian experience in a nice modern setting.

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A joint venture between Toga Group and Far East Hospitality Holdings, TFE Hotels (Toga Far East Hotels) is a leading hotel operator across Australia, New Zealand and Europe with strong Asian connections, operating 70 strategically located hotels.TFE Hotels’ brands include: Adina Apartment Hotels, Medina Serviced Apartments, Rendezvous Hotels, Vibe Hotels, Travelodge Hotels and Hotel Kurrajong Canberra.

With over 100 highly qualified and well trained professional staff at the Pagoda Resort & Spa to help guide you through your work experience, you can be assured that we will help enhance your skill set, helping you enter into the world of hospitality.

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Studying at Stanley College has been one of the best decisions I have made in my life. While studying Certificate III in Commercial Cookery, my cooking techniques have improved as we had to prepare daily students lunches and organise college functions. It was like a real workplace setting! My Trainers are very good and offer a wealth of industry knowledge. I will definitely continue and further my studies in Certificate IV and Diploma at Stanley College!

Claudia Pirani, Italy, Certificate III in Commercial Cookery

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CERTIFICATE IV IN COMMERCIAL COOKERYCRICOS Course Code 084446G

Develop competency in cookery and acquire the skills and knowledge to lead a team. Learn to implement operational plans and food safety programs. Acquire skills in people management, inventory control and budgeting.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job roles: • Chef• Chef de partie


STUDY MODESThe delivery methods for this course include:• Face-to-face classroom-based learning• Practical training and assessment is completed in

commercial kitchens, including Stanley College’s own Kalao Restaurant

• Work-based trainingPlease refer to page 18 for information about Kalao Restaurant

WORK-BASED TRAININGThis course includes work-based training of 200 hours over a period of 10 weeks, which is delivered at Certificate III level. During work-based training, students will be able to practice their skills and knowledge in real workplace settings. This will assist students to be job-ready at graduation.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSDirect Entry: Please refer to the Entry Requirements section on page 35.26 Weeks Course: Completion of Stanley College Certificate III in Commercial Cookery or equivalent. For English language requirements, please refer to the Entry Requirements section on page 35.

*Students need to complete Stanley College Certificate III in Commercial Cookery or equivalent to be granted entry. Alternatively, students may need to undertake additional units at a fee.

FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery, students may pursue a Diploma of Hospitality at Stanley College or other Government registered education providers.

COST 78 weeks (Direct Entry)Tuition Fee: $16,100Materials Fee: $1,400

26 weeks*Tuition Fee: $5,200Materials Fee: $300

DURATION This course is delivered over 60 weeks + 18 weeks of holidays. For students who have completed Stanley College Certificate III in Commercial Cookery, the course duration is 20 weeks + 6 weeks of holidays. Classes are rostered for 2½ days per week (20 hours per week) + self-study component.

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DIPLOMA OF HOSPITALITY CRICOS Course Code 084463G

Enhance your skills and knowledge to become a competent chef. Acquire skills in budgeting, customer service, financial management, inventory control and operational planning. Develop communication and leadership skills.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job role: • Chef


STUDY MODESThe delivery methods for this course include:• Face-to-face classroom-based learning• Practical training and assessment at Kalao RestaurantPlease refer to page 18 for information about Kalao Restaurant


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSDirect Entry: Please refer to the Entry Requirements section on page 35.26 Weeks Course: Completion of Stanley College Certificate III and Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery or equivalent. For English language requirements, please refer to the Entry Requirements section on page 35.

FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Diploma of Hospitality, students may pursue an Advanced Diploma of Hospitality at Stanley College or be granted entry into selected Bachelor courses at Universities.

DURATION This course is delivered over 80 weeks + 24 weeks of holidays. For students who have completed Stanley College Certificate III & Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery, the course duration is 20 weeks + 6 weeks of holidays. Classes are rostered for 2½ days per week (20 hours per week) + self-study component.

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COST 104 weeks (Direct Entry)Tuition Fee: $21,300Materials Fee: $1,550

26 weeks*Tuition Fee: $5,200Materials Fee: $150


While studying at Stanley College, I have made lots of good friends from South Korea and we have built strong relationships with both our classmates and trainers. My trainer has been very helpful and insightful and we have learnt a lot from her classes. She has always made lessons very interactive. She also organised outings to hospitality exhibitions and workshops to expose us to the hospitality industry. The management techniques and knowledge learnt at Stanley College has helped me apply them in my job and I managed to get a 457 visa sponsorship at a Korean restaurant as a Restaurant Manager. I have been working at the restaurant for the past 6 months and I really enjoy working there!

