William Angliss Institute has many well trained representative education agents located around the world who provide free services to assist students through the application process.  Click here to find one near you.

Ready to apply?  Follow the steps below

Step 1 - Complete VET or HE Application Form

Complete an Application for Enrolment as an International Student.

Click here to download the International application form

Step 2 - English Language Proficiency

Attach certified copies of your English language proficiency documents, academic transcripts and evidence of work experience (if relevant).

Step 3 - Passport Photo

Attach one passport photograph to the application form.

Step 4 - Proof of Identity

Attach copies of the front pages of your passport and current student visa (if applicable).

Step 5 - Where to send your application

Take to the nearest representative education office agent or send directly to:

Step 6 - Offer letter

An offer letter will be issued to you if your application is successful.  To accept the offer of a place follow the instructions listed under your country assessment level.

Step 7 - Determine DIAC Country Assessment Level

You may need to determine your DIAC Country Assessment Level by consulting the DIAC website:

Country Assessment Levels for VET students from the DIAC website
Country Assessment Levels for HE students from the DIAC website

Step 8 - Your Acceptance

Once you have determined your DIAC Country Assessment Level, click here for instructions on Accepting your offer.

We endeavour to issue an offer to you (or our representative if you use their services) within two working days of receipt of your application and all supporting documentation. Delays will be experienced should forms or documentation be incomplete.

The processing of your student visa by DIAC varies from country to country, so you should check with the local Australian Diplomatic Mission for advice on normal visa processing times. William Angliss Institute is closed on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Check dates of public holidays in Australia with the local Australian Diplomatic Mission.

The William Angliss Institute policies and procedures for international students are in accord with the ESOS framework which principally comprises the:

• Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 (ESOS Act)
• Education Services for Overseas Students Regulations 2000 (the ESOS Regulations)
• Education Services of Overseas Students (Registration Charges) Act 1997 (the ESOS Charges Act)
• National Code of Practice for Registration of Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students
• Migration Act 1958
• Migration Regulations 1994

Other legislative guidelines in formulation of the Institute's policies and procedures were taken from the "Australian Recognition Framework Standards for Registered Training Organisations" and the "Vocational Education and Training Act 1990". Other policies and procedures can be found in the William Angliss Institute Student Guidelines.