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A government TAFE institute

Study in Melbourne - Australia

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTGUIDE 2011


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CONTENTS

Institute Registration and Ownership

Kangan Institute is a Registered Training Organisation (National Code 0306) under the Australian Quality Training

Framework (AQTF). The Institute is also governed by the Victorian Governments Vocational Training Act 1990 and isgovernment owned. The Kangan Institute Provider Code on the Commonwealth Register o Institutions and Coursesor Overseas Students (CRICOS) is 01218G. The Institute operates in compliance with the Education Services orOverseas Students Act 2000 (ESOS).

COURSE TABLE 4

NUMBER 1 IN DELIVERING REAL OUTCOMES 6

CAMPUS LOCATIONS 8

AWARDS 10

INSTITUTE SERVICES AND STUDENT INFORMATION 11

ARTICULATION 16

GO GREEN WITH KANGAN INSTITUTE 18

ELICOS 19

AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE 24

AUTOMOTIVE 28

ART AND DESIGN 38

BUSINESS 44

COMMUNITY SERVICES 60

ENGINEERING 70

FASHION AND RETAIL 72

HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM 78

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 92

NURSING AND ALLIED HEALTH 100

SECONDARY SCHOOL 110

SPORT AND FITNESS 112

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 120

ADMISSION PROCEDURE 122

APPLICATION FORM 123

REFUND POLICY 125

INDUSTRY LINKS 127


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CEOS MESSAGE

Welcome to Kangan Institute yourlearning partner o choice.

Kangan Institute has a strong educationalreputation in Victoria and Australia. Witha history which stretches back to 1925,we help more than 40,000 students takepositive steps towards a brighter utureeach year.

We pride ourselves on oering a learningenvironment with some o the mostdedicated teachers and trainers in thestate to help you meet your career goals.Rated as Victorias number one TAFE oremployment outcomes or two years ina row*, we are recognised as a leader inproviding practical education and trainingthat delivers real-world results.

This means whether youre looking todevelop the skills or your rst job, gain acompetitive edge to win a promotion ortake your rst steps towards an excitingnew proession, we have the sta andacilities to get you there.

We recognise that in this busy world,todays learners need fexibility andchoice when it comes to training sostandardised classroom learning is just oneo the ways we work. Many o our coursesoer you the choice o ull-time, part-timeor fexible learning, and some even havean online option. You can learn in class, athome or even in the workplace.

Outside o our training capabilities, werealways implementing progressive policiesto improve student lie and maintainstrong commitments to environmentalsustainability and community engagement.

As thousands o our students alreadyknow, great careers start with TAFE. Sowhether youre looking towards an excitingnew career, updating your current skills orexploring an entirely dierent career path,partnering with Kangan Institute gives youthe best possible oundation to build astrong career.

I look orward to helping you achieve yourlearning goals in 2011!

Ray Grifths

CEO

*Number one Victorian TAFE or converting unemployedstudents to employment upon study completion basedon TAFE Selected Measures 2009 edition, published bySkills Victoria.


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F February A April J July S SeptemberThe academic year is rom early February to the middle o December.

Some courses may have a slightly shorter academic year.

COURSE TABLE

COURSE TITLE QUALIFICATIONS ACADEMIC YEARS TUITION FEE INTAKE DATES PAGE

ELICOS Language

ELICOS (020685M) 5 50 weeks $320 / week 19

Aviation

Aircrat Maintenance (Avionics) (TB2) (062961D) Diploma 2 years $18,750 / yr F & J 26

Aircrat Maintenance (Mechanical) (TB1) (060642B) Diploma 2 years $18,750 / yr F & J 27

Automotive

Automotive (Electrical) (055282G) Diploma 2 years $13,200 / yr J 30

Automotive (Heavy Vehicle) (055282G) Diploma 2 years $13,200 / yr J 31Automotive (Light Vehicle) (055282G) Diploma 2 years $13,200 / yr F, A, J & S 32

Automotive (Panel Beating) (055282G) Diploma 2 years $13,200 / yr S 34

Automotive (Vehicle Renisher Stream) (055282G) Diploma 2 years $13,200 / yr A 35

Motorsport (055282G) Diploma 2 years $13,200 / yr F 36

Art and Design

Printing and Graphic Arts (Graphic Pre-press) (071147D) Certicate III 1 year $10,400 F & J 39

Printing and Graphic Arts (Multimedia) (062699B) Certicate IV 1 year $10,400 F & J 40

Printing and Graphic Arts (Multimedia) (062969G) Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F & J 41

Visual Merchandising (070972B) Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F & J 42

BuildingFurnishing Technology (070102) Diploma 2 years $11,100 / yr F 43

Business, Finance and Marketing

Accounting (068212D) Certicate III 6 months $5,200 F & J 46

Accounting (056866J) Certicate IV 1 year $10,400 F & J 46

Accounting (068213C Diploma 1.5 years $10,400 / yr F & J 47

Accounting (057762J) Advanced Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F & J 48

Administration (069646C) Certicate II 6 months $5,200 F & J 50

Administration (069647B) Certicate III 1 year $10,400 F & J 50

Administration (069648A) Certicate IV 1.5 years $10,400 / yr F & J 51

Administration (069649M) Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F & J 52

Management (068223A) Certicate IV 1 year $10,400 F 53

Management (068222B) Diploma 1.5 years $10,400 / yr F 54

Management (068221C) Advanced Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F 55

Marketing (068226J) Certicate IV 1 year $10,400 F 55

Marketing (068225K) Diploma 1.5 years $10,400 / yr F 56

Marketing (068224M) Advanced Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F 57

Human Resources (068215A) Certicate IV 1 year $10,400 F 57

Human Resources (068216M) Diploma 1.5 years $10,400 / yr F 58

Human Resources (Business) (068217K) Advanced Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F 59


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COURSE TITLE QUALIFICATIONS ACADEMIC YEARS TUITION FEE INTAKE DATES PAGE

Community Services

Auslan (068206B) Certicate II 6 months $5,200 F & J 62

Auslan (068207A) Certicate III 1 year $10,400 F & J 62

Auslan (068208M) Certicate IV 1.5 years $10,400 / yr F & J 63

Auslan (047093B) Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F & J 65

Childrens Services (051511K) Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F & J 66

Justice (068218J) Certicate IV 1 year $10,400 F 67Justice (068219G) Diploma 1.5 years $10,400 / yr F 68

Justice (068220D) Advanced Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F 69

Engineering

Engineering (Advanced Trade) (070576B) Diploma 2 years $11,100 / yr F & J 71

Fashion and Retail

Fashion Design (070013D) Certicate IV 1 year $10,900 F & J 74

Fashion Design (070014C) Diploma 2 years $10,900 / yr F & J 75

Fashion Design (070015B) Advanced Diploma 3 years $10,900 / yr F & J 76

Fashion and Textile Merchandising (071254A) Diploma 2 years $10,900 / yr F 77

Hospitality and Tourism

Events (068227G) Advanced Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F 80

Hospitality (069643F) Certicate IV 1 year $10,400 F 81

Hospitality (069644E) Diploma 1.5 years $10,400 / yr F 82

Hospitality (069645D) Advanced Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F 83

Commercial Cookery (069642G) Certicate III 1 year $10,400 F & J 85

Commercial Cookery (069644E) Diploma 1.5 years $10,400 / yr F & J 86

Commercial Cookery (069645D) Advanced Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F & J 87

Tourism (Marketing) (069182G) Certicate IV 1 year $10,400 F 89

Tourism (Marketing) (069181J) Advanced Diploma 1 year $10,400 / yr F 90

Inormation TechnologyNetworking (060643A) Certicate IV 1 year $10,400 F & J 94

eSecurity (070970C) Advanced Diploma 2 years $10,400 /yr F & J 95

Network Security (070012E) Advanced Diploma 2 years $10,400 / y F & J 97

Computer Systems Engineering (068214B) Advanced Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F & J 98

Nursing and Allied Health

Aged Care Work (053528G) Certicate III 6 months $5,200 F & J 102

Health Services Assistance (071394M) Certicate III 6 months $5,200 F & J 103

Allied Health Assistance (071392B) Certicate IV 1 year $10,400 F 104

Pathology (071393A) Certicate IV 6 months $5,200 F & J 105

Nursing (071146E) Diploma 1.5 years $12,250 F & J 106

Massage (068502E) Certicate IV 1 year $10,400 F 107

Massage (048478K) Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F 108

Massage Myotherapy (052710F) Advanced Diploma 3 years $10,400 / yr F 109

Secondary School

Year 11 (042983G) CAE Provider Code: 02192D Certicate 1 year $10,400 F 111

Year 12 (042983G) CAE Provider Code: 02192D Certicate 1 year $10,400 F 111

Sport and Fitness

Fitness Training (062965M) Certicate IV 1 year $10,400 F 114

Sport Development (055136G) Certicate IV 1 year $10,400 F 115

Sport Development (057954A) Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F 116

Sport and Recreation (055137F) Certicate IV 1 year $10,400 F 118

Sport and Recreation (057953B) Diploma 2 years $10,400 / yr F 118


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KANGANINSTITUTE

Kangan Institute is a leadinggovernment educationalorganisation delivering highquality vocational training,nationally and internationally.