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With the leadership structure provided by the trainers, my practical and theoretical knowledge in Commercial Cookery has increased. My trainers are very helpful and friendly. They have good communication skills when it comes to interacting with international students. Stanley College has a professional kitchen which has provided me with a great opportunity to build my career in the hospitality industry. My dream is to become the most competent Brazilian chef in Australia and Stanley College has provided me with the necessary support to achieve my goal!

Ian Ferriche, Brazil, Certificate III in Commercial Cookery

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My experience at Stanley College had exceeded my expectations! Stanley College has excellent trainers who are kind, helpful and always there to help me improve my knowledge. The trainers will get to know you and you can count on them to answer your questions and share their thoughts about life and experiences. My trainer was the key to my success in the completion of my course and I can say that she is now a good friend of mine. Without a family here in Australia, Stanley College was like a second home to me as when we had problems, they helped us. When I broke my collarbone, Stanley College helped me with this and I thank them for that. I would recommend Stanley College to everyone that wants to grow their knowledge.While I was enrolled at Stanley College, I was looking for sponsorship. I started to work at The Windsor and I was so happy to get my 457 visa eventually. Never give up on your dreams and desires! Thank you Stanley College and their awesome staff!

Emerson Andrade Pappa, Brazil, Diploma of Hospitality (Food & Beverage Pathway)

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”Stanley College provides me with full support to acquire and improve my skills in Hospitality. I have good classmates and a great mentor. The Student Support staff in the front office have been very supportive as well.

Raquel Emidio, Brazil, Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)

ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF HOSPITALITY CRICOS Course Code 088078F

Gain the competency to become a senior manager in any hospitality functional area. Acquire the skills to analyse, design and execute judgements using wide-ranging technical, creative, conceptual or managerial competencies. You will be able to work in various hospitality settings such as restaurants, hotels, catering operations, motels, clubs, pubs, cafes and coffee shops.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job roles:




ENTRY REQUIREMENTSCompletion of Stanley College Diploma of Hospitality or equivalent. For English language requirements, please refer to the Entry Requirements section on page 35.

FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Advanced Diploma of Hospitality, students may pursue an Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management at Stanley College or be granted entry into selected Bachelor courses at Universities.

DURATION For students who have completed Stanley College Diploma of Hospitality, the course duration is 40 weeks + 12 weeks of holidays. Classes are rostered for 2½ days per week (20 hours per week) + self-study component.

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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF HOSPITALITY CRICOS Course Code 088078F

Gain the competency to become a senior manager in any hospitality functional area, with the exception of the kitchen. Acquire the skills to analyse, design and execute judgements using wide-ranging technical, creative, conceptual or managerial competencies. You will be able to work in various hospitality settings such as restaurants, hotels, catering operations, motels, clubs, pubs, cafes and coffee shops.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job roles: • Food and Beverage Manager• Area Manager




ENTRY REQUIREMENTSCompletion of Stanley College Diploma of Hospitality or equivalent. For English language requirements, please refer to the Entry Requirements section on page 35.

FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Advanced Diploma of Hospitality, students may pursue an Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management at Stanley College or be granted entry into selected Bachelor courses at Universities.

DURATION For students who have completed Stanley College Diploma of Hospitality, the course duration is 40 weeks + 12 weeks of holidays. Classes are rostered for 2½ days per week (20 hours per week) + self-study component.

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Kick-start a career in the fast growing and diverse hospitality industry. Be equipped with the skills and knowledge to be competent as a Restaurant or Function Manager in the Hospitality industry. You will acquire the knowledge to plan, organise and coordinate events, projects and functions. You will learn to control, monitor and evaluate systems and procedures to ensure smooth hospitality operations and gain managerial competencies to effectively manage a team.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job roles: • Restaurant Manager• Function Manager





FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Diploma of Hospitality, students may pursue an Advanced Diploma of Hospitality at Stanley College or be granted entry into selected Bachelor courses at Universities.



