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Language courses

Entrance fee: 195 AUD

how to apply

Universities & colleges

how to apply

• The Advisory Council for English Language Schools (ACELS)
• National ELT Accreditation Scheme (NEAS)
• British Council (BC)

About us

ACELS was established in 1969 under the auspices of the Irish Department of Education & Science to control standards in EFL schools and organisations through an inspection/recognition scheme. ACELS administers the scheme which leads to School Recognition by the Department of Education & Science. The list of recognised ELT organisations is published on an annual basis - please follow the link on the left for The Official List of Schools and Organisations Recognised by the Department of Education & Science 2009, which includes the schools' contact details.

ACELS' remit also includes recognition of teacher training (TEFL) courses and the development of materials and examinations for overseas students. For more information on the EL Teacher Registration & Qualifications Recognition Project (ELTRQRP) or the Test of Interactive English (TIE).

Our role:

The broad aim of NEAS is to establish and uphold high standards of service provision in English Language Teaching.

The purpose of the scheme is:

• to set standards of quality in the provision of ELT programs and related services
• to provide a professional judgment as to whether ELT centres meet and continue to meet those standards

In achieving our purpose, NEAS is:

• Rigorous in its audit regime so as to sustain high levels of delivery of English language teaching;
• Supportive of the industry through maintaining a role of offering external continual improvement advice to ELT centres;
• Co-operative in its dealings with industry and government representatives when working to the benefit of the industry and its key beneficiaries, the students studying English;
• Open in its willingness to learn and participate in the future of the industry and open to reviews and evaluations of its own operations.

NEAS also aims to develop quality in service provision of ELT centres by taking a professional development role in the ELT sector. Information sessions are at times offered by NEAS which are aimed at raising awareness of quality issues in ELT, and NEAS convenes an annual national conference for the benefit of ELT managers. This conference focuses on management issues typically facing ELT managers, with the content based on the needs of the participants.

About us

Connecting the UK to the world and the world to the UK, the British Council is Britain's international cultural relations body. In an inter-dependent, turbulent world we believe that creating opportunities for people to understand each other better, work together more and learn from one another is crucial to building secure, more prosperous and sustainable futures for us all.

Our purpose

We build engagement and trust for the UK through the exchange of knowledge and ideas between people worldwide.

Our vision

The future for the UK in this crowded, dangerous, beautiful world depends on people of all cultures living and working together on foundations of education, mutual understanding, respect and trust.

Our values and how we show them

Our five corporate values guide what we do and how we work.

Valuing people

We demonstrate this by:

• treating people with courtesy and respect;
• listening to what people have to say and responding helpfully;
• giving people the opportunity to use and develop their talents;
• valuing diversity.

Integrity

We demonstrate this by:

• being honest;
• being consistent both in what we do and say;
• taking responsibility for our actions and decisions.

Mutuality

We demonstrate this by:

• wishing to learn from and share with other people;
• putting effective relationships at the heart of our work;
• taking responsibility for our actions and decisions.

Creativity

We demonstrate this by:

• encouraging people to develop new ideas in an environment of trust;
• being resourceful and innovative in our approach;
• actively seeking and presenting the best in creativity.

Professionalism

We demonstrate this by:

• being true to our values and keeping our promises;
• listening to and valuing the ideas and opinions of others;
• accepting individual and collective responsibility for delivering work to a high standard.

Cultural relations

Cultural relations is the building of engagement and trust between people of different cultures through the exchange of knowledge and ideas.

The British Council is the United Kingdom's international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. We are a registered charity: 209131 (England and Wales). SC037733 (Scotland).

KAPLAN ASPECT SYDNEY
We offer the following accommodation options at our Sydney school:

• Homestay - Homestay accommodation is ideal for students who want to immerse themselves in the life and language of their host country. All Aspect hosts share an enthusiasm for cultural exchange and offer students a welcoming, comfortable home.
  
  • Room Type Single
  • Minimum Age: 16
  • Meals Provided: 14 meals per week
  
  For more information about homestay in Australia please download our Accommodation factfile.
  

• Residence - Aspect College Sydney offers a choice of 3 residences, located in the city and near the beach. Residences offer students the chance to live independently alongside other international students.
  
  • Room Type: Twin/single
  • Minimum Age: 18
  • Meals Provided: Breakfast/ self-catering
    

• Apartments - Aspect College Sydney also offers students apartment accommodation options. These are either within walking distance of both the college and trendy restaurants and shops or close to the beach. Each apartment is complete with furnished rooms, a shared bathroom and kitchen and comfortable living area facilities where available.
  
  • Room Type Twin, Single or Double
  • Minimum Age: 18
  • Meals Provided: Self-catering
    

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