Overseas

Deposit and Administration Fee
(*Overseas Student Fee)
A deposit and administration fee of $1,500.00 is payable on Certificate II courses and $2000.00 on Certificate III, Certificate IV and Diploma courses. The deposit and administration fee is non-refundable after the commencement of the course, prior to the commencement date the student gives two weeks prior written notice of withdrawal from the course. This deposit and administration fee will be required following an interview and acceptance into a course.

Course Fees
Student uniforms are worn to ensure consistency in the image of the school and are compulsory at the Queensland School of Beauty Therapy. Students are obligated to purchase two (2) dresses and one (1) jacket to be worn throughout the duration of your course.
Course fees will remain the same for the duration of the individual course that the student is completing.
Course Fee* Overseas student Fee Total Tuition Cost

SIB20110 Certificate II in Retail Make-Up and Skin Care
Course Fee: $3,500.00
Overseas Fee: $1,500.00
Total Tuition: $5,000.00

SIB20210 Certificate II in Nail Technology
Course Fee: $3,100.00
Overseas Fee: $1,500.00
Total Tuition: $4,600.00

SHB30110 Certificate III in Beauty Services (Option 1)
Course Fee: $4,700.00
Overseas Fee: $2,000.00
Total Tuition: $6,700.00

SHB30110 Certificate III in Beauty Services (Option 2)
Course Fee: $5,100.00
Overseas Fee: $2,000.00
Total Tuition: $7,100.00

SHB30110 Certificate III in Beauty Services (Option 3)
Course Fee: $6,300.00
Overseas Fee: $2,000.00
Total Tuition: $8,300.00

SHB40110 Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy
Course Fee: $10,300.00
Overseas Fee: $2,000.00
Total Tuition: $12,300.00

SHB50110 Diploma of Beauty Therapy
Course Fee: $12,300.00
Overseas Fee: $2,000.00
Total Tuition: $14,300.00

Course Duration
Please note: For further information on our courses please refer to the 'Internal Courses' tab on our website or for a full course prospectus please contact us on +61 7 3371 2055 or via email on info@qsb.com.au.

Overseas Student Health Cover
As an overseas student studying in Australia, you are required to obtain an approved Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) policy for yourself and any family members travelling with you. In order to be accepted into the course, you must provide evidence of student health cover for the duration of your student visa (including the duration of the course). For more information regarding obtaining OSHC you should contact a health cover provider such as Medibank Private via http://www.medibank.com.au or contact +61 3 8622 5780.

Additional Costs
Student uniforms are worn to ensure consistency in the image of the school and are compulsory at the Queensland School of Beauty Therapy. Students are obligated to purchase two (2) dresses and one (1) jacket to be worn throughout the duration of your course.
Dress (GST inclusive) $140.00 each
3/4 Sleeve Jacket (GST inclusive) $140.00 each
For custom made uniforms, other than standard sizes, a surcharge will apply. Please contact the school for further information.

Enrolment
Overseas students must maintain a full time study program, equivalent to 20 contact hours per week. Students are expected to attend all classes and undertake all assessments and observations.

Living in Brisbane
Brisbane has a population of 1.6 million people and is Australia's third largest city after Sydney and Melbourne. Brisbane is the capital of Queensland, which is also know as the 'Sunshine State'. Brisbane is famous for great weather, lifestyle, alfresco eateries, open parklands and being in the centre of a region world famous for its beaches, rivers, rainforests and mountains.
Brisbane has a culturally diverse population with over 26% of the population born overseas. The city is within an hour's drive of the world famous Gold and Sunshine Coasts, and the sub-tropical climate ensures for fantastic summers spent by the beach. The Queensland School of Beauty Therapy is located only 5 minutes from Brisbane city and is within a 1 minute walk from train and bus stations.

Climate
Brisbane has a hot, humid climate. Although the maximum average temperature is 30 degrees celsius, the summer months have some extremely hot days. Hats, cool clothing and open toe shoes are perfect summer wear. The winter months are mild and very pleasant, most days during winter are sunny with an average temperature of 15 degrees celsius. Light jackets and scarves are great during the winter months.

The Cost of Living
As an overseas student, you must consider the financial costs of living in Australia for the duration of your study. You will require money for accommodation, course tuition fees and essential living expenses such as food, transport and household bills.
As an estimate cost, students should allow $12,000 - $18,000AUD per year for essential living expenses (estimate does not include course fees, health insurance or return airfares).

Accomodation
Homestay
Homestay will arrange 'live in' accommodation for you before you arrive in Australia. As an overseas student you will share the home with an Australian family, who will provide you with daily meals. Cost ranges from $100 - $200AUD per week. Contact Homestay on +61 (0)7 3355 2525 or www.homestaybrisbane.com

Share Accommodation
Local newspapers and student noticeboards advertise for a person/people to share a house or unit.

Rental Accommodation
Local Real Estate agents and Newspapers will advertise for people to occupy homes by signing a lease. A security bond and one month rent in advance is often required, the premises may or may not be furnished.

Currency
Australian currency is made up of coins and plastic notes with images that reflect Australia's history and natural environment. The dollar sign ($) is the basic unit (100cents = One Dollar) The currency consists of coins 5, 10, 20,cents and 1 and 2 dollar, and notes 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 dollars.