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CERTIFICATE III IN INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTCRICOS Course Code 091309C

Acquire the skills and knowledge to gain stable employment in community and/or residential aged care facilities. Learn to provide personal care to people who may require support due to ageing or disability. Be trained in safety procedures and the legal and ethical framework of this sector.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job roles: • Accommodation Support Worker• Personal Care Giver• Respite Care Worker

QUALIFICATION RULES Students must complete 13 units. Students may choose to complete 4 additional units for Disability specialisation.Please refer to www.stanleycollege.edu.au for a listing of the units delivered in this course at Stanley College.

STUDY MODESThe delivery methods for this course include:• Face-to-face classroom-based learning• Structured learning activities• Work-based training


Before commencement of work-based training, students are also required to provide: • National Police Clearanceˆ• Medical Clearance may also be requiredˆˆRequired to complete the work-based training component of the course.



FURTHER STUDIESStudents may elect to pursure the Disability specialisation by successfully completing four extra units at an additional cost of $840. On completion of the Certificate III in Individual Support, students may also pursue a Certificate IV in Ageing Support at Stanley College or other Government registered education providers.


DURATION This course is delivered over 20 weeks + 6 weeks of holidays. Classes are rostered for 3 days per week (21 hours per week) + self-study component.

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Disability Specialisation: Additional Cost: $840

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CERTIFICATE IV IN AGEING SUPPORTCRICOS Course Code 091310K

Enhance your knowledge and skills required to further your career in Aged Service, either in residential, home or community based environments. Assist the elderly by facilitating individualised plans to support their needs. Gain the experience to provide services to older people with complex needs. Learn to work effectively in an Aged Service setting with culturally diverse clients and co-workers.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job roles: • Aged Care Activity Worker• Care Service Team Leader• Care Supervisor (Aged Care)




Before commencement of work-based training, students are also required to provide: • National Police Clearanceˆ• Medical Clearance may also be requiredˆˆRequired to complete the work-based training component of the course.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSCompletion of Stanley College Certificate III in Individual Support or equivalent. For English language requirements, please refer to the Entry Requirements section on page 35.

FURTHER STUDIESStudents may also pursue a Diploma of Leadership and Management at Stanley College or other Government registered education providers.



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After being with Stanley College for almost 2 years, there has been a lot of positive changes in my life. Some of those are getting a qualification in Aged Care and Management that is not only recognized in Australia but globally. Most importantly, I met the most amazing people, not just from my home country, but from different countries too. It is such an amazing experience to be in a community that helps you to be aware of other people’s culture. Stanley College also helped me a lot in adapting to the culture and norms of living in Perth. Overall, my experience at Stanley College has been amazing.

Alexis Jay Santos, Philippines, Certificate III & IV in Aged Care, Diploma of Management

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It has been a great experience studying at Stanley College. I have made new friends and my trainer is always there for me when I needed help. I am very happy to be studying here!

Jessica Alberto, Sudan, Certificate III in Aged Care

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Amana Living is one of Western Australia’s largest not-for-profit providers of care and services for over-55s. Its aim is to help people live a fulfilled and meaningful life and to stay as healthy and active as possible at every age and stage.

At Amana Living Duncraig (Lady McCusker Home), Stanley College students have the opportunity to experience up to 10 weeks of practical training, where you work alongside the care staff. The facility offers residential care and respite, including dementia care. Students find out what it is like to use equipment, attend to activities of daily living and get involved with residents’ families.

MYVISTA is a not-for-profit aged care facility based in Balcatta, which provides high quality residential aged care, home care and retirement living options to older

people in the community.

MYVISTA staff and residents have enjoyed a long-standing relationship with Stanley College. MYVISTA offers endless opportunities for students to gain experience and knowledge. You will be buddied with an experienced carer and will receive an excellent overview of what it means to be a carer, and the knowledge and personal attributes required.

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Staff value the extra help and enjoy the chance to be role models and share knowledge. Amana Living has received very positive responses from students, many of whom say their English has improved and they would like to work with the organisation again in the future.

Dr Mya Daw Sein, MYVISTA’s Director of Nursing, has a strong reputation for her ability to teach and pass on knowledge to students. Mya conducts many training sessions for care staff and Stanley College students actively participate in these sessions. They have shown themselves to be dedicated to learn all they can while performing their duties with dedication and care. Mya and the MYVISTA clinical team act as positive role models to ensure students understand and develop as good carers, displaying fairness, compassion, empathy and kindness.

