Australian universities are part of a recognized international community of scholarship, with academic staff recruited internationally and more students coming from overseas and across Australia.

Vocational Education and Training (VET) focuses on education and training for work roles.

Mining has long been a cornerstone of the Australian economy. The gold rushes in 1850s were pivotal in the early development of the country.

Australia’s mining industry is a pillar of the Australian economy, with the country being one of the world’s largest exporters of coal, iron ore, bauxite, alumina, and many other resources.

Taken together, construction and mining make up Australia’s largest industry cluster, and they play a key role in the country’s future wealth and prosperity.

Construction and mining play an important part in the Australian economy, with businesses of all sizes operating throughout the country, including some in the most remote outposts.

The technology industry is a key part of the Australian economy. Highly skilled technicians secure networks, design websites, install broadband services etc.

Australia’s technology industry covers a diverse group of technical occupations in specialized areas such as information technology and telecommunications technology.

A number of skilled occupations are currently in shortage in the health and community services industry. These jobs are in demand across Australia, so there’s a good chance of ongoing employment when you complete your training.

Health and community services are Australia’s second-largest employing industry – and growing.