Insights

Learn how General English and ELICOS at AIA work, who the course suits and what international students should check before applying.

A practical guide to student accommodation options in Melbourne, including what international students should consider before arrival.

AIA offers practical construction and trade training pathways across carpentry, plastering, wall and floor tiling, cabinet making, painting, bricklaying, and building and construction qualifications.

Student support at AIA starts before enrolment and continues throughout the student journey, including learning support, welfare guidance, accommodation information and progress support.

Melbourne offers international students a practical mix of study, transport, culture and support services. This guide outlines what students should consider before choosing Melbourne as their study destination.

Disability support can be meaningful work for people who want to support others in community and care settings. Students should review course requirements, placement expectations and role suitability before applying.

AIA students may be able to explore higher education pathways through articulation arrangements, subject to eligibility, course rules and provider requirements.

This article summarises English language requirement changes announced in 2024. Students should always check the current Department of Home Affairs information before applying.

Students completing eligible qualifications may be able to explore higher education pathways, subject to provider entry requirements, credit assessment and current course rules.

AIA continues to improve its digital information so students and agents can access course details, support information and key resources more easily.

AIA’s website is being refined to make course information, student support pages and key forms easier to find and use.