Over more than 20 years, Hall & Prior Health & Aged Care Group has grown from a single family-owned nursing home to a leading Australian aged care provider. Hall & Prior has been driven by a commitment to ensuring that quality aged care is accessible for everyone, no matter what their background and circumstances might be.

Hall & Prior have 14 homes in Western Australia and 10 in New South Wales. At Hamersley Aged Care Home in Subiaco, students work alongside experienced care staff and gain hands-on knowledge. Students perform the same activities at the

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carer on a daily basis, and have the opportunity to connect with residents, their family and other staff members within the home. Hall & Prior homes care for residents with high care needs and also offer respite care, dementia support and palliative care.

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CERTIFICATE III IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARECRICOS Course Code 089286A

Acquire the skills and knowledge to provide care and support to meet the developmental and educational needs of babies, infants and young children. You will develop the skills to plan, engage and implement educational programs for children in various child care settings.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job roles: • Early Childhood Educator - Assistant• Family Day Care Carer• Kindergarten Assistant




Before commencement of work-based training, students are also required to provide: • Working with Children Check^• National Police Clearance^^Required before commencement of course



FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care, students may pursue a Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care at Stanley College or other Government registered education providers.



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DIPLOMA OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARECRICOS Course Code 089287M

Be equipped with the knowledge and skills to provide care and meet social, emotional, physical and educational needs of children aged from 0 to 12. Learn to work with culturally diverse children and implement plans in accordance with Australian licensing, accreditation and regulation, and duty of care. Gain the competencies to supervise staff and volunteers.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES This qualification suits students seeking employment in the following job roles: • Early Childhood Educator • Day Care Centre Supervisor / Manager• Preschool Supervisor / Manager• Kindergarten Supervisor / Manager




Before commencement of work-based training, students are also required to provide: • Working with Children Check^• National Police Clearance^^Required before commencement of course


ENTRY REQUIREMENTSCompletion of Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care or equivalent. For English language requirements, please refer to the Entry Requirements section on page 35.

FURTHER STUDIESOn completion of the Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care, students may pursue an Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management at Stanley College or other Government registered education providers.



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Great Beginnings Bentley Early Education Centre provides a high-quality early learning environment to help nurture your child. The centre aims to foster positive and respectful relationships, whilst taking pride in providing the highest quality care, in a fun and enriching environment.

Great Beginnings Bentley provides education and care for children from birth to 6 years. After School Care and Vacation Care programs as well as long day care are on offer to help assist families.

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At Maragon Early Learning centres, they strive for optimal developmental achievement in the vital early years of a child’s life, whilst always ensuring a sense of belonging, being and becoming, as set out in the Early Learning Years Framework.

Maragon in Mirrabooka is a diverse, multicultural centre, catering for babies from 8 weeks old to children aged 5 years. They have received an EXCEEDING National Quality Standards rating from Australian

Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA). Only 25% of assessed centres nationwide has achieved this. Maragon provides early learning to children in a purpose-built centre with spacious natural outdoor play areas, under the nurturing care of educators that respect children’s and families individual needs and backgrounds. Maragon has a strong emphasis on purposeful play, with a specialised Junior-Kindy program for the children aged 3-5 years.

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The qualified educators at Great Beginnings Bentley understand that early childhood learning is the foundation on which your child’s education is built and provides rich learning environments and age appropriate resources to help your child reach their full potential.

A Step Ahead Early Learning Centre Bassendean is community-based centre. The children and staff in the centre have great involvement with local schools and the community. The centre has a safe, inviting space where children can explore, learn and have fun. A Step Ahead Bassendean has an open door policy and love parent involvement. They accept children from 3 months of age up to 5 years of age.

At A Step Ahead Bassendean, you can be confident that your child is learning in a positive, play-based environment. The children learn through play, guided by the philosophy of Reggio Emilia and the Early Years Learning Framework.

