QTS Australia offers a financial aid program, providing Vietnamese students with a budget of 700 million VND to study abroad, while also granting them numerous benefits in Australia.
Accordingly, QTS Australia Education Organization will work with parents and students to plan finances for both their studies abroad and after graduation through strategic partnerships with Australian universities and Vietnam Maritime Commercial Bank (MSB). The program supports students from the age of 16, an age when future planning is encouraged by the organization's faculty.
High school students begin participating in QTS Australia's study abroad program and receive a detailed financial plan tailored to their individual needs and circumstances. The program aims to provide optimal financial solutions, opening up more study abroad opportunities for students by reducing the budget for studying in Australia from 3-4 billion VND to just 700 million VND.
Financial roadmap for the QTS Australia Study Abroad Financial Aid program. Photo: QTS Australia
In addition to securing funding, QTS Australia focuses on building a four-stage roadmap to ensure quality education: improving English proficiency; equipping students with the skills to study abroad and developing a budget-saving plan; transitioning to Australian universities; and developing a full-time career after graduation.
At each stage, the unit will clearly outline the objectives, implementation methods, and allocation of financial resources, as well as the benefits and value that Vietnamese students will receive throughout their study abroad journey.
Besides taking certification exams to meet admission and visa requirements, practical English skills are a crucial factor in the success of a study abroad trip. Therefore, QTS Australia and its faculty focus on improving English proficiency with the QTS English Upgrade program. Students can learn and interact directly with native English-speaking teachers through one-on-one classes, conversation classes with peers from around the world , and receive support from a team of Vietnamese advisors, thereby enhancing their skills, critical thinking, and reflexes in using English.
By grade 11, students with an English proficiency equivalent to IELTS 5.5 proceed to the second phase and complete the QTS Academic program in Vietnam concurrently with their high school program over two years. The program utilizes a blended learning approach to reduce learning pressure. Knowledge is built according to Australian national standards, supplementing high school learning while equipping students with skills equivalent to the first year of university in Australia.
"Upon graduating from the QTS Academic program, students are directly admitted to the second and third years of a bachelor's degree, without having to take supplementary courses or have their high school grades reviewed. This helps international students save at least one-third of their study time abroad and 1-2 billion VND in study abroad costs," a representative from QTS Australia affirmed.
Vietnamese students who graduate from the QTS Academic program are directly admitted to Australian universities. Photo: QTS Australia
This is a crucial stage that differentiates QTS Australia's financial aid program from other student loan programs. With Australia tightening student visa requirements, the QTS Academic qualification can serve as proof of a student's academic ability to international consulates and universities.
In addition, students have the opportunity to receive valuable scholarships ranging from 10% to 100% of the tuition fees for the QTS Academic program from the Australian Professors' Scholarship Fund, including scholarships that are awarded automatically.
During this period, the organization also helps students build and allocate detailed finances for the next two years of study in Australia and at least one year of work after graduation. If students participate in the Financial Aid Program for Studying Abroad from the age of 16, with the advantage of a transfer program, they can graduate early at the age of 20. This gives them more opportunities to find jobs, gain practical experience, and increase their competitiveness in the job market compared to their peers, while also increasing their chances of permanent residency.
Australia is also one of the countries with a relatively relaxed work policy for international students. International students aged 18 and over are allowed to work a maximum of 48 hours every two weeks during the academic term and there is no time limit during holidays.
QTS Australia students studying in Australia. Photo: QTS Australia
The minimum wage for part-time work is regulated at AUD 882.80 per week or AUD 23.23 per hour. You are required to pay personal income tax ranging from 0% to 45% (with reasonable expenses deducted).
"The average starting salary for QTS Academic graduates in Australia is AUD 65,000 per year or AUD 33 per hour. This figure can be even higher if international students gain more work experience," a QTS Australia representative emphasized.
QTS Australia was established in Australia in 2006 and has been operating in Vietnam since 2015. The organization was founded and developed with the guidance of emeritus professors from Australia, the US, Europe, and global education and technology experts. Its mission is to develop education and the community, improving the quality of Vietnamese students and human resources through internationally recognized, internationally standardized learning programs.
Nhat Le
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