Our qualifed, committed staand our specialist trainingcapabilities have helped usdevelop a reputation which ishighly regarded within industry

and among our peers.

Rated as Victorias number one TAFEor employment outcomes upon studycompletion or two years in a row*,Kangan Institute is committed to providing

opportunities or you to reach your ullpotential.

Our seven campuses are located inMelbourne, rom the city centre to theouter suburbs. These specialist trainingacilities allow us to help thousands olocal and international students realisetheir learning goals each year.

We oer a range o nationally-accreditedcourses to our international studentsrom the certicate III level through to theadvanced diploma qualication. All o ourcourses are designed to refect current

industry trends.Weve also established some greatpathways to university study with some othe countrys leading institutions, so manystudents can continue on to urther studyater successully completing their TAFEqualication.

*Number one Victorian TAFE or converting unemployedstudents to employment upon study completion basedon TAFE Selected Measures 2009 edition, published bySkills Victoria.

Our history

Dating back to 1925, Kangan Institutesrich history involves the merger othree major institutes John Batman,Broadmeadows College and the Richmondautomotive campus o Barton Instituteo TAFE.

2010 Kangan Batman Institute o TAFElaunches it new name and logo KanganInstitute

2009 The Institute ocially opens theEnglish Language Centre in the heart oMelbournes city centre.

2006 Kangan Batman Institute o TAFEwelcomes in a new era o automotivetraining in Victoria with the opening ostage one o the Automotive Centre oExcellence - Docklands

1998 Kangan Batman Institute o TAFEacquires Richmond automotive campus o

Barton Institute o TAFE

1997 John Batman and KanganInstitutes o TAFE amalgamate to ormKangan Batman Institute o TAFE

1995 Broadmeadows College o TAFEchanges its name to Kangan Institute oTAFE, in honour o Myer Kangan OBE AO,the ounder o Australias TAFE system

A government TAFE institute

1994 Moorabbin and RichmondColleges o TAFE merge to orm theRichmond Automotive Campus o BartonInstitute o TAFE

1985 Broadmeadows College o TAFEestablished

1970 Royal Melbourne Institute oTechnology (RMIT) transers its automotivetraining programs to Batman Automotive

College, Coburg. Batman College changesits name to John Batman Institute o TAFE

1969 Overcrowding splits RichmondTechnical Schools secondary educationand TAFE unctions into RichmondTechnical School and Richmond Collegeo TAFE

1925 Richmond Technical Schoolestablished, delivering motor mechanicstraining as part o the Post-Depression

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THE CITY OFMELBOURNE

Kangan Institute is located inMelbourne, the capital cityo Victoria.

Melbourne is situated on the shores oPort Phillip Bay and at the mouth o the

Yarra River. It oers an excellent liestylewith many parks, theatres, sporting eventsand great restaurants. The city is home tomore than 4 million people rom dierentreligious and ethnic backgrounds.

The city has twice been acclaimed

one o the worlds most liveable cities(Economist Intelligence Unit 2002 and2004). This ranking was based on threecategories: health and saety, culture andenvironment, and inrastructure.For urther inormation go towww.store.eiu.com.

It is a sae, economical and enjoyableenvironment in which to live. For urtherinormation go to www.melbourne.org.

The city is well laid out with an extensivenetwork o public transport trams, busesand trains which can be used with oneticket. For urther inormation on public

transport in Melbourne go towww.metlinkmelbourne.com.au.

The climate o Melbourne can bedescribed as Mediterranean, with warm tohot, dry summers and cool, crisp winters.

Average temperatures

Summer (December to February)Temperature range 14 36C

Autumn (March May)Temperature range 14 24C

Winter (June August)

Temperature range 4 15C

Spring (September NovemberTemperature range 14 22C

Further inormation on Melbourne weathercan be ound atwww.bom.gov.au/climate/averages.


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CAMPUSLOCATIONS

02 Docklands01 Melbourne Central Business District(CBD) 03 Richmond

Located in central Melbourne in theDocklands precinct, stage one o thiscampus opened in 2006 and oers state-o-the-art training acilities with the latesttechnology. The campus will expand inmid-2011 when stage two o the projectis ocially opened. International studentswill be among the rst to study in the newstage o this great acility.

Located three kilometres rom the centreo Melbourne, this campus housesrecreation and purpose-built acilitiesor the Institutes automotive programs,with numerous automotive workshopson site to allow students to gain practicalexperience. This campus also eaturesour Centre o Fashion, where studentscan take advantage o the leading-edgeacilities to realise their ashion potentialand training goals.

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Kangan Institute has seven majorcampuses incorporating a numbero training centres. All oer bright,comortable and modern classroomswith a ull range o audio and visualequipment and up-to-date computeracilities. We continue to developpurpose-built training environmentsthat give students access to workplacesimulation.

Libraries are located on each campus,oering traditional library services andextensive computer acilities, whichinclude ree internet access. All campusesare well serviced by public transport.

Located in the centre o the city oMelbourne, in the heart o the shoppingand ca precincts, our new EnglishLanguage Centre oers quality learningin state-o-the-art surrounds. Cinemas,the Arts Centre, Art Gallery o Victoria,the Yarra River, Botanic Gardens, Queen

Victoria Market, Federation Square,the citys main sporting precinct andSouthbank are all within easy walkingdistance. The campus can be accessed byall orms o public transport.


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04 Broadmeadows 07 Essendon

This campus is located approximatelyeight kilometres rom the CBD and is wellserviced by public transport. The nursingand allied health programs are conductedhere.

The main campus o the Institute islocated approximately 20 kilometres romthe CBD. The campus is well serviced bypublic transport and aordable housing.A wide range o courses are oered at thiscampus including hospitality, business,abrication, management, marketing,inormation technology, multimedia,ELICOS and tourism. It is also the locationo purpose-built training centres oraerospace engineering and hospitality.Kangan Institute International is located atthe Broadmeadows campus.

Within walking distance o publictransport, located approximately 10kilometres rom the CBD, this campusoers inormation technology courses.

Coburg oers a wide range o automotivecourses. Facilities include purpose-builttraining automotive workshops which areeasily accessible by public transport.

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INSTITUTEAWARDS

Over the past ew years, KanganInstitute has won many awards throughour dedicated teachers, quality acilitiesand talented students.

2010 Australian WorldskillsCompetition winner Autobody Repair

2010 Victoria Worldskills Competition winner PC Network Support

2010 Australian Security IndustryAwards Security Manager o the Year

2010 National Cannabis PreventionInormation Centre (NCPIC) Short FilmCompetition Second Prize

2009 Victorian Teacher / Trainer o theYear Finalist

2009 Victorian Training Provider o theYear Finalist

2009 Textile Institute Awards Audience Choice

2009 Australasian Young DesignersWool Awards 1st Prize in Fantasy /Theatrical

2009 Royal Melbourne Show 1stPrizes in Melbourne Cup Formal Occasionand Best Overall Millinery Exhibit

2009 Developing Tourism LeadersAwards Overall Winner Finalist, HighlyCommended, Merit Awards and JudgesAwards

2008 Victorian TAFE Apprentice Cooko the Year Awards Best Second YearApprentice

2008 Victorian TAFE ApprenticeCook o the Year Awards Best Third YearApprentice

2008 Developing Tourism LeadersAwards First and Second Prizes inHospitality Category and Second Prize inTourism Category

2008 Victorian Training Provider o theYear Finalist

2008 Australian Vocational StudentPrize Horticulture VET in Schools

2008 Victorian Cookery Competition Silver Medal

2007 Victorian Training Provider o theYear Winner

2007 International Worldskills

Competition Silver Medal

2007 Institute or Trade SkillsExcellence Best Automotive Teacher

2007 Institute or Trade SkillsExcellence Best Manuacturing Teacher

2007 Victorian Worldskills Competition 10 Gold, 9 Silver and 8 Bronze Medals areas o automotive, carpentry, ashionand garment construction, inormation

technology and plastering

2007 Victorian Aboriginal EducationAssociation Wurreker Awards or PublicTraining Provider o the Year (Indigenousspecic)

2007 Victorian Aboriginal EducationAssociation Wurreker Awards or VETTrainer o the Year (Indigenous specic)

2007 International Specialist SkillsInstitute Awarded Veneto Fellowship

2007 Institute or Trade SkillsExcellence Automotive Centre oExcellence awarded Three Gold Stars

2007 Paintright Victorian FashionAwards TAFE Special Achiever Award

2007 Paintright Victorian FashionAwards Recycled Wearable Art FirstPrize

2007 Victorian Premiers VCE Awards Two students recognised or excellence

2007 Victorian Premiers SustainabilityAwards Winner Public Sector Category

2007 Furniture Industry TrainingAwards Winner Certicate III in

Furnishing Award

2007 Green Council o Australia Kangan Institute is the rst educationalorganisation to be granted a Five StarGreen Star Rating


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INSTITUTESERVICES ANDSTUDENTINFORMATION

Course Prerequisites

All courses have prerequisites that youmust meet to be eligible to enrol. Themajority o courses require the successulcompletion o the Australian Year 12 orthe equivalent overseas qualication.Applicants who do not meet the academicprerequisites but have relevant workexperience may apply or matureage entry.