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GENERAL ENGLISH + VET COURSES

1 Year10363NAT Certificate II in Spoken and Written English (26 weeks) + BSB30115 Certificate III in Business (26 weeks)

Total Tuition Fee: $9,100Total Materials Fee: $300

2 Years10363NAT Certificate II in Spoken and Written English (26 weeks) + 10364NAT Certificate III in Spoken and Written English (26 weeks) + CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support (26 weeks) + CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support (26 weeks)


3 Years10365NAT Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English (26 weeks) + CHC30113 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (52 weeks) + CHC50113 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care (78 weeks)

Total Tuition Fee: $26,300 Total Materials Fee: $1,350

BUSINESS

2 Years BSB50215 Diploma of Business (52 weeks) + BSB60215 Advanced Diploma of Business (52 weeks)Total Tuition Fee: $17,200Total Materials Fee: $600

LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

3 YearsBSB51915 Diploma of Leadership and Management (78 weeks) + BSB61015 Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management (78 weeks)


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SIT30813 Certificate III in Commercial Cookery (52 weeks) + SIT40413 Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery (26 weeks) + SIT50313 Diploma of Hospitality (26 weeks) + SIT60313 Advanced Diploma of Hospitality (52 weeks)


2 Years

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SIT50313 Diploma of Hospitality (52 weeks) + SIT60313 Advanced Diploma of Hospitality(52 weeks)Total Tuition Fee: $18,200 Total Materials Fee: $900

HEALTH

1 YearCHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support (26 weeks) + CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support (26 weeks)

Total Tuition Fee: $9,200 Total Materials Fee: $600

2½ YearsCHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support (26 weeks) + CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support (26 weeks) + BSB51915 Diploma of Leadership and Management (78 weeks)


CHILD CARE

2½ YearsCHC30113 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (52 weeks) + CHC50113 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care (78 weeks)


4 YearsCHC30113 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (52 weeks) + CHC50113 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care (78 weeks) + BSB61015 Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management (78 weeks)


Packaging of courses is popular as it enables students to gain a well-rounded education, within a specific time frame. It allows students to combine two or more courses and acquire the desired knowledge and skills that will provide a pathway to further studies, University degrees and successful careers.

With a packaged offer, you will be able to apply for one student visa for the duration of your packaged course, thereby saving time and money. Stanley College offers many different packaged courses. The following packaged courses are examples only. Please contact our Admissions team and we will assist you to identify the packaged course that best suit your requirements.

Course duration includes holidays. Please refer to pages 8-28 for detailed information about the courses.

Visit www.stanleycollege.edu.au for more packaged course options

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Our barista course is designed to equip you with the practical experience in professional coffee making. Suitable for beginners and active baristas who require the fundamental skills in preparing all styles of great tasting coffee!

A Certificate of Participation will be issued at the end of the course.

Gain the skills and knowledge to pursue a career in the security industry. This course is suitable for students who are interested in obtaining the Security Officer Licence from the WA Police, which enables you to work as a Security Officer in Western Australia. You will learn to respond to security risk situations, protect yourself and others using basic defensive tactics and how to apply first aid.

Security Officer PathwayThis course is delivered over 2 weeks (80 hours)Cost: $600 per person

Crowd Controller PathwayTo obtain employment as a Crowd Controller in licensed premises and places of entertainment, you may elect to complete 4 additional units. The total course duration will be 3 weeks (112 hours).Cost: $800 per person

This course equips you with the techniques and skills to confidently provide emergency care and life support to the ill or injured until medical aid arrives. You will gain a broad range of knowledge and practical skills such as casualty assessment, decision making and basic life support including cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

A Statement of Attainment will be issued at the end of the course.

SITHFAB002 PROVIDE RESPONSIBLE SERVICE OF ALCOHOL (RSA)* HLTAID003 PROVIDE FIRST AID*

BARISTA COURSE

This nationally recognised certificate is a legal requirement for those who want to work in restaurants or bars which serve alcoholic beverages. This course provides you with the skills and knowledge to responsibly sell and serve alcohol as required under the Liquor Control Act 1988 in Western Australia.

A Statement of Attainment will be issued at the end of the course.

CPP20212 CERTIFICATE II IN SECURITY OPERATIONS

Cost: $120 per personDuration: 1 day

Cost: $120 per personDuration: 1 day Cost: $120 per person

Duration: 2 days (incl. theory & practical components)

For intake dates and times, please visit www.stanleycollege .edu .au/Courses/Short -Courses/Barista-Course.aspx

For intake dates and times, please visit www.stanleycollege.edu.au/Courses/Short-Courses/RSA.aspx

For intake dates and times, please visitwww.stanleycollege.edu.au/Courses/Short-Courses/Provide-First-Aid.aspx

Group bookings are welcome. Contact us for

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Weekly Intakes

SHORT COURSES

CRICOS Course Code 092265B

CRICOS Course Code 084463GCRICOS Course Code 084463G

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RECEIVE YOUR LETTER OF OFFEROnce your application has been processed, you will receive a Letter of Offer which includes the written Agreement with us. If you would like to accept your offer at Stanley College, email the signed Agreement with proof of payment to [email protected].

