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I would like to welcome you to Carrick Higher Education. Here at Carrick, we want to help you achieve your greatest goals with our innovative degree programs. Our degrees combine industry experience with the knowledge and practical training required to develop advanced business and management skills to take you where you want to go. For over twenty years, Carrick has offered certificate and diploma training to more than 30,000 graduates across Australia. An overwhelming demand for Carrick degree courses has since resulted in the development of two Carrick degrees: the Bachelor of Accounting* and the Bachelor of Business (Hospitality and Tourism Management). The Bachelor of Accounting and the Bachelor of Business (Hospitality and Tourism Management) is ideal for individuals wanting to pursue professional careers where specialist knowledge is required. You cannot look past Carrick Higher Education are provide Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most valuable and careerfocused courses available. Both degrees provide opportunities for employment and career development across a broad range of organisations and industry sectors. Students also have the opportunity to complete their degree in six trimesters over a two year period, meaning you will be degree qualified and job ready ahead of your peers. Carrick has campuses across four states including Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland. You have more choice with Carrick as to where you want to study; from the cafĂŠ culture of Melbourne, the sun and surf of Adelaide and Sydney or the tropical climate of Brisbane. All of our campuses are in the heart of the city so you can explore these wonderful cities while you study. I wish you every success in your studies and in furthering your career, and hope to see you at a Carrick campus in the near future. Catherine Carrick Founder and Managing Director *Successful completion of the Bachelor of Accounting entitles graduates to apply for associate membership of CPA Australia and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia.

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All programs are designed in conjunction with industry

At Carrick Higher Education our degree programs are designed in consultation with industry. This means we are providing graduates with the skills specifically required for the industry and means they have a greater capacity to achieve employment. It is important to us that our programs are formed with clear career paths in mind as we assist students to achieve their goals.

Three key intakes each year

Carrick offers students the option of multiple intakes throughout the year (March, July and November), providing you with more flexibility to commence your studies. Some institutions will make you wait for over half a year to start a course, but here at Carrick we commence our degree programs every four months. If you are an international student you can utilise this time to perfect your English language knowledge at Carrick English Language prior to starting your degree.

Choose one of our four locations

Carrick offers study options at a number of popular Australian locations including Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney. You can select to study at one location or transfer between locations so you can study and see the sights at the same time.

Fast-track your degree from start to finish

Carrick Higher Education programs offer a unique trimester year, which allows you to fast-track your studies. Instead of completing two semesters each year (like most universities) you will complete three trimesters. The course that you study is still a high quality course, but means you have slightly less holidays in between – this is because we know you want to complete your studies quickly. The fast-track method means you complete a 3 year degree in only 2 years.

We have over 22 years’ experience in education

Carrick has had a long history in providing educational opportunities to over 30,000 students from around the world. We aim to continue this history by providing quality educational programs across English Language, Vocational and Higher Education.

English and Vocational Pathways

Carrick is a significant education provider in Australia and has a number of other areas of specialisation. These include providing students with access to English Language training and Vocational education. Students that do not meet direct entry requirements into the Bachelor programs can start with Carrick by studying English (to improve their English Language skills) or Vocational education. There are a number of pathways from our Vocational programs that allow students to progress on to Bachelor programs with credit – meaning you can complete your degree even faster.

All our qualifications are highly recognised

Carrick maintains accreditation and industry recognition from many bodies within the English, Vocational and Higher Education sectors and industry, including: • Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority (VRQA) • Department of Education, Training and the Arts (DETA) • Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology (DFEEST) • Vocational Education and Training Accreditation Board (VETAB) • National ELT Accreditation Scheme (NEAS) • Galileo Computer Reservations System • Australian Council for Private Education and Training (ACPET) • Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) • English Australia

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Access our Job Placement and Training Service

Carrick offers a specialist service in job placement and training, including resume writing, interview techniques and working with Australian companies. This is a free service on top of your Higher Education learning, meaning you get even better value for money.

9. Study International â&#x20AC;&#x201C; we have students from over 8o different countries Carrick has students from a large range of backgrounds and cultures, making us a truly international Higher Education provider. You will study with students from Brazil to India, South Korea to Italy.

