Going back to university...
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Re: Going back to university...
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S'all right... I sent a reply anyway. Hels will be fuming by now.
Originally Posted by iPom
Nope, the Australian open universities.
http://www.open.edu.au/wps/portal
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DUH!!!! Should have read this before I replied to you PM!!! Sorry!
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http://www.open.edu.au/wps/portal
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DUH!!!! Should have read this before I replied to you PM!!! Sorry!
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Originally Posted by iPom
So can I get a Commonwealth assisted place?
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Originally Posted by seang
yes you can get one. Not certain to get it but you can get one. If you dont then you are paying the same , more or less, as a overseas student
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Originally Posted by iPom
I don't really want to mention it on here. The reason I'm going back is so that I can take a few modules to then qualify for a very specific training course. I may not pass the interview and tests to get on said course, so I really don't want to jinx myself here and now. If I get onto the course, I shall certainly let you know.
Mate, its ok. I was just teasing. I am sure you have your reasons and its all good. Good luck with it all, will be keeping my fingers and toes crossed that everything goes to plan for you.
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Originally Posted by Hels Bells
Mate, its ok. I was just teasing.
I know that. Thanks... we'll see.
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Originally Posted by iPom
Thanks Seang. Does that mean then the Gvt doesn't do commonwealth assisted places on all courses? Is there a list I can find somewhere?
These are a set number of places on the courses for those that get commonwealth support (for which you apply). There is , obviously, a demand for such places. So while you should get one (and are entitled to apply for such a place under you visa subclass) demand may outweigh supply (ha a use for me economics classes in school). In that case you can still get a place but as I mentioned you pay top dollar (also non supported places usually are lower points to gain entry).
So while courses are commonwealth supported it does not mean that you will get commonwealth support just coz your on the course. (but usually you will get it to be honest but not guaranteed). Hope this makes sense
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Originally Posted by seang
Hope this makes sense
Perfectly. Thank you.
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Originally Posted by seang
I believe the course will state if it has commonwealth supported places in its prospectus but yes nearly all course are supported. However thats the problem - there are commonwealth supported places.
These are a set number of places on the courses for those that get commonwealth support (for which you apply). There is , obviously, a demand for such places. So while you should get one (and are entitled to apply for such a place under you visa subclass) demand may outweigh supply (ha a use for me economics classes in school). In that case you can still get a place but as I mentioned you pay top dollar (also non supported places usually are lower points to gain entry).
So while courses are commonwealth supported it does not mean that you will get commonwealth support just coz your on the course. (but usually you will get it to be honest but not guaranteed). Hope this makes sense
These are a set number of places on the courses for those that get commonwealth support (for which you apply). There is , obviously, a demand for such places. So while you should get one (and are entitled to apply for such a place under you visa subclass) demand may outweigh supply (ha a use for me economics classes in school). In that case you can still get a place but as I mentioned you pay top dollar (also non supported places usually are lower points to gain entry).
So while courses are commonwealth supported it does not mean that you will get commonwealth support just coz your on the course. (but usually you will get it to be honest but not guaranteed). Hope this makes sense
Your English is coming along nicely!! Still a little way to go, but you must be proud of your progress!!
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Originally Posted by Hels Bells
Your English is coming along nicely!! Still a little way to go, but you must be proud of your progress!!
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Originally Posted by seang
yes!!!1!! I have been going to learning english for beginners level 1 classes. In fairness it was not initially to learn english but to meet all the asian chicks. Looks like it has worked on two levels......
KER-CHING!
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I didn't realise there was an Oz OU. I had to bomb out of my last course that would have given me honours as we received our visa in July and had to start work in August. I will look into the courses.
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Originally Posted by seang
yes!!!1!! I have been going to learning english for beginners level 1 classes. In fairness it was not initially to learn english but to meet all the asian chicks. Looks like it has worked on two levels......
Nah, I was just trying to be nice....