RECEIVE YOUR CONFIRMATION OF ENROLMENT You will receive your electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCoE). You can now proceed to apply for your student visa.

VISA APPLICATIONGo to the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) website at www.border.gov.au/Trav/Stud and apply for your Student Visa online. You will need to present a copy of your eCOE and evidence of Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) when lodging for your Student Visa.

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If you have questions or need assistance with your application, please email [email protected] or contact your Education Agent.

STUDENT APPLICATION PROCESS

APPLYYou can apply directly with Stanley College, or with one of our registered Education Agents (list available via our website). Simply complete our online Application Form, by visiting our website at wwww.stanleycollege.edu.au and upload all the required documents, or applications can be submitted via email to [email protected].

Embark on a journey to DISCOVER, LEARN & ENJOY at Stanley College!Orientation is held every Friday on the week before your course starts. Orientation is compulsory as it is designed to help you get to know Stanley College’s services, facilities and Student Support Staff. It is also an opportunity to meet your fellow classmates! We look forward to welcoming you!

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Once Stanley College has received your Application form and the relevant documents, your application will be processed. If your application is successful, you will receive a Letter of Offer. To secure your place, you will need to sign the International Student Agreement and return it to Stanley College with the required fee payment stated in the Letter of Offer.

Subsequent fees are due as per Payment Agreement outlined in the Letter of Offer.

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BUSINESS

BSB20115 Certificate II in BusinessCRICOS Course Code: 086796C

13 weeks(incl. 3 wks of holidays)

$2,300 $150

2016: 11 Jul, 1 Aug, 5 Sept, 3 Oct2017: 9 Jan, 6 Feb, 6 Mar, 3 Apr,

1 May, 12 June, 10 July, 7 Aug, 4 Sept, 9 Oct, 6 Nov, 4 Dec

BSB30115 Certificate III in BusinessCRICOS Course Code: 086839G


$4,300 $150



BSB30415 Certificate III in Business AdministrationCRICOS Course Code: 086864G


$4,300 $150



BSB50215 Diploma of BusinessCRICOS Course Code: 087235F

52 weeks(incl.12 wks of holidays)

$8,600 $3002016: 1 Aug, 10 Oct

2017: 9 Jan, 13 Mar, 22 May, 7 Aug, 9 Oct

BSB60215 Advanced Diploma of BusinessCRICOS Course Code: 088079E

52 weeks(incl.12 wks of holidays)

$8,600 $3002016: 1 Aug, 10 Oct


LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENTBSB51915 Diploma of Leadership and Management CRICOS Course Code: 088076G(Weekday & Weekend Courses)

78 weeks (incl.18 wks of holidays)

$12,900 $4502016: 1 Aug, 10 Oct


BSB61015 Advanced Diploma of Leadership and ManagementCRICOS Course Code: 088077G(Weekday & Weekend Courses)


$12,900 $4502016: 1 Aug, 10 Oct


FEES & INTAKE DATESFOR VET COURSES

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* Course duration includes holidays

The Tuition Protection Service (TPS) is an initiative of the Australian Government to assist international students whose education providers are unable to fully deliver your course of study. In the unlikely event Stanley College is unable to deliver a course you have paid for and does not meet its obligations to either offer you an alternative course that you accept or pay you a refund of your unspent prepaid tuition fees (this is called a provider’s ‘default obligations’), the TPS will assist you in finding an alternative course or to get a refund if a suitable alternative is not found. For more information, please visit https://tps.gov.au/.

Tuition Protection

Service

Application Fee: $230 (non-refundable)

Notes:** Stanley College is committed to ensure that we have a sustainable and ecofriendly training environment, therefore, wherever possible we provide our Training Materials in an electronic format, rather than as a printed resource. The Materials Fee charged as part of your enrolment covers the cost of these Training Materials, as well as other materials used in the delivery of our courses. For Hospitality courses, the Materials Fee also includes toolkit, uniform and consumables.