Any prospective students who do not

speak English as their rst language, oror whom English was not the languageo instruction at school, must meet theInstitutes minimum English languagerequirements or entry into each course.International students who do not providean IELTS score may be required to sit anEnglish language test. Individual Englishlanguage entry requirements are detailedin the individual course listings.

Students who do not meet the Englishlanguage entry requirements mustundertake an ELICOS program at KanganInstitute. Transer into a ormal course ostudy rom ELICOS is at the discretion othe Institute and is based on the level oEnglish language obtained.

The Australian government requiresstudents rom some designated countriesto meet minimum English languagelevels in order to apply or a student visa.Inormation on this requirement can beobtained romwww.immi.gov.au/students/index.htm.

Exemptions and Credits

Subject credits may be awarded tostudents who can supply documentationo having successully completed priorsubjects o similar duration, content andassessment requirements. Students maybe required to undertake challenge ortheory tests as part o the process orecognising credits.

The teachers who grant the exemptionswill need to be condent the inormation

provided by the student is reliable andauthentic.

Application or subject credits mustbe submitted within seven days o thecommencement o the course.

Further inormation on exemptions andcredits is available at www.kangan.edu.au/international/policies-procedures.

Students Under 18 Years o Age

Kangan Institute accepts students under18 years old, however students must be 17years old when commencing their studies

at the Institute. I you are under 18 pleasereer to www.kangan.edu.au/international/policies-procedures andwww.immi.gov.au/students/index.htm.

Credit Transers to Further Study

Students who successully complete adiploma or advanced diploma may beeligible or one to one-and-hal years

credit in a related degree through asystem o credit transer at any universityin Australia. Packaging is available in arange o courses. Details can be ound onpage 16 and 17 o this brochure and inindividual course listings. Students wishingto apply or both a diploma/advanceddiploma and a bachelor degree shoulde-mail [email protected] oradditional details.

Academic Year

The academic year commences in earlyFebruary and nishes in December.The year is divided into two semesters.All courses oered, except nursing,commence in February and some alsohave a July intake. Automotive programsalso have intakes in April and September.Please reer to page 22 or ELICOS intakedates.

The Institute is open rom Monday to

Friday, with classes normally scheduledbetween 8am and 6.30pm. Some classesmay require students to attend in theevening, between 6.30pm and 10pm, andon Saturdays and Sunday.

Termination o Course

In the event that the Institute cannotprovide a particular course, all tuitionees paid in advance will be reundedin accordance with the Institute ReundPolicy. The Institute will also assist thestudent in locating and transerring to asuitable course at another institute.

Deerral, Suspension andCancellation

The Institute has policies and proceduresthat recognise and respond to cases wherea student may wish to deer, suspendor cancel their enrolment. For urtherinormation please reer to www.kangan.edu.au/international/policies-procedures.

Attendance

It is Institute policy to monitor attendanceo all students in all programs. Regularattendance is critical to students academicprogress which is monitored in accordancewith the National Code o Practice orRegistration Authorities and Providerso Education and Training to OverseasStudents 2007. For urther inormationplease reer to www.aei.gov.au/AEI/ESOS/Deault.htm and www.kangan.edu.au/international/policies-procedures.


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Scholarships

Each year, the Institute awards apartial scholarship to the outstandinginternational student. The scholarshipaward is a reduction in tuition ees.This scholarship is or current enrolledstudents at Kangan Institute. Pleaseemail [email protected]

The Australian Government awardsscholarships to study in Australia throughAusAID and the Endeavour program.Inormation on the AusAID scholarshipscan be ound at www.ausaid.gov.au andEndeavour at www.endeavour.dest.gov.au.

Budget

It is recommended that students budgetbetween AUD$18,000 to AUD$23,000per year or living expenses. Livingexpenses are not included in tuitionees. Arriving students should bringwith them approximately AUD$3,000 toAUD$4,000 to cover the cost o temporaryaccommodation and the set-up costs opermanent accommodation.

A students budget will increase byapproximately 35 percent i accompaniedby a spouse and an additional 20 percenti accompanied by one child, and increaseby 15 percent or each additional child. Ithe accompanying child is o school age,it is a requirement o the student visa thatthey must be enrolled and attend school.The costs range rom AUD$7,070 toAUD$10,470 depending on level at school.Please note: This range is or Victorian


Transers

From Institute to Institute

Under Department o Immigrationand Citizenship (DIAC) regulations,international students are preventedrom transerring rom one institution toanother or six months ater their coursecommences. I students are granted avisa or an ELICOS program packagedwith a ormal course (certicate, diploma,advanced diploma or degree) transers will

only be allowed ater six months o theprincipal course.

Transers within six months will only beapproved in exceptional circumstances.For urther inormation please reer towww.aei.gov.au/AEI/ESOS/Deault.htmand www.kangan.edu.au/international/policies-procedures.

From course to course

It is Kangan Institute policy thatinternational students must remain in thecourse that the visa was granted on or aminimum o six months beore a request

or transer between courses will beconsidered.

Student Visa Regulations

Students are required to abide by theconditions o their student visa. Theseconditions must be stringently adheredto. For urther inormation please reer towww.immi.gov.au/students/index.htm.

Work Rights

International students are able to work upto 20 hours per week during the semester

and ull time during semester breaks oncethey have commenced their studies. Anywork undertaken must not interere withstudies or attendance.

The Institute does not guarantee thatstudents will secure work while studying inAustralia and students should ensure thatthey have access to unds that will supportboth their study and living costs. Forurther inormation please reer towww.immi.gov.au/students/index.

Appeals and Grievances

Kangan Institute has an appeals and

grievance policy. Please reer towww.kangan.edu.au/international/policies-procedures/

government school ees. Non-governmentschools ees vary. Please contact individualschools. The international oce can assistwith contact details.

Living costs do vary depending on liestyleand living arrangements. These budgetgures should be used as a guide onlyto determine actual living expenses. Forcurrency conversions please go towww.oanda.com/converter/classic.

Costs Associated with Study

Tuition ees do not cover the cost obooks, equipment, stationery, uniormsor excursions. Estimated book andequipment costs are detailed in individualcourse listings. Students are requiredto purchase all books, uniorms andequipment as requested by their teachingdepartment or they may risk beingexcluded rom classes. In designatedclasses in hospitality, aircrat maintenance,nursing and allied health, welding andabrication and automotive, students mustwear protective clothing and/or a uniorm.

Students will be required to pay theKangan Institute student amenities ee oAUD$50. This is an annual ee.

Payment o Tuition Fees

Tuition ees are payable prior to thecommencement o a semester. Alate ee o AUD$50 per week will bepayable i ees are not paid by thedue date. I less than one semestero ELICOS is required, the ELICOSee and one semesters ee o theprincipal course must be paid priorto the release o the confrmation oenrolment. Repeat subjects will attracta minimum additional ee o AUD$16per student contact hour.

I you have a brother/sister orhusband/wie enrolled as a ull eepaying international student atKangan Institute at the same time asyou, you are entitled to a 10 percentdiscount on your annual course ees,or the period o time your brother/sister or husband/wie is enrolledas a ull ee paying internationalstudent at the Institute. To apply orthis discount please contact Kangan

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Airport Pick-up

I requested, international students aremet on arrival at Melbourne Airport by anInstitute representative and taken to theirtemporary accommodation.

