Here's the information you need to get started with your vocational application as a local student at our Melbourne Campus. There is a different process for our International Students, and for domestic students at our Sydney Campus. Application for most courses can be completed via a simple online process.

Applying for certificates, diplomas and advanced diplomas

1. Choose your Experience

Browse through our wide selection of vocational specialisations and when you see the course that suits you best, click apply.

Note that not all courses are offered at all campuses, and some courses are only offered full-time, so make sure you check all the details during your search.

2. Submit your Application

This quick online process should take less than 15 minutes. Submitting your application is your formal expression of interest to study at Angliss and is essential to guarantee that you will be considered for a course.

3. Complete selection requirements

After you submit your application form, we will be in touch with a list of things you need to do to be considered for an offer from Angliss. They are:

1. A Literacy, Language and Numeracy (LLN) assessment – which should take between 30-60 minutes. Take your time and do your best!
   Your results will be provided to you as part of the Student Pack that you need to sign electronically.
2. Green ID – An online portal that will verify your citizenship documentation. This also helps us work out whether you can access a lower course fee through a government subsidised place.
   Tip: Passports are the best form of ID to provide us with, but Medicare Card and Driver's License (together) is just as valid.
3. Pre-Training Review Form - This form should take between 10-20 minutes to complete. This is not a test, but it does allow us to understand a little more about you, your education/work history and why you want to pursue a career in foods, tourism, hospitality or events!

Some courses (Angliss International Hotel School Diploma) have an additional interview requirement.

In some cases we may contact you to discuss your application further.

4. Sign your student pack

You will receive your Student Pack by email which gives a summary of the information that you have provided to us, including the results of your LLN assessment. You need to electronically sign the document to confirm your details.

5. Wait for an offer

Once you complete all your selection requirements, we will hopefully be able to offer you a place with us for your chosen intake!

Offers will usually come out within 15 days after you complete the requirements, but can take longer during busy periods.

Either way, we'll let you know if you are successful or if we determine a more suitable course that matches your skills and knowledge.

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VTAC applications

You'll need to apply to study at Angliss through Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) if:

• you're a Victorian Year 12 student or
• you're non Year 12 student who intends to apply to multiple institutions

Certificate and Diploma or Advanced Diploma course applications can apply direct to William Angliss Institute.

Further information is available on the VTAC website

You will need to still complete the Pre-training review including a Language, Literacy, and Numeracy assessment (LLN), a Skills First Eligibility assessment, and a verification of your citizenship documentation (Green ID).

Successful VTAC applicants will receive a letter of offer via VTAC in either the December, January or February rounds. William Angliss Institute will follow this offer letter with instructions on how to accept your offer and enrolment instructions to commence your course at Angliss.

VTAC Special Access Entry Scheme (SEAS)

The Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) enables our selection officers to grant special consideration to certain students where applicable.

To be eligible applicants for SEAS must also submit a VTAC course application and satisfy all relevant course entry requirements. Angliss supports SEAS for the following categories:

1. Personal information and location
2. Non-English speaking background
3. Difficult circumstances
4. Disadvantaged financial background
5. Disability or medical condition

VETDSS applications

You can submit a formal enquiry about enrolment into our VETDSS programs. We will then be in touch to confirm details about the program, and provide you with the details you need to enrol.

To learn more about the VETDSS programs, visit our VET and youth studies information page.

About Apprenticeships and Traineeships

Students who are interested in starting Apprenticeship or Traineeship training with Angliss will have to find an employer before they start the application process.

For more information on how to find an apprenticeship or traineeship visit our Apprenticeships and Traineeships page.

Further information and application support

Having trouble with your application or want to speak to us about the process? Get in touch and we'll help.

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