Fees must be paid in advance to Stanley College only. Fees may be subject to change. Stanley College will notify students of any changes to fees no less than 30 days in advance. New fees will apply to subsequent semester/s. All amounts quoted are in Australian Dollars.

Payment plansavailable

COURSE TITLE COURSE DURATION

TUITION FEE

MATERIALS FEE*

INTAKE DATES2016 & 2017

HOSPITALITYCOMMERCIAL COOKERY PATHWAY

SIT30813 Certificate III in Commercial CookeryCRICOS Course Code: 084472F


$10,900 $1,1002016: 1 Aug, 10 Oct


SIT40413 Certificate IV in Commercial CookeryCRICOS Course Code: 084446G

26 weeks (incl. 6 wks of holidays)

Completion of Cert III in Commercial Cookery

$5,200 $3002016: 1 Aug, 10 Oct


SIT50313 Diploma of Hospitality CRICOS Course Code: 084463G


Completion of Cert III & IV in Commercial

Cookery

$5,200 $1502016: 1 Aug, 10 Oct


SIT60313 Advanced Diploma of Hospitality CRICOS Course Code: 088078F


Completion of Dip of Hospitality

$9,600 $3002016: 1 Aug, 10 Oct


FOOD AND BEVERAGE PATHWAY

SIT50313 Diploma of HospitalityCRICOS Course Code: 084463G


$8,600 $6002016: 1 Aug, 10 Oct


SIT60313 Advanced Diploma of Hospitality CRICOS Course Code: 088078F


Completion of Dip of Hospitality

$9,600 $3002016: 1 Aug, 10 Oct


HEALTH

CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support(Ageing, Home and Community Care) Optional add-on: DisabilityCRICOS Course Code: 091309C


$4,300

$300

2016: 11 Jul, 15 Aug, 19 Sep, 10 Oct, 14 Nov2017: 9 Jan, 6 Feb, 6 Mar, 10 Apr,

15 May, 12 June, 10 July, 14 Aug, 18 Sept, 9 Oct, 13 Nov

Optional add-on

$840

CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support- Aged Care & Home and Community Care -CRICOS Course Code: 091310K


$4,900 $3002016: 18 Jul, 15 Aug, 10 Oct, 31 Oct, 28 Nov

2017: 9 Jan, 13 Mar, 3 Apr, 8 May, 19 June, 17 July, 7 Aug, 2 Oct, 30 Oct, 20 Nov

CHILD CARE

CHC30113 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and CareCRICOS Course Code: 089286A


$8,600 $4502016: 18 July, 12 Sept, 31 Oct


CHC50113 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and CareCRICOS Course Code: 089287M


$12,900 $7502016: 18 July, 12 Sept, 31 Oct


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Stanley College has an advanced standing agreement with Edith Cowan University (ECU). This means that if you successfully complete a Stanley College Diploma, you will be granted entry into selected Bachelor courses at ECU (if you can meet ECU’s admission requirements). In addition, you will gain up to 8 units (120 credit points) or one year advanced standing towards Business and Hospitality Bachelor courses. If you successfully complete Stanley College Diploma of Management and Advanced Diploma of Management, you will gain up to 11 units (165 credit points) or 1.5 years advanced standing towards the Bachelor of Business.

ECU provides the ideal learning environment for students who want to reach their potential. ECU’s commitment to its students is one of the reasons it was awarded a five-star rating for Teaching Quality, Graduate Satisfaction and Graduate Starting Salary in The Good Universities Guide 2015.

ECU offers more than 320 courses and prepares students for the real world with the right balance of practical knowledge and academic excellence. Many ECU courses offer direct links with industry and organisations, by providing practical work placements and real work projects. ECU has more than 23,000 students, with around 18,500 undergraduates and 4,800 postgraduates.

ECU has two metropolitan campuses: one in Joondalup and one in Mount Lawley, near the capital city of Perth, as well as one campus in Bunbury, which is 200km south of Perth and near Margaret River.

EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY

PATHWAY TO UNIVERSITIES

DISCOVER YOUR STUDY PATHWAYS

General English - Certificate II

VET Course - Certificate II

University*

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General English -Certificate III

General English -Certificate IV

VET Course - Certificate III

VET Course - Certificate IV

*Recommended pathways only. Graduates who wish to progress to University need to meet selected University application guidelines.