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We have some of the best lecturers

Students within Carrick Higher Education programs can be reassured that they are studying with some of the best lecturers in the industry. All our teaching staff are highly qualified, but also have a strong industry base as well. This means they do not teach from a book, but they teach their based on real life experiences.

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Bachelor of Accounting The Bachelor of Accounting has been designed to produce employment ready graduates to work in the modern world using modern practices. The accountant of today must be equipped to become a comprehensive business advisor across all areas of the business and not just a “number cruncher”. Successful completion of the Bachelor of Accounting entitles graduates to apply for associate membership of CPA Australia and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia. Start date

March, July and November

Duration

Six Trimesters (CRICOS Duration 104 weeks)

Books and materials

AUD$100 – AUD$500

Locations

Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney

Course – Year 1

Course – year 2

Trimester 1 BUS101

Trimester 4 BUS102

Business Introduction to Communication Marketing

BUS103

CCS102

ACC204

ACC301

ACC302

CCS301

Accounting for Decision Makers

Introduction to Management

Corporate Accounting

Ethics

Taxation

Entrepreneurship

Trimester 2

Trimester 5

BUS202

BUS203

BUS204

CCS101

ACC201

ACC206

ACC207

ACC209

Human Resource Management

Business Law and Ethics

Business Economics

Flexible Thinking

Finance

Auditing

Corporations Law

Cost Accounting

BUS301

Trimester 3

Trimester 6

ACC101

ACC202

ACC203

ACC205

ACC303

ACC304

ACC305

Quantitative techniques

Financial Accounting

Information Systems Development

Management Accounting

Forensic Accounting

Accounting Theory

Social and Strategic Environmental Management Accounting

NOTE: Subjects consist of 3 hours face-to-face contact (1.5 hrs tutorial / 1.5 hrs lectures) and 6 hours non-contact study time. Full-time load consists of 4 subjects per trimester (4 subjects per week x 3 hrs contact = 12 hrs contact per week). A total of 72 credit points is required to complete the Carrick Bachelor Degree program, e.g. 1 Subject = 3 credit points; 24 subjects x 3 credit points = 72 credit points. Course structure and duration may vary from state to state. See carrickeducation.edu.au for details.

Entry Requirements

Careers – where do I go from here?

To gain entry into the Bachelor of Accounting students must meet one of the following entry requirements:

Accounting students can gain jobs in many areas, including: Accountants, Auditors, Accounting Clerks, Bank Workers, Bookkeepers, Branch Accountants and Managers (Financial), Credit and Loans Officers, Economists, Corporate Treasurers, Finance Managers, Finance Advisers, Financial Dealers and Brokers, Money Market and Statistical Clerks, Insurance Agents, Loss Assessors and Insurance Investigators and Insurance Clerks.

• Successful completion of Year 12 or equivalent qualification • Certificate IV or equivalent qualification • Mature age entry (aged 21 years or more) for applicants who can demonstrate an ability to undertake the course through interview. In addition, all students must be at least 18 years of age at the time of course commencement. International students whose first language is not English are required to have an IELTS (Academic) score of at least 6.0 per band or equivalent. International students who do not meet the English requirements can undertake an English program, offered at Carrick English Language.

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Credit Transfer The Bachelor of Accounting offers a Credit Transfer process to all applicants upon enrolment. Carrick Higher Education provides information and support to enable applicants to gather reliable evidence to support their claim for credit transfer.

