Programs

Depending on your education background you will be able to enroll in one of the following level’s of study:

  • A 12 month pre-university foundation program leading to undergraduate studies.
  • A 12-24 month Diploma that will take your directly to first or second year of University.
  • A Bachelors degree of your choice.
  • A Masters / PHD Degree of your choice.

Pre-University

Foundation / Diploma 8 or 12 months costs approximately p.a A$15,000 – A$24,000.

University Diploma

Equivalent to year 1, 8 – 12 months costs approximately p.a A$15,000 – A$25,000.

Undergraduate

Arts, Business, Computing, IT & Communication 3 years costs approximately p.a A$15,000 – A$35,000.

Medicine, Dentistry, Architecture 5-6 years costs approximately p.a A$45,000+.

Engineering, Pharmacy, Education, Health services & Law 4 years costs approximately p.a A$13,000 – A$35,000.

Masters

1 – 2 years

PhD

3 – 4 years


Intakes

Australia has reasonable flexible commencement dates. The academic year in Australia is from February – November, with the following commencement dates usually available:

  • Foundation: January / April / June / October
  • Diploma: February / July / October
  • Bachelor: February / July
  • Masters: February July

Admission

AEC will be able to assist you with admission to a university or college depending on your academic background.

Entry can be after O level, A level, KCSE, IB, Foundation, Certificate, Diploma and Degree. These qualifications must be from recognised bodies.


Why Australia?

With more than 330,000 international students currently studying in Australia, the education standards of Australia are second to none.

Representing 54 different nationalities, international students have made Australia the 3rd most popular destination for education in the world.


Insurance

Australia has a health cover system for international students called Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). You must have health cover for the duration of your enrollment as a condition of your visa requirements. OSHC Will help you pay for any medical or hospital care you may need while you are studying in Australia, and will contribute towards the cost of prescription medicines and an ambulance in an emergency. Dental, optical and physiotherapy are not covered.


Work

One of the advantages of being an international student in Australia is that you can work part time while you study. The permission to work is part of your Australian Student Visa. You can work up to 40 hours per fortnight while your course is in session.

However, you cannot start work until you have commenced your course in Australia.If you’re bringing your family


Quality of Education

Australia is renown for its quality of teachers, teaching methods and facilities and there is a world-wide acceptance and respect for Australian degrees and qualifications.

The student experience in Australia is unique. Living in Australia gies students a chance to enjoy a fabulous lifestyle in one of the most livable countries in the world.


Student VISA

AEC will guide you in obtaining an Australian Student Visa. Our trained visa staff will guide you on how to complete the Australian Student Visa forms and what documents are required, so that your application complies with Australian immigration law. We have a great success rate for students obtaining a visa.

The minimum processing time for the Australian student visa is 2 – 8 weeks after your application has been submitted. Each student visa application is unique and individually assessed. The final decision is made by the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship.


40 Hours?

Your spouse can also work up to 40 hours per fortnight once you have started your course in Australia. if you have started a course at the Masters or Doctorate level however, your spouse may work unlimited hours. If you or your dependents work in excess of these restrictions your visas may be subject to cancellation. Work is not guaranteed The money you could earn while working can help towards pocket money but cannot support your fees and living expenses.


Employability

Australian graduates enjoy excellent prospects both within their home countries and in Australia.

Together with the great lifestyle enjoyed by students and the quality of education provided by Australian institutions, the benefits of studying in Australia are endless.


Making an appointment with us

Feel free to either visit us personally or send an email to one of our professional counselors. We will help you to identify the right course for your career pathway and also identify a suitable University or College that offers this course. We will assist you with the admission process which can take between 2 – 6 weeks.

Throughout the year, AEC hosts visiting representatives from various Australian Universities and Colleges. Feel free to call / email us for dates.

Working hours:

  • Monday – Friday 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
  • Saturday 8:30 am – 12:30 pm

There is no need to make an appointment.


Standard of Living

Australia enjoys one of the highest standards of living in the world while remaining affordable. On average an international student in Australia can expect to pay between A$14,000 and A$25,000 per year for living expenses.

This would include accommodation, food, limited entertainment, public transport and incidental costs. You could spend more or less depending on where you live, your lifestyle and your course.


Accommodation

Depending on an individual student’s needs, AEC can assist students in obtaining either on campus or off campus accommodation. Accommodation options include home-stay, private apartments / houses or on campus accommodation.