VET Course - Diploma VET Course -Advanced Diploma

After successfully completing a Stanley College Diploma course, you may gain up to 8 units or one year advanced standing in Bachelor of Business and Commerce courses from most Universities in Australia.

Stanley College will assist students to enrol in any Australian University.

After successfully completing a Stanley College Diploma course, you may gain up to 8 units (120 credit points) towards the following Bachelor courses:

• Bachelor of Business (any single major excluding Accounting)• Bachelor of International Hotel and Resort Management

Stanley College will assist students to enrol in any

Australian University

For details of advanced standing, please visit ECU’s website at http://apps.wcms.ecu.edu.au/advanced-standing/course-search

HIGHER EDUCATIONPATHWAYS

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS FOR A STUDENT VISA

AC

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EMIC Certificate II Certificate III Certificate IV Diploma Advanced

Diploma

Completion of Australian Year 10

or equivalent


or equivalent


or equivalent


or equivalent


or equivalent

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Intermediate Level of English

OR

IELTS Test Score of 5.0

OR

Other recognised English Language tests such as:

• TOEFL iBT Test Score of 35

• PTE Academic Test Score of 36

• Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) Test Score of 41

• OET Pass Grade

• TOEFL PBT Test Score of 500

Upper-intermediate Level of English

OR

IELTS Test Score of 5.5

OR





• OET Pass Grade


To apply for a student visa, you will need to meet the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) English language requirements for student visa applications. Refer to www.border.gov.au to identify the assessment level for your country and to determine the student visa English Language requirements.

To gain entry to Stanley College, students must be able to meet the academic and English entry requirements for your chosen vocational course.

Assessment Level 1 & 2 Assessment Level 3

Provide evidence of English language qualifications

OR

Stanley College may conduct an English Proficiency Test where English

is not a first language

IELTS Test Score of 5.5 or 4.5 + ELICOS

OR





• OET Pass Grade


Note: Mature age students who do not meet the entry requirements listed above, may be granted entry based on work experience.

Students who do not have the required English language entry level can enrol in an English language course at Stanley College

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR VET COURSES

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Classrooms: 8

Commercial Kitchens: 2

Kalao Restaurant

Computer Lab

Alfresco Area

...in the heart of the city!

Main Campus: Alfresco Area

Main Campus: Student Lunch

MAIN CAMPUS: JAMES STREET

10 minutes walk from Perth City train station to Main Campus3 minutes walk from Perth City train station to Francis Street CampusMain Campus: Located directly opposite Blue CAT Stop No. 11Francis Street Campus: 3 minutes walk from Blue CAT Stop No. 5

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State Library ofWestern Australia

Art Gallery ofWestern Australia

Western Australian Museum

Aberdeen St

Newcastle St

Roe St

MAIN CAMPUS

FRANCIS ST CAMPUS

Wellington St

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Francis StBLUE CAT

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BLUE CAT STOP NO. 5

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CITY OF PERTH MAP

20 mins to Cottesloe beach

20 mins to the airport

Multiprayer Room

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Francis St Campus: Student Lounge

Francis St Campus: Computer Lab

Classrooms: 13

Computer Lab

Student Lounge

Multiprayer Room

Heritage Building

Alfresco Area

FRANCIS STREET CAMPUS

20 mins to Trigg beach

3 minutes walk from Mirrabooka bus station to Mirrabooka Campus

Buses to/from Mirrabooka bus station: 67, 68, 354, 365, 370, 371, 372, 376, 377, 378, 379, 415, 870

Plenty of FREE parking available

NEW CAMPUS!Classrooms: 7

Computer Lab

Student Lounge

MIRRABOOKA CAMPUS

Mirrabooka Campus:Computer Lab

Mirrabooka Campus:Crèche

20 mins to the airport

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Mirrabooka

Library

Mirrabooka Square

Shopping Centre

Buses: 354, 365, 370, 371, 372,

415, 870

Creche

Multiprayer Room

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Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this publication is correct as of 30 June 2016. This information is subject to amendment without notice. Stanley College reserves the right to add, vary or discontinue, without notice, any unit or course and impose limitations on enrolment on any course, prior to enrolment. Please visit www.stanleycollege.edu.au for the latest updates.

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