Temporary student hostel accommodationis AUD$75 per night. Alternately studentscan be placed in homestay or a minimumo two weeks. The cost o homestay isAUD$250 to AUD$300 per week. Pleasecontact [email protected] or

more details about temporary homestay.(Price current as at June 2010 subject tochange).

I you require airport pick-up travelarrangements must be orwarded to theInstitute seven days prior to your arrival.This is a ree service oered by theInstitute, however AUD$55 will be chargedi you have requested airport pick-up anddo not use the service.

To access this service, complete theairport pick-up/temporary accommodationorm available rom the Institute ordownload rom http://www.kangan.edu.

au/international/orms. This service cannotbe guaranteed i the completed orm isreceived less than seven days prior toarrival in Melbourne.

Accommodation

Students have a number oaccommodation options. The Instituteprovides a ree placement service toassist students in locating suitableaccommodation, with the exceptiono some homestay placements wherestudents will pay an AUD$200 placementee. This ee is payable to a homestay

agency (not the Institute) and is subjectto change. The Institute does notguarantee to nd suitable accommodationor all international students but willprovide assistance with searching oraccommodation where required.

Homestay

Homestay oers accommodation in aprivate home with a host amily. Studentsare provided with a urnished bedroomwith study space. The host provides meals,but the student must pay or their owntravel, telephone calls, entertainment andpersonal needs. The approximate weeklycost is AUD$250 to AUD$300 per week.This is payable two weeks in advance tothe host amily.

Rented RoomsStudents can rent a room in a privatehouse which can be either urnishedor unurnished. Meals are not normallyprovided, but students have access to thekitchen to prepare their own meals. Rentvaries rom AUD$150 to AUD$200 perweek and may or may not include gas,electricity and water costs.

Private Rental

A popular option or students is to sharean apartment or house which is normally

rented through a real estate agent.Rental costs do vary dependant on typeo property, number o bedrooms andlocation. Rent varies rom AUD$200 toAUD$500 per week depending on thelocation and number o rooms. A monthsrent in advance and a bond equivalento up to six weeks rent is required whenrenting a property. To rent a property roma real estate agent their rental applicationorm must be lled out and they mayrequire a reerence letter and nancial andidentication proo. The majority o rentalproperties are unurnished. ApproximatelyAUD$2,000 to AUD$4,000 will be required

or the above needs, household goods,gas, electricity and telephone connection.For urther inormation on renting aproperty please reer to www.tuv.org.au.

Permanent accommodation usually takesthree to our weeks to arrange, dependingon the type o accommodation required.Permanent accommodation cannot bearranged prior to arriving in Australia.

These costs are indicative only and arecorrect as at June 2010 and subject tochange.

Orientation

A comprehensive orientation programis delivered to international studentsone week prior to the beginning o thesemester. Attendance at the program iscompulsory or all international studentscommencing their ormal course at theInstitute. The program covers aspects oliving and studying in Australia.

Sessions at orientation include:

adaptingtoAustraliancourserequirements

lifestyle

healthinsurance

compliancewithstudentvisarequirements

studyskills

safety(includingresafety,personalsaety, policing and water saety)

usingpublictransport

enrolment(includingtimetableforcurrent semester, booklist andstudent card)

supportservicesavailableattheInstitute

orientationtolocalenvironment

Counselling

The Institute employs qualied counsellorswho provide condential help with studyor personal problems. This is a reeservice. For urther inormation pleasereer to www.kangan.edu.au/services/career-course-counselling.


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International Student LiaisonOfcers

In addition to the Institutes ree StudentSupport and Recreation Service, KanganInstitutes international student liaisonocers attend to the welare needs solelyo international students. The liaisonocers visit international students on allcampuses every week, listening to theirconcerns, oering counselling and linkingstudents to the services they need.

When students rst arrive in Melbournetheir needs vary widely; romaccommodation assistance to personalsaety advice, discovering where to buythe oods they like to learning how touse the public transport system, gettingto understand Australian customs or justcoping with loneliness and homesickness.

Our international student liaison ocerswill spend time with students helpingthem to settle comortably and saely inMelbourne and preparing them or lie as

a student at Kangan Institute. Studentsquickly come to know that i they have aconcern or a problem, no matter how bigor small, the rst person they can call isone o our international student liaisonocers.

Health Insurance

All international students are required bythe Australian Government to take outhealth cover. The Overseas Student HealthCover (OSHC) provides international

students with ree public hospital care ornon-elective treatment and an 85 percentrebate o the standard doctors ees. Forurther inormation please reer towww.oshcworldcare.com.au, andwww.immi.gov.au/students/index.htm.

Careers and Employment

Kangan Institute oers a specialistemployment service or internationalstudents to assist them in ndingemployment while living and studying inAustralia.

The service also acts as a recruitmentservice or employers. The employmentservice will enhance your chances onding employment while studying inAustralia and enable you to gain valuable

employment experience.The service has a specic ocus onproviding assistance with all aspects onding employment including:

Resumeworkshops

Assistancewithapplicationlettersandselection criteria

Jobsearchassistanceandadvice

Coachingandguidanceonhowtoapproach employers

Accesstovacanciesadvertisedthroughthe centre

Freejobsearchresources Industry-specicemploymentadvice

Providingadviceandassistanceabouthow to nd work in Australia

WorkshopsonAustralianworkplaceculture, how to eectively andappropriately approach employers

Interviewpreparationandassistance

We also oer a comprehensive recruitmentservice or employers who want to recruitstudents. The service has more than athousand employers who use the serviceto advertise jobs or Kangan Institute

students. The service advertises a range opositions including part-time, holiday andseasonal work.

The employment service is located atvarious Kangan Institute campuses makingit easy or you to access the service andvacancies while you study.

For urther inormation please go tohttp://www.kangan.edu.au/services/employment-centre.


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The ESOS ramework - providingquality education and protectingyour rights

The Australian government wants overseasstudents in Australia to have a sae,enjoyable and rewarding place to study.Australias laws promote quality educationand consumer protection or overseasstudents. These laws are known as theESOS ramework and they include theEducation Services or Overseas (ESOS)Act 2000 and the National Code.

Protection or Overseas Students

As an overseas student on a student visa,you must study with an education providerand in a course that can be ound on theCommonwealth Register o Institutionsand Courses or Overseas Students(CRICOS) at http://cricos.dest.gov.au.CRICOS registration guarantees that thecourse and the education provider atwhich you study meet the high standardsnecessary or overseas students. Pleasecheck careully that the details o yourcourse, including its location match the

inormation on CRICOS.

Your Rights

The ESOS ramework protects your rights,including:

Yourrighttoreceive,beforeenrolling,current and accurate inormation aboutthe courses, ees, modes o study andother inormation rom your providerand your providers agent. I you areunder 18, to ensure your saety, youwill be granted visas only i thereare arrangements in place or your

accommodation, support and welare. Yourrighttosignawrittenagreement

with your provider beore, or as youpay ees, setting out the services to beprovided, ees payable and inormationabout reunds o course money. Youshould keep a copy o your writtenagreement.

Yourrighttogettheeducationyoupaid or. The ESOS ramework includesconsumer protection that will allow youto receive a reund or to be placed inanother course i your provider is unableto teach your course.

The ESOS ramework sets out thestandards that Australian providersoering education and training servicesto overseas students must meet. Thesestandards cover a range o inormationyou have a right to know and services thatmust be oered to you, including:

orientationandaccesstosupportservices to help you study and adjust tolie in Australia

whothecontactofcerorofcersareforoverseas students

ifyoucanapplyforcoursecredit

whenyourenrolmentcanbedeferred,suspended or cancelled

whatyourprovidersrequirementsareor satisactory progress in the coursesyou study and what support is availablei you are not progressing well

ifattendancewillbemonitoredforyourcourse

acomplaintsandappealsprocess

One o the standards does not allowanother provider to enrol a student who

wants to transer to another course butwho has not completed six months othe nal course o study in Australia. Iyou want to transer beore you havecompleted six months o your nal courseyou need your providers permission.

Your Responsibilities

As an overseas student on a student visa,you have responsibilities to:

satisfyyourstudentvisaconditions

maintainyourOverseasStudentHealthCover (OSHC) or the period o yourstay

meetthetermsofthewrittenagreement with your provider

informyourproviderifyouchangeyouraddress

maintainsatisfactorycourseprogress

ifattendanceisrecordedforyourcourse, ollow your providersattendance policy

ifyouareunder18,maintainyourapproved accommodation, support andgeneral welare arrangements

WHO? WHY? HOW?