Bachelor of Business

(Hospitality and Tourism Management) The Bachelor of Business (Hospitality and Tourism Management) has been developed based on industry demand for high quality graduates in both hospitality and tourism. This industry is very dynamic and requires graduates to be innovative and responsive to changes, as well as highly skilled within their area. Start date

March, July and November

Duration

Six Trimesters (CRICOS Duration 104 weeks)

Books and materials

AUD$100 – AUD$500

Locations

Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney

Course – Year 1

Course – year 2

Trimester 1 BUS101

Trimester 4 CCS101

Business Flexible Communication Thinking

CCS102

HAT101

BUS204

CCS201

HAT203

Introduction to Management

Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism

Business Economics

Strategic Information Systems

Retail Services Food and Marketing Beverage Management

Trimester 2

HAT205

Trimester 5

BUS102

BUS201

BUS202

HAT102

HAT204

HAT206

HAT301

Introduction to Marketing

Leading and Managing People

Human Resource Management

Customer Service Systems

Attraction and Event Management

Accommodation Management

Industry Based Action Research Project

BUS203

HAT201

HAT202

BUS301

CCS301

HAT302

HAT303

The Hospitality and Tourism Market

Hospitality and Tourism Management

Strategic Management

Entrepreneurship

Business Sustainability

Emerging Issues in Hospitality and Tourism

Trimester 3 BUS103

Trimester 6

Accounting for Business Law Decision Makers and Ethics

NOTE: Subjects consist of 3 hours of face-to-face contact (1.5 hrs tutorials / 1.5 hrs lectures) and 6 hours, non-contact study time. Full-time load consists of 4 subjects per trimester (4 subjects per week x 3 hrs contact = 12 hrs contact per week). HAT301 is the equivalent of two subjects. A total of 72 credit points is required to complete the Carrick Bachelor Degree program, e.g. 1 Subject = 3 credit points; 24 Subjects x 3 credit points = 72 credit points. Course structure and duration may vary from state to state. See carrickeducation.edu.au for details.

Entry Requirements

Careers – where can I go from here?

To gain entry into the Bachelor of Business (Hospitality and Tourism Management) students must meet one of the following entry requirements:

Hospitality students can gain jobs in the following areas: Food and Beverage Managers, Front Office Managers, Catering Managers, Sales Directors, Marketing Directors, Management Consultants and many more.

Tourism students can gain jobs in the following areas: Tour Guide Managers, Tourism Operators, Travel Agents, Travel Consultants, Agency Managers, Cruise Tourism Coordinators, Cruise Tourism Managers and many more.

Credit Transfer The Bachelor of Business (Hospitality and Tourism Management) offers a Credit Transfer process to all applicants upon enrolment. Carrick Higher Education provides information and support to enable applicants to gather reliable evidence to support their claim for credit transfer.

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Campus information

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Academic Pathways

Carrick provides students with flexible learning that allows you to reach your goals. The Academic Pathways offered through Carrick provide you with a range of different starting points, such as completing an English program, studying a Certificate II or III or direct entry to bachelor courses. The table below illustrates some of the common pathways students select in order to achieve their goals.

Direct entry

HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION Year 11*,12 or equivalent

CARRICK ENGLISH LANGUAGE

CARRICK INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION

Courses include: • English for Academic • Purposes (EAP) • English for Vocational • Education (EVE) • IELTS Preparation • General English • First Certificate in English • and English for Nursing

Courses range from Certificate II through to Advanced Diploma. Courses include: • Accounting • Business and Marketing • Community Welfare Work • Hospitality • Commercial Cookery • Patisserie • Events • Hairdressing • Tourism

CARRICK HIGHER EDUCATION

INDUSTRY PLACEMENT Providing job ready graduates

Courses include: • Bachelor of Accounting • Bachelor of Business (Hospitality and Tourism Management) (six trimesters over two years’ full time study)

* Year 11 domestic only. ** Please refer to university pathways on our website.

HIGHER EDUCATION At any other partner university**, within Australia

ESOS Framework Higher Education Institutes that appear on CRICOS (Commonwealth Register of Institutes and Courses for Overseas Students) are governed by the ESOS (Education Services for Overseas Students) Framework. This encompasses the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000, and the National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2007. These laws are in place to protect overseas students, and to uphold high standards of education within private Australian education institutions. For further information please refer to: http://aei.gov.au/AEI/ESOS/EasyGuide_ESOS.html

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OTHER Vocational Institutes

Student

Support services Carrick provides a range of support services to students. The Student Services Department offers personal and friendly assistance to students in many areas, including an orientation program that assists students to settle into Australian life and their studies. Support services include: • • • • • •