VISA Applications
It is an Australian Government requirement that overseas students are required to have Visa Length Cover. For current visa information contact the Australian Government on 131 881 or visit www.immi.gov.au.

How to Apply
1. Fill out an application form
2. Read and sign Refund Policy Agreement, attach to application form
3. Attach certified copies of all academic qualifications, including English test results (attach certified translations if not in English)
4. Attach a copy of your passport identification papers
5. Send your application to the Queensland School of Beauty Therapy
6. Participate in an interview (in person or by telephone) with the Principal or Manager
To enrol please download and complete the PDF's below:
The Queensland School of Beauty Enrolment Form
Overseas Student Refund Policy Agreement
Academic and English Language Requirements for International Students

On IELTS (Academic Module) with no individual
score less than 5.0
Foundation Course (CN0023A) - 5.0 on IELTS (Academic Module) with no individual score less than 4.0
or
TOEFL : 530 (paper based test) 197 (computer based score)
Foundation Course (CN0023A) - TOEFL: 515 (paper based test) 185 (computer based test)
or
*ISLPR (4 skills-reading, writing, listening, speaking) with no individual score less than 3
Foundation Course (CN0023A) - ISPLR two skills with a minimum score of 2, other two skills with a minimum score of 2+
or
TAFE Queensland Certificate IV in English
or
First Cambridge Certificate of English, A or B grade
or
Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English
or
Successful completion of an acceptable formal course (not ELICOS) where the medium of instruction is English
or
'Sound Achievement', or equivalent, Year 12 English in an Australian School
(English Language assessment levels vary according to the country of nationality and the course enrolled to study. The Australian government authorities define the different levels and further English proficiency evidence may be required).

Teaching Methods
The course is delivered using a combination of theoretical and practical activities for each unit of competency. Methods of delivery include a combination of class-room role-plays, theory lessons, and research activities as well as a simulated salon environment where students will gain valuable work experience within the industry.
Competency-based training places emphasis on the skills and knowledge a student has rather than how they attained the skills and knowledge. Competence is the ability to perform tasks and duties to the standard expected in employment. The course requirements are defined by the National Training Package Qualifications which are comprised of units of competency at a specific Australian Qualification Framework level (eg. Certificate II, III, IV, Diploma).

Assessment
Trainers/assessors conduct both the practical and theory components of the course and assess students against the required performance criteria for each unit of competency. Students receive continual feedback and partake in numerous practice lessons before a qualified Assessor will perform the final assessment.
At the completion of a course you will be awarded a Certificate or Diploma and a transcript of the units of competency completed. Students are expected to attend all classes and undertake all assessments during the course. Overseas students must maintain full time study requirements, equivalent to 20 contact hours per week. The Queensland School of Beauty Therapy maintains records of each student’s academic performance and attendance. The student’s academic progress is closely monitored by the Queensland School of Beauty Therapy for the duration of the course and reviewed on a regular basis.
Competency-based assessment is designed to ensure that each student has achieved all elements of the units to a competency standard. Assessment is based on gathering sufficient evidence which is valid, reliable and fair, to make a judgment against the required performance criteria.

Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Framework
The National Code 2007 is established under the the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 (the ESOS Act). The National Code 2007 provides nationally consistent standards for the conduct of registered providers and the registration of their courses.

The objectives of the National Code are to support the ESOS framework; establish and safeguard Australia's international reputation as a provider of high quality education and training by ensuring that education and training for overseas students meets nationally consistent standards and ensuring the integrity of registered providers; protect the interests of overseas students by ensuring the appropriate consumer protection mechanisms exist, ensuring that student welfare and support services for overseas students meet nationally consistent standards and providing nationally consistent standards for dealing with student complaints and appeals; support registered providers in monitoring student compliance with student visa conditions and in reporting any student breaches to the Australian Government.

Education Agents
Please find below details of our current Education Agents:

Hello Australia
73 Mary St
BRISBANE QLD 4000
Contact Name: Jose De Andrade

La La La Australia Pty Ltd
Level 2, 309 Pitt St
SYDNEY NSW 2000
AUSTRALIA
Legal Name: LaLaLa Australia Pty ltd
Contact Name: Ichi (Tadahito Kokubo)

Union Institute of Language
Level 2
World Knowledge Centre, Education City
Sinathamby Blvd
SPRINGFIELD CENTRAL QLD 4300
Contact Name: Anne McDougall

Yareiy International Pty Ltd
Room 3, 7F, No. 63, Zongzheng N. Rd, Sanchong City
Taipei County, TAIWAN R.O.C.
Contact Name: Alex Lin

ISC Australia
The Chifley at Lennons
Ground Level
76 Queens Street
Brisbane QLD 4000
Contact Name: Kazumi Muller

Link International Student Service Centre
Level 4 / 239 George Street
BRISBANE QLD 4000
Contact Name: Chris Dong-Wook

Iae Edu Net Brisbane
Level 2 / 69 Adelaide Street
BRISBANE QLD 4000
Contact Name: Yuriana Jung

UniStar Education Ltd,. Co
159B Nguyen Van Thu,
w.Da Kao, District 1
Ho Chi Minh City
VIET NAM 0084
Contact Name: Angela Tran

Carre Migration Australia
154 Varsity Parade
VARSITY LAKES QLD 4227
Contact Name: Karyn Thomas