Your training providerFor policies and procedures

that aect you

- speak to your provider

- go to your providers website

Department o Education,

Employment and Workplace

Relations

For your ESOS rights and

responsibilities

- www.aei.gov.au/AEI/ESOS

- e-mail: [email protected]

- ESOS Helpline:+61 2 6240 5069

Department o Immigration

and CitizenshipFor visa matters

- www.immi.gov.au

- phone 131881 in Australia

- contact the DIAC oce in your

home country

Contact Details


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Kangan InstituteCourse Title

Kangan InstituteCourse Length

University Bachelor Degree Advanced Standing (Credit)

Advanced Diploma oAccounting

Two years La Trobe University Bachelor o Accounting 150 credit points (360 credit point program)


Two years La Trobe University Bachelor o Business 135 credit points (360 credit point program)


Two years La Trobe University Bachelor o Business (HRM) 120 credit points (360 credit point program)


Two years La Trobe UniversityBachelor o Business(Marketing)

135 credit points (360 credit point program)


Two years La Trobe University Bachelor o Economics 120 credit points (360 credit point program)


Two years La Trobe University Bachelor o Finance 135 credit points (360 credit point program)


Two years La Trobe UniversityBachelor o InternationalBusiness



Two years Victoria University (VU)Bachelor o Business (Allsingle specialisation courses)


Diploma o ChildrensServices

Two years Victoria University (VU)Bachelor o Education (EarlyChildhood/Primary)


Advanced DiplomaComputer SystemsEngineering

Two years La Trobe UniversityBachelor o ComputerScience


Advanced DiplomaComputer SystemsEngineering

Two years La Trobe UniversityBachelor o InormationSystems


Advanced Diploma oEvents

Two years La Trobe UniversityBachelor o Business(Tourism & Hospitality)



Two years La Trobe UniversityBachelor o Business(Tourism Management)



Two years La Trobe UniversityBachelor o Business (Sport& Leisure Management)



Two years Victoria University (VU)Bachelor o Business(Event Management)


Advanced Diploma oHospitality









Advanced Diploma oHospitality (CommercialCookery or PatisserieSteam)



ARTICULATIONFROM KANGANINSTITUTE TOUNIVERSITY


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Kangan InstituteCourse Title

Kangan InstituteCourse Length

University Bachelor Degree Advanced Standing (Credit)

Advanced Diploma oHospitality (CommercialCookery or PatisserieSteam)



Advanced Diploma o

Hospitality (CommercialCookery or PatisserieSteam)

Two years La Trobe University Bachelor o Business (Sport& Leisure Management)


Diploma InormationTechnology (Networking)



Advanced DiplomaInormation Technology(Networking Security)

Two years La Trobe UniversityBachelor o InormationSystems


Advanced DiplomaInormation Technology(Network Security)



Advanced Diploma oManagement


Advanced Diploma oManagement Two years La Trobe University

Bachelor o Business

(majoring in HRM orManagement)



Two years La Trobe UniversityBachelor o Business (allother majors)








Two years La Trobe University Bachelor o Economics 90 credit points (360 credit point program)



Advanced Diploma oManagement Two years La Trobe University Bachelor o InternationalBusiness 150 credit points (360 credit point program)

Advanced Diploma oMarketing



Two years La Trobe UniversityBachelor o Business(majoring in Marketing)



Two years La Trobe UniversityBachelor o Business (allother majors)







Advanced Diploma o

Marketing Two years La Trobe University Bachelor o Economics 90 credit points (360 credit point program)




Two years La Trobe UniversityBachelor o InternationalBusiness


Diploma o Printing andGraphic Arts (Multimedia)

Two years Victoria University (VU)Bachelor o Arts(Multimedia)

8 units credit (24 unit program)

Diploma o Printing andGraphic Arts (Multimedia)

Two years Victoria University (VU)Bachelor o Creative ArtsIndustries

8 units credit (24 unit program)

Advanced Diploma oTourism



Advanced Diploma o

Tourism

Two years La Trobe UniversityBachelor o Business

(Tourism Management)


Advanced Diploma oTourism



Note: correct at June 2010, subject to change.


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ITS EASYBEING GREENWITH KANGANINSTITUTE

With specifc policies to reduce our environmental ootprintand to help build the communities we serve, Kangan Institutecontinues to develop sustainable eco-riendly practices.

Over the past ew years, weve implemented a range o projects and initiativesto reduce waste, energy use and water consumption. And the results speak orthemselves:

CO2-eqv.emissionswerereduced7.85percent,from12,791tonnesin2005to 11,860 tonnes in 2007

Wastetolandlldecreasedby35.16percentthroughbetterrecyclingacilities and services

Developmentofecologicalfootprintcalculator

TheAutomotiveCentreforExcellenceachieveda5-starratingthroughenvironmentally sustainable design

Astate-of-the-artdieselemissiontestingfacilitywasinstalled,contributingtoa cleaner transport industry

So join us on our green journey and you could be riding away with a brandnew bike.

Visit our international website at www.kangan.com.au or giveaway

terms and conditions.

We are committed to theenvironment. You can betoo with Kangan Institutesgreat bicycle giveaway.

Put your pedalpower to work,go green and get

healthy with thisgreat initiative.


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ENGLISHLANGUAGE STUDYAT KANGANINSTITUTE

English Language Centre

Set in the heart o Melbourne city, ourEnglish Language Centre was ocially

opened in 2009, and is the onlygovernment TAFE in the CBD. Its state-o-the-art design caters or all levels ostudents and a variety o programs.

The centre is within two minutes walkingdistance o Melbournes amous FlindersStreet Station and within easy accesso tram and bus routes. Adjacent tothe acility are the citys precincts oCollins Street and Flinders Lane whichare renowned as the home o ashion,unky boutiques and caes. Cinemas, theArts Centre, the Art Gallery o Victoria,the Yarra River, Botanic Gardens, Queen

Victoria Market, Federation Square,the citys main sporting precinct andSouthbank are all within easy walkingdistance. The Melbourne City Library isopposite the English Language Centrein Flinders Lane and students can jointhe library or ree and borrow rom thelibrarys extensive collection o resources.

The centres bright, contemporary,architect-designed spaces provide optimallearning environments or students.

Interactive whiteboards in all classroomsacilitate language learning and supportthe latest o resources available includingonline resources. The acility also eaturesa computer laboratory with state-o-the-artcomputer equipment, specialised sotwareor language learning, email and highspeed internet access. Free wireless accessis available throughout.

Students can also access the centresindependent learning centre (ILC) withareas or sel study, computers and alarge screen or DVDs. Newspapers andmagazines are provided or students toread in the ILC and the computers havea range o English language sotware toassist language learning. The studentlounge is equipped with basic kitchen

acilities, microwaves and rerigerator.

Kangan Institutes English LanguageCentre is conveniently located at:

Mezzanine Floor

278 Flinders Lane

Melbourne

020685M

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General English (non-award)CRICOS 020685M

There are six class levels:

Beginner

Elementary

Pre-intermediate

Intermediate

UpperIntermediate

Advanced

English or Academic Purposes (EAP)is oered at upper intermediate andadvanced level. Students generally require10 weeks at each level.

Reer to our website or up-to-date courseinormation and new courses.

Fees: (AUD$)

Course ees $320 per week

Books and equipment

$85 per 10 weeks or per level.

CurriculumGeneral English courses extend studentsknowledge o English and increase theircondence in the ability to communicatein English. There is equal emphasison the main skills o reading, writing,listening and speaking. Class texts aresupplemented by authentic materialswherever possible.

EAP classes provide the language andstudy skills students need or tertiary studyin Australia and classes include IELTSpreparation.

Methodology

Student-centred communicativeteaching methods are used and teachersuse innovative print and audio-visualresources. Students participate in wholeclass, individual, pair and small groupwork activities to provide students with theopportunity to practise communicatingin English. Our teachers engage studentswith topics o interest.

English-only Rule

Our teachers strictly enorce an Englishonly to be spoken rule in the classroomto ensure all students maximise theopportunity to improve their languageskills as quickly as possible.

Assessment and Placement

Students are tested during orientationon their rst day and are placed in a classaccording to the English language leveldemonstrated and/or their current IELTSlevel.

Assessment and Class Progression

Assessment includes teacher observation,class activities, assignment work,class participation and tests. Studentsgenerally spend 10 weeks at each level.For example, a student who enters theprogram with an IELTS score o 4.5 wouldgenerally require 20 weeks o ELICOS toreach the equivalent o IELTS 5.5.

Students who complete the upperintermediate or advanced levels receive

direct entry into courses at KanganInstitute or William Angliss Institute. Reerto individual courses or English languageentry requirements.

Class Sizes

Class sizes may vary rom 10 to 18students, however the average class sizeis 16.