Counseling Airport, train and bus pickup Cultural adjustment Student accommodation (including Homestay) Academic support Job placement assistance

Admissions support includes: • • • •

Application and enrolment Credit transfer and recognition of prior learning Career and course advice Articulation into Australian universities

Orientation Prior to course commencement, a compulsory orientation program is held for all students who are enrolled with Carrick. Orientation details can be found on our website www.carrrickeducation.edu.au. The orientation program covers the following topics: • Student life at Carrick • Enrolment agreement • Marking system and academic expectations • Refund policy • Fees and charges policy • Complaints policy • Employment opportunities • International student requirements (if applicable) • Safety and cultural adjustment

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Accommodation

Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney Homestay

Living Costs

Carrick Education is proud to associate with the Australian Homestay Network (AHN) for the provision of homestay services for its students.

Students relocating to Australia should keep in mind the relevant costs when they undertake studies. When calculating the cost of living in Australia, students must also budget for food, health care, transport, books, clothing and entertainment. Please note that all costs listed are estimates only and will vary depending on location, lifestyle and inflation.

AHN is Australia’s leading Homestay provider and was recently commended in the Senate Inquiry into the Welfare and Safety of International Students for meeting the appropriate standards in Homestay accommodation. Homestay is a cultural exchange between a local individual or family (called a Host) and a visiting international student. The student lives as a guest in the home. In traditional homestay, students can expect to be provided with their own room, food and space to study. The homestay hosts will assist students to become familiar with the local area and customs in a relaxed and friendly household setting. This is the recommended option for all new students studying in Australia for the first time. Students are encouraged to share information about their home country and culture with their AHN homestay host. After the first 2-4 week minimum stay period there are numerous continuing AHN Homestay options to suit the various students needs. Please refer to the accompanying Homestay Chart for 2010. AHN Homestay helps students to better settle into life in a new country and gain the confidence to build important social networks in Australia.

Students are recommended to allow a minimum of A$15,000 per year to cover their cost of living. It is highly recommended that students arrive with an additional A$2,000 to cover settling in costs such as rental bond and to purchase basic furniture items, if this is not already prepaid during enrolment.

Other costs • Overseas Student Health Cover* – A$354 (one year) • Rental bond – A$1,100 (Adel), A$1,100 (Bris), A$1,200 (Melb), A$1,800 (Syd) per rental • Music concert tickets – A$60 – A$100 • Cinema tickets – A$10 – A$15 • Mobile phone – A$50 per month • Stationery and books – A$500 per year *A ustralian Government Requirement – cost varies according to duration of cover. Prices include goods and services tax (GST). Costs are based on figures at time of printing and are subject to change without notice.

Contact the Australian Homestay Network on www.homestaynetwork.org

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Brisbane

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Sydney

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$900

$1,000

$1,600

Food

$250

$280

$300

Transport

$50

$70

$80

$100

Utilities (Water, Gas, Electricity)

$70

$90

Telephone and Internet

$60

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2010 Homestay Fees Carrick Homestay Options

Brisbane, Gold Coast and Adelaide

Sydney and Melbourne

National Placement Fee*

$200

Under 18 Products Homestay is compulsory for under 18 students unless approved by Carrick Education.

Student Pays Per Week

Traditional (Private Room)

$265

$1,060 (4 weeks)

$285

$1,140 (4 weeks)

Traditional (Shared Room)

$230

$920 (4 weeks)

$250

$1,000 (4 weeks)

Over 18 Homestay Welcome Carrick Education recommends traditional homestay for over 18’s for their first 2-4 weeks in Australia.

