The Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) is a register of Australian education providers permitted to recruit, enrol and teach overseas students. All Saints Anglican School’s CRICOS registration details are as follows:
CRICOS Provider No: 00979G
Registered courses:
Period of CRICOS Registration: 01/01/97 to 31/12/2019
Please see information below for more details about our study options.
Conducted on campus at our International Centre, the High School Preparation Program is an English language course designed to develop students' English language proficiency and study skills to a level required for entry into an Australian High School. The course offers:
Students will be placed in classes according to an entry test performed on arrival.
This course is designed as intensive preparation for Australian High School entry. The course runs for a maximum of 40 weeks in which time the students will cover such areas as:
Students are required to wear the same uniform as the local mainstream students of their year level. They must attend whole School assemblies and meetings, and have the opportunity to trial for mainstream School sporting teams.
Should students have previously learned a musical instrument, they are encouraged to continue private music tuition at the School and may audition for various School orchestras and musical ensembles.
The All Saints International Centre is a registered ELICOS college.
Each year All Saints Anglican School welcomes a number of students from abroad to study for one semester (two terms), three terms or one academic year (four terms) as a high school student in Australia. Programmes start in January, April and July of each year. Students attend mainstream high school classes daily and are involved in the co-curricular and club life of the School. English language support is also provided throughout the year if required.
Students should be at least 15 years of age and have attained above average academic results in their home country. Students must also possess at least an intermediate to upper- immediate level of English language proficiency.
All Saints will arrange a Homestay family in the local area. International Centre staff are available to counsel and assist students throughout the year. Students from France, Belgium, Germany, Japan and Brazil have participated in this program previously. Students select a range of subjects; however, a student may not graduate under the Queensland system of Education after undertaking this program. At the end of your experience period you will receive a School report and a certificate confirming that you have lived and studied at All Saints.
Information about our mainstream academic programs:
All Saints offers internal or face to face teaching instruction. All courses are offered on a full-time basis.
Internal study refers to face to face or on-campus teaching where students must attend classes and sometimes lectures, to complete their studies.
In the Senior School, if a student wishes to study a language other than English subject, not offered by the School, they have access to external language study through distance education. Such studies are still supported by All Saints teaching staff.
The School does not offer the option of online learning.
All Saints is committed to providing a high level of care and direct support for our international students. In addition to our various teaching faculties and support services, the International Centre employs a number of specialist staff in administrative, teaching, counselling and accommodation service roles - all dedicated to the care, development and protection of our international student cohort. Most staff at the International Centre are also proficient in a language other than English.
All teachers in our High School Preparation program are highly qualified educators with special training in TESOL (Teaching of English as Second or Other Language) and have many years of combined experience working with international students.