Sta

All classes are taught by ully qualied andhighly experienced teachers with specialistqualications in teaching English tospeakers o other languages (TESOL) andwho have experience in IELTS preparationand as IELTS examiners. Our teachers arenative speakers o English and a numbero our teachers have lived and taught inEurope, the Gul, Asia and Latin America.

Class times

Classes are scheduled between 8.30amand 4.30pm and are delivered overve days per week. Students study or20 hours o timetabled classes eachweek. In addition to their timetabledclasses students can access the centresindependent learning centre and thecomputer laboratory subject to advertisedavailability. All classes are allocated time in

the computer laboratory each week.

ENGLISHLANGUAGE STUDYAT KANGANINSTITUTE

Course level Entry level Exit LevelWeeks

RequiredPathway

Advanced5.5 IELTS or equivalentor Kangan Instituteplacement test

6.0 10 weeksTAFE, degreeprograms

Upper intermediate5.0 IELTS or equivalentor Kangan Instituteplacement test

5.5 10 weeksAdvanced level orTAFE

Intermediate4.5 IELTS or equivalentor Kangan Instituteplacement test

5.0 10 weeksUpper intermediate,travel, work

Pre-intermediate4.0 IELTS or equivalentor Kangan Instituteplacement test

4.5 10 weeksIntermediate, travel,work

Elementary3.5 IELTS or equivalentor Kangan Instituteplacement test

4.0 10 weeksPre-intermediate,travel, work

Beginner No prerequisites 3.5 10 weeks Elementary


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Excursions and Activities

As part o the students ELICOS programwe organise a range o educationalexcursions and activities to enablestudents to visit areas o interest as wellas to socialise and to use their English inpractical situations.

The cost o these excursions is subsidisedby the Institute. Additional activities andexcursions, or un and enjoyment outsideo class time, are organised by our stasubject to demand.

Current events

As enrolled students o the Institute,ELICOS students can access activities andservices provided by the student supportand recreation unit. These include inter-tertiary sports competitions, discountedtrips and tours (or example horse ridingand trips to the ski elds) as well as takeadvantage o discounts and specials romlocal traders.

Working Holiday Visa Holders andTourists

Students who are not on student visas canstudy part-time and can commence anyweek.

Study Tours and Groups

Kangan Institute oers a range o studytours that can be customised to meet theneeds and interests o particular groups.Students can study English in the morningand participate in cultural activities andexcursions in the aternoon. Tours caninclude: airport transers, accommodation,classes and activities.


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Week Intake Date Notes

Wk1 Intake 9 9/12/2010 Includes 2-day compulsory assessment or placement

Christmas holiday period 19/12/2010 03/01/2011Recommences 04/01/2011Public Holiday 26/01/2011 Australia DayFinishes 28/01/2011


Wk2 07/02/2011

Wk3 14/02/2011

Wk4 21/02/2011

Wk5 28/02/2011 Finishes 04/03/2011


Wk2 14/03/2011 14/03/2011 Public Holiday Labour Day

Wk3 21/03/2011

Wk4 28/03/2011

Wk5 04/04/2011 Finishes 08/04/2011

Holiday Break or continuing students (1 week) 11/04/2011 15/04/2011

Wk1 Intake 3 14/04/2011Includes 2-day compulsory assessment or placement22/04/2011 Public Holiday Good Friday

Wk2 25/04/201125/04/2011 Public Holiday Easter Monday26/04/2011 Public Holiday ANZAC Day

Wk3 02/05/2011

Wk4 09/05/2011

Wk5 16/05/2011 Finishes 20/05/2011


Wk2 30/05/2011

Wk3 06/06/2011

ELICOSSTART DATES


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Week Intake Date Notes

Wk4 13/06/2011 13/06/2011 Public Holiday Queens Birthday

Wk5 20/06/2011 Finishes 24/06/2011

Holiday Break or continuing students ( 2 weeks) 27/06/2011 08/07/2011


Wk2 18/07/2011

Wk3 25/07/2011

Wk4 01/08/2011

Wk5 08/08/2011 Finishes 12/08/2011


Wk2 22/08/2011

Wk3 29/08/2011

Wk4 05/09/2011

Wk5 12/09/20111 Finishes 16/09/2011

Holiday Break or continuing students ( 2 weeks) 19/09/2011 30/09/2011


Wk2 10/10/2011

Wk3 17/10/2011

Wk4 24/10/2011

Wk5 31/10/2011 02/11/2011 Public Holiday Melbourne CupFinishes 04/11/2011


Wk2 14/11/2011

Wk3 21/11/2011

Wk4 28/11/2011

Wk5 05/12/2011 Finishes 9/12/2011

Intake 9 08/12/2011Includes 2-day compulsory assessment or placementChristmas Holiday period 18/12/2011 02/01/2012 Recommences 03/01/2012Finishes 27/01/2012


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AIRCRAFTMAINTENANCE

Aviation Industry Training Centre

Through its Aviation Industry TrainingCentre (AITC), Kangan Institute is thelargest provider o aviation related trainingin Australia.

The AITC is a ully integrated aviationmaintenance educational acility eaturingclassrooms, workshops, training aids andan aircrat hangar with suitable aircrat orpractical training.

Students studying aviation courses with usundertake training on our ully operationalBoeing 737 and our light aircrat, ensuringthe learning process is practical, hands-onand engaging.

Our trainers are highly skilled proessionalswho have solid backgrounds in theaviation industry.

Weve developed strong relationshipswith industry leaders including Qantas,Luthansa Technical Training, BAE Systemsand Forsta Aviation, providing bettercareer opportunities or our students.

Located at our Broadmeadows campusand at Melbourne Airport, the AITC hashelped develop the skills o many o

Victorias 22,000 aviation sector workers.

Boeing has predicted that 28,600 newairliners will be built over the next 20years. O these, 8,350 airliners will berequired or the Asia Pacic Region, whichequates to just over one new airliner a day.With a ocus on developing our coursesand creating leading-edge acilities orour students, the AITC is well placed tocontribute much-needed skills or theseaviation needs.

Diploma o Aircrat MaintenanceEngineering (Avionics) (TB2)062961D

Diploma o Aircrat MaintenanceEngineering (Mechanical) (TB1)060642B


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One o the best things aboutstudying at Kangan Institute is thepractical skills we are developing

As part o my course I have the unique opportunityto assist with the servicing o the Institutes Boeing737, which gives me an advantage over students atother training organisations.

We also get a lot o support rom the teachers whoare very knowledgeable and make sure that wehave as much practical, real-world experience aspossible.

My course at Kangan Institute has helped medecide on a uture career. I always dreamed obeing a pilot rom a very young age, but havingdone the course, now I really want to work as anaircrat tester.

I would say that Kangan Institute is a very goodplace to study or people who want to nd a job atthe end.

Madushanka Mendis

Sri Lanka

We currently have a skillsshortage within our industry, soour partnership with KanganInstitute is an integral element oLTQs growth and uture success.Employment is gained throughormal qualifcations, making a

skilled workorce vital in all areas oaviation maintenance and servicing.

Since we started working with the Institute in 2005,we have developed a very close relationship withthe teaching sta their ability to respond to ourrequirements has resulted in some great benets orour company.

With a very practical and hands-on approach toteaching coupled with the Institutes availablehardware (aeroplanes), we see our trainingpartnership as a vital stepping stone that gives us anedge in this exciting and challenging industry.

Graham BlackTraining leader, Luthansa Training Qantas (LTQ)


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AIRCRAFTMAINTENANCE

Duration

2 years

Admission Requirements

You are eligible i:

youhavesuccessfullycompletedtheAustralian year 12, including passes inmathematics and physics, or equivalentin your country

youhaveachievedaminimumofeither:

- IELTS 6.0 (academic) (no band scoreless than 5.5) or

- TOEFL paper based 550 (minimumTWE 4.0) or

- TOEFL computer based 213(minimum TWE 4.0) or

- TOEFL internet based 79 (minimum19 in all sections).

Course Fees (AUD$)

$18,750 per year

Intake

February and July

Campus

Broadmeadows and Melbourne Airport

Books, CASA Examinations* andEquipment (AUD$)

Included in the tuition ee.

Please note the initial CASA approvedexaminations are included howeverstudents will be charged examination resitso $145 per subject.

Employment Prospects

On completion o this qualicationgraduates may:

applyforpositionsintheeldcommercial aircrat maintenanceengineering as an avionics technician.These tasks include maintaining,inspecting and diagnosing aultso electrical, electronic, instrumentand radio systems, components andaccessories on aircrat. These includegenerator and power distributionsystems, protection systems, autopilotand integrated fight systems,environmental control systems, andradar and communication systems.