Student Pays Per Week

Traditional (Private Room)

$245

Traditional (Shared Room)

$215

Student Pays Per Week

$980 (4 weeks)

$265

$1,060 (4 weeks)

$735 (3 weeks)

$795 (3 weeks)

$490 (2 weeks)

$530 (2 weeks)

$860 (4 weeks)

$230

$920 (4 weeks)

$645 (3 weeks)

$690 (3 weeks)

$430 (2 weeks)

$460 (2 weeks)

Over 18 Continuing Homestay Carrick Homestay Options (available after first 2-4 weeks in traditional Homestay)

Student Pays Per Week

4 Weeks Minimum Payment

Student Pays Per Week

4 Weeks Minimum Payment

Dinner Only (Private Room)

$220

$880

$230

$920

Dinner Only (Shared Room)

$190

$760

$200

$800

No Meals (Private Room)

$170

$680

$180

$720

No Meals (Shared Room)

$150

$600

$150

$600

(please add placement fee - $200 to the chosen figure below)

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Weekly fee includes:

(i) S tudents aged under 18 years old are charged $20 per week extra and can use only the traditional homestay service (two/three meals per day)

• Meals and Accommodation as specified/selected above

(ii) All products are subject to host availability

• Household Utilities (electricity, gas, etc) • Homestay Host student support • Homestay Host additional support for students under 18 •

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C ompulsory AHN Contents Insurance for Students and Hosts as per AHN Insurance Policy

• Residence visit and approval process

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• Student - Host preference matching • Placement of Student

• AHN System access for Agents, Institution, Students and Hosts

• Follow-up support if required regarding placement

• AHN Project Management

• Placement resolution as required

• Ongoing Supervisor Support

*Placement Fee includes: • Training of Host • System support during application process

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Jobs and careers Carrick Jobs and Careers (CJC) is a division of Carrick. CJC offers services to students, graduates and associated industry clientele. Carrick Institute of Education currently has more than 6000 students enrolled in a variety of courses covering a range of vocational areas. CJC proudly promotes to employers dedicated and enthusiastic students for a variety of staffing needs. Students also have access to this free service, which is conveniently located at the main Carrick campus in each city. CJC offers exciting job opportunities and assistance in all areas of employment, such as: • Pre-placement training • Interview preparation • resumé development and analysis • work experience programs • liaison with key industry personnel • advice on personal development • voluntary work programs • overseas work experience and work placement • graduate positions • employment-based seminars. These recruitment and training services are available to all students undertaking vocational courses who wish to gain valuable work experience in their chosen industry while they study and graduates who have completed their studies. Australian residents also receive full-time employment assistance. International students on a student VISA with work permission are eligible to work up to 20 hours per week.

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University partners Bachelor Degree Pathways Upon completion of a relevant Carrick Institute of Education program: Carrick Higher Education Griffith University La Trobe University Australian Catholic University University of New England Holmesglen Institute University of South Australia University of Tasmania Central Queensland University Victoria University

University of New England

Postgraduate Pathways Upon completion of a Carrick Higher Education Bachelor Degree: Australian Catholic University Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University James Cook University Flinders University University of Southern Queensland University of Wollongong Charles Sturt University Murdoch University Edith Cowan University Central Queensland University Southern Cross University University of South Australia University of the Sunshine Coast Queensland University of Technology

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Call 1300 364 383 (in Australia) or +61 3 9650 6877 (international) or visit carrickeducation.edu.au Carrick Higher Education is part of the Carrick Education Group, leaders in English Language, Vocational and Higher Education. Carrick provides students with educational opportunities across four Australian locations: Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.

Adelaide 98-100 North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 Australia, PO Box 8294 Station Arcade Adelaide SA 5000 Australia T +61 8 8168 6877 F +61 8 8168 6818 Brisbane 252 St Pauls Terrace, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006 Australia, PO Box 2732 Fortitude Valley Qld 4006 Australia T +61 7 3872 3877 F +61 7 3872 3818 Melbourne 370 Docklands Drive, Docklands VIC 3008 Australia, GPO Box 583 Melbourne VIC 3001 Australia T +61 3 9650 6877 F +61 3 9654 6818 Sydney Level 4, 540 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Australia, PO Box Q603 QVB Post Office NSW 1230 Australia T +61 2 8236 6877 F +61 2 8236 6818 Carrick Higher Education Pty Ltd ABN 31 120 525 895 VIC CRICOS 02879F NSW CRICOS 02984E SA CRICOS 03032A QLD CRICOS 03085K

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