Course StructureThe Aviation Industry Training Centre(AITC) oers state-o-the-art trainingacilities to deliver programs to suit theneeds o individuals and industry.

In a typical week students will attendclasses approximately ve days per week,approximately 35 hours o scheduledclasses, with approximately 60 percentpractical and 40 percent theory classes.Classes will be scheduled between 8amand 4.30pm, Monday to Friday.

The pass mark in all examinations is 75

percent and a minimum o 80 percentattendance is required to sit nal moduleexaminations.

The teaching methods used in thediploma include classroom-basedinstruction and supervised practicalworkshop practice in our aircrat hangar.The assessment methods include theoryexams, assignments, projects and practicalskills assessments.

NOTE: Kangan Institute is not responsibleor acilitating the application oracquisition o the B2 Licence orrequirements. The experience and

requirements will only be obtained oncegainully employed.

Students will gain approximately 200hours o simulated work experience onthe AITC Boeing 737 and will be assistedwith gaining urther industry experience.Further industry placement is notguaranteed.

Graduates must have completed aprescribed period o aircrat maintenanceexperience beore applying or a categoryB2 licence. This experience is to berelevant to the licence category requiredand to the maintenance experience o

operating aircrat. This experience shouldinclude maintenance on aircrat structure,powerplant, mechanical and electricalsystems and replacement o avionic LRUs(line replaceable unit) requiring simpletests to prove their serviceability.

UNITS

Student induction

Aviation English

Eective leadership in maintenance

Mathematics

Physics

Electronic undamentals

Digital techniques/electronic instruments

Materials and hardware

Maintenance practices

Basic aerodynamics

Human actors

Aviation legislation (CASA)

Aeroplane aerodynamics structures and avionicsystems

Propulsion

NOTE: In order to undertake the workshopplacement and assessment students mustbe assessed as work ready. Workshop-based assessment is an essentialrequirement or this qualifcation.

Diploma o Aircrat MaintenanceEngineering (Avionics) (TB2) 062961D

Employment

Avionics Aircrat Maintenance Engineer in commercialaircrat maintenance engineering


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You are eligible i:

youhavesuccessfullycompletedtheAustralian year 12, including passes inmathematics and physics, or equivalentin your country






Course Fees (AUD$)

$18,750 per year

Intake

February and July

Campus

Broadmeadows and Melbourne Airport

Books, CASA Examinations* andEquipment (AUD$)

Included in the tuition ee.

*Please note the initial CASA approvedexaminations are included howeverstudents will be charged examination resitso $145 per subject.

Employment Prospects

On completion o the diploma, graduatesmay:

applyforpositionsintheeldofcommercial aircrat maintenanceengineering mechanical. Amechanical aircrat maintenancetechnician maintains, inspects andundertakes ault diagnosis o airrameand engine systems, and componentsand accessories on aircrat. Theseinclude landing gears, wheels andbrakes, pressurisation, pneumatic andhydraulic systems, fight control systems,environmental control systems, redetection and prevention systems,undercarriage, and ice and rain

protection systems.

Course Structure

In a typical week students will attendclasses approximately ve days per week,approximately 35 hours o scheduledclasses, with approximately 60 percentpractical and 40 percent theory classes.Classes will be scheduled between 8amand 4.30pm, Monday to Friday.

The pass mark in all examinations is 75percent and a minimum o 80 percentattendance is required to sit nal moduleexaminations.

The teaching methods used in thediploma include classroom-basedinstruction and supervised practicalworkshop practice in our aircrat hangar.The assessment methods include theoryexams, assignments, projects and practicalskills assessments.

NOTE: Kangan Institute is not responsibleor acilitating the application oracquisition o the B1 Licence orrequirements. The experience andrequirements will only be obtained oncegainully employed.

Students will gain approximately 200hours o simulated work experience onthe AITC Boeing 737 and will be assistedwith gaining urther industry experience.The urther industry placement is notguaranteed.

The graduates must have completed aprescribed period o aircrat maintenanceexperience beore applying or a categoryB1 licence. This experience is to berelevant to the licence category requiredand to the maintenance experience o

operating aircrat. This experience shouldinclude maintenance on aircrat structure,powerplant, mechanical and electricalsystems and replacement o avionic LRUs(line replaceable unit) requiring simpletests to prove their serviceability.

UNITS

Student induction

Introduction to English

Eective leadership in maintenance

Mathematics

Physics

Electrical undamentals

Electronic undamentals

Digital techniques/electronic instruments

Materials and hardware

Maintenance practices

Basic aerodynamics

Human actors

Aviation legislation (CASA)

Aeroplane aerodynamics structures and systems

Gas turbine engine

Propeller systems

NOTE: In order to undertake the workshopplacement and assessment students mustbe assessed as work ready. Workshop-based assessment is an essentialrequirement or this qualifcation.

Diploma o Aircrat MaintenanceEngineering (Mechanical) (TB1) 060642B

Employment

Mechanical Aircrat Maintenance Engineer in commercialaircrat maintenance engineering


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Diploma o AutomotiveTechnology 055282G(Electrical Stream)

Diploma o AutomotiveTechnology 055282G(Heavy Vehicle Stream)

Diploma o AutomotiveTechnology 055282G(Light Vehicle Stream)

Diploma o AutomotiveTechnology 055282G(Panel Beating Stream)

Diploma o AutomotiveTechnology 055282G(Vehicle Refnisher Stream)

Diploma in Motorsport055282G

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AUTOMOTIVE

Automotive training at Kangan Institute

Victoria is the centre o the automotiveindustry in Australia, with the countrysthree top manuacturers and more than56,000 jobs.

Kangan Institute proudly supports theindustry through quality automotivetraining, state-o-the-art acilities andteaching sta who are passionate aboutseeing their students excel.

This approach sees the Institute deliver60 percent o Melbournes market share

o state training, making us the largestautomotive training provider in Australia.

Our industry links make us the strongest inthe automotive training market. We haveestablished networks or apprenticeships,support systems and a antastic reputationor employment outcomes.

Kangan Institute is the only Victoriantraining organisation oering six streamso automotive training, each withexcellent pathways to urther study.We were the rst TAFE to introduce anindustry-approved two-year Diploma oAutomotive Technology or internationalstudents, making us your numberone choice or automotive training withan edge.

Automotive Centre of Excellence

International students who enrol withus in 2011 will be among the frst tostudy at Kangan Institutes leading-edgeAutomotive Centre o Excellence (ACE)when stage two is completed in mid-2011.

Set in the heart o Melbourne at theDocklands, the ACE will oer internationalstudents access to a best-practice trainingacility, with state-o-the-art machinery andindustry-simulated work spaces.

Join us as we enter a new era o

automotive training in Australia.


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As fxed operations managero Essendon Volkswagen, Ihave been working closely withKangan Institute or the lastour years on their internationalstudent program.

Essendon Volkswagen has gone on to employeesix o seven students that have been with us ortraining. Without doubt this has been a hugepart o our success in the last our years.

I believe we all recognise the shortage ocommitted people to the automotive trade; I basethis on having an advertisement or a technicianor the last month with no success. Yet KanganInstitute and Frank, one o the trainers, seemto have the right people with the key skills andattitude to join a proud yet much underrated trade.

I can only hope that this program continues asit is bringing depth o ability to a very underresourced trade.

Colin WalmsleyFixed Operations manager Essendon

Volkswagen

I completed a diploma oautomotive technology atRichmond Campus. I it wasnot or the continued help andsupport rom a select ew teacherswithin the automotive area I wouldnot be here in this country today.

My trainer Frank Paciocco secured my workplacement at Essendon Volkswagen where Icontinue to be employed. I have been ast tracked

into their management team and currently help torun their pre- delivery department, which I love. Iit wasnt or dedicated teachers who go the extramile to help us international students, I imaginethat most o us would head back to our owncountries once we nish our schooling.

He was not only a teacher, but a mentor and now Iam proud to call him my riend. My ellow studentsand I always elt a part o the Richmond amily andFrank was the leader in making us eel welcomeand not just a number.

I am very proud to belong to the Kangan amily andwould happily recommend the program to anybodywho is interested in the automotive industry.

Karen-Ann McGrathStudent, Diploma o Automotive Technology


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AUTOMOTIVE

Diploma o Automotive Technology055282G (Electrical Stream)

Study Employment

AdvancedDiplomaofEngineering

DiplomaofBusinessManagement(068222B) at KanganInstitute

AutomotiveElectrician

UNITS

Remove and replace electrical/electronic units/assemblies

Apply sae working practices

Test, service and charge batteries

Carry out repairs to single electrical circuits

Install, test and repair low voltagewiring/lighting systems

Install, test and repair electrical security systems/components

Install ancillary electrical components

Manuacture and repair wiring harness looms

Carry out soldering o electrical wiringharness/looms

Inspect and service emission control systems

Use and maintain measuring equipment

Use and maintain workplace tools and equipment

Implement and monitor environmental regulations inthe automotive mechanical industry

Conduct inormation sessions

Maintain quality systems

Build customer relations

Repair ignition systems

Service and repair electronically-controlledsteering systems

Service and repair electronically-controlledsuspension systems

Repair electronic systems

Service and repair electronic spark ignition enginemanagement systems

Service and repair electronic drivemanagement systems

Service and repair electronic bodymanagement systems

Service and repair electronically controlled anti lockbraking systems

Service and repair electronically controlled tractioncontrol systems

Service and repair electronically controlled operatedstability control

Repair electrical systems

Repair instruments and warning systems

Overhaul charging system alternators

Repair charging systems

Overhaul starting motors

Career Opportunities

On completion o the Diploma inAutomotive Technology (Electrical Stream),graduates may seek:

recognitionasanautomotiveelectrician

applyforpositionsasaskilledtradesperson in the automotive trade

applyforpositionsofresponsibilityinworkshop supervision.

Study Pathways

On completion o the diploma graduatesmay continue study into:

AdvancedDiplomaEngineering

DiplomainBusinessManagement(068222B) at Kangan Institute.

Course Structure

The diploma consists o 50 units o coursework, coursework practical placement andassessment. In a typical week students areaccountable or 40 hours o supervisedtraining through course work andcoursework practical placement.

The teaching methods used includeclassroom-based teaching and supervisedpracticum within a workshop and

service centre. The assessment methodsinclude written assignments andexaminations, oral assessments includingindividual presentations and practicaldemonstrations within a workshopenvironment. Employability skills will becontinually monitored and assessed in theworkplace.

Classes may be scheduled at anytimebetween the hours o 8:30am and 8.00pmrom Monday to Saturday. Students arerequired to attend all scheduled classes.

Duration

2 years


You are eligible i:

youhavesuccessfullycompletedtheAustralian year 12 or equivalent in yourcountry


- IELTS 5.5 (academic)(no band score less than 5.0) or

- TOEFL paper based 530(minimum TWE 3.5) or


- TOEFL internet based 71(minimum 17 in all sections).

NOTE: Oers are restricted to applicantswith relevant studies or experience.

Course Fee (AUD$)

$13,200 per year

Intake

July

Campus

Richmond and Docklands

Books and Equipment

Included in the materials ee.

Materials Fee (AUD$) (compulsory)$1,900 per year


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UNITS


Implement and monitor environmental regulations inthe automotive mechanical industry



Remove and install engine assemblies

Repair cooling systems

Carry out wheel alignment operations


Carry out servicing operations

Inspect and service engines


Service diesel uel injection systems

Repair transmissions (manual)

Carry out vehicle saety/roadworthy inspections

Repair diesel uel systems

Repair and replace emission control systems

Inspect, service and or repair clutch assemblies and

associated operating system components

Repair hydraulic braking systems

Repair air braking systems

Repair nal drive assemblies

Repair nal drive (driveline)



Carry out diagnosis o complex system aults

Plan manage compliance with environmentalregulations in the mechanical repair industry

Repair engines and associated engine components

Repair transmissions (automatic)

Service and repair electronically controlled anti-lockbraking systems

Repair steering systems

Repair suspension systems

Inspect and repair engine orced induction systems

Service and repair electronic compression ignitionengine management systems

Develop and document specications andprocedures

Analyse and evaluate heavy vehicle braking system

aults

Analyse and evaluate electrical and electronic aultsin braking systems

Analyse and evaluate electrical and electronic aultsin engine management systems

Analyse and evaluate heavy vehicle transmissionsystem aults

Manage quality customer service

Analyse and evaluate heavy vehicle steering andsuspension system aults

Analyse and evaluate heavy vehicle engine and uelsystem aults

Prepare technical reports

Manage personal work priorities and proessionaldevelopment

Overhaul air braking systems/components

Overhaul engines and associated enginecomponents

Inspect and service transmissions (manual)


AUTOMOTIVE

Diploma o Automotive Technology055282G (Light Vehicle Stream)

Study Employment



MotorMechanic

Overhaul charging system alternators

Inspect and service cooling systems


Inspect and service suspension systems

Inspect and service steering systems

Use and maintain measuring instruments

Carry out diagnostic procedures

Inspect vehicle systems and determine preerredrepair action

Overhaul starting motors

Overhaul transmissions (manual)

Overhaul steering system components

Note: In order to undertake thecoursework practical placement andassessment students must be assessed aswork ready. The work-based componentsare essential or satisying the assessmentrequirements or the qualifcation

Duration

2 years


You are eligible i:

youhavesuccessfullycompletedtheAustralian year 12 or equivalent in yourcountry






NOTE: Oers are restricted to applicantswith relevant studies or experience.

Course Fee (AUD$)$13,200 per year

Intake

February, April, July and September

Campus

Richmond and Docklands

Books and Equipment

Included in the materials ee.

Materials Fee (AUD$) (compulsory)

$1,900 per year


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Career Opportunities

On completion o the Diploma inAutomotive Technology (Light VehicleStream), graduates may seek:

recognitionasamotormechanic

applyforpositionsasaskilledtradesperson in the automotive trade

applyforpositionsofresponsibilityinworkshop supervision.

Study Pathways

On completion o the diploma graduatesmay continue study into:


DiplomainBusinessManagement(068222B) at Kangan Institute.

Course Structure

In a typical week students are accountableor 40 hours o supervised training throughcourse work and coursework practicalplacement. Classes may be scheduled atanytime between the hours o 8:30am and8pm rom Monday to Saturday. Students

are required to attend all scheduledclasses.

The Diploma consists o 50 units under theollowing areas o study and courseworkpractical placement and assessment.

The teaching methods used in theDiploma include classroom-basedteaching and supervised practicumwithin a workshop and servicecentre. The assessment methodsinclude written assignments andexaminations, oral assessments includingindividual presentations and practicaldemonstrations within a workshop

environment. Employability skills will becontinually monitored and assessed in theworkplace.

UNITS





Repair electrical systems

Repair ignition systems

Repair electronic systems

Service and repair electronic spark ignition enginemanagement systems

Service and repair electronic drive managementsystems

Service and repair electronic body managementsystems Inspect and service engines

Inspect and service engines

Inspect and service cooling systems

Repair cooling systems

Service petrol uel systems


Inspect and service steering systems

Repair steering systems

Inspect and service suspension systems



Implement and monitor environmental regulations inthe automotive industry

Repair engines and associated engine components

Repair petrol uel systems

Repair and replace emission control systems

Repair transmissions (manual)

Repair transmissions (automatic)

Inspect service or repair clutches

Repair nal drive assemblies

Carry out diagnostic procedures

Inspect vehicle systems and determine preerredrepair actions

Service transmissions (automatic)

Carry out servicing operations

Repair hydraulic braking systems

Repair nal drives (drivelines)

Repair suspension systemsCarry out saety / roadworthy inspections



Service and repair electronically controlled operatedstability control

Service and repair electronically controlled tractioncontrol systems

Service and repair electronically controlledsuspension systems

Service and repair electronically controlled anti lockbraking systems

Carry out diagnosis o complex system aults

Plan and manage compliance with environmentalregulations in the mechanical industry

Overhaul engine and associated engine components

Overhaul petrol uel system components

Overhaul steering system components

Overhaul braking system components

Analyse and evaluate light vehicle braking systemaults

Analyse and evaluate light vehicle driveline systemaults

Analyse and evaluate light vehicle engine and uel

system aults

Analyse and evaluate electrical and electronic aultsin engine management systems

Analyse and evaluate light vehicle steering andsuspension system aults

Prepare technical reports

Develop and document specications andprocedures

Manage personal work priorities and proessionaldevelopment

Manage quality customer service

Analyse and evaluate electrical and electronic aults

in stability/steering suspension systems

Note: In order to undertake thecoursework practical placement andassessment students must be assessed aswork ready. The work-based componentsare essential or satisying the assessmentrequirements or the qualifcation.


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Diploma o Automotive Technology055282G (Panel Beating Stream)

Study Employment



PanelBeater

Duration

2 years


You are eligible i:

youhavesuccessfullycompletedtheAustralian year 12 or equivalents in yourhome country


- IELTS 5.5 (academi

2011 international student guide 2

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