New prospectus 2011 11032011

CRICOS Provider Code: 03042K ABN68126522870

Website:www.universal.sa.edu.au

Email:[email protected]

Telephone: +61 882126799

Universal Network of Infotech (UNI) is

a leading training UNI based in Adelaide

South Australia. Australia is recognised as a

safe and attractive destination for study for

overseas students. Australia is recognising

provider of world-class education and

training.

UNI started its training activities in 2000 in

India. From this humble beginning the team

at UNI has grown the business so that

today it has become a global provider of IT

training.

It has more than 63 branches in India, a

campus in Fiji, a branch in the UK and now

a new learning location in Australia. UNI is

an IT education provider with highly

qualified teachers and up to the minute

courses.

Your study experience will be enhanced

through close proximity to the many natural

wonders that exist in and around the city of

Adelaide.

The Mediterranean type climate means that

the weather is comfortable whole year

round. Thousands of students from many

countries have enjoyed their time studying

at UNI.

Please take the time to look at the study

options, campuses and facilities presented

in this publication. Please don’t hesitate to

contact the staff at our international/local

Student Centre for further information.

I look forward to welcoming you to our

learning community.

Pala Ram

Managing Director

Universal Network of Infotech Pty Ltd

(UNI) provides students and trainees with

a range of vocational educational programs

expertly designed to prepare you for higher

education or employment in Australia and

abroad.

Our courses are designed by highly

qualified staff with extensive industry and

teaching experience, to achieve teaching

and learning excellence, flexibility and

personal satisfaction. Our UNI affiliate with

business and industry, which ensures that

our study programs are appropriate to

needs.

For those who are interested in further

education, we have excellent links with

other institutions, institutes/universities to

help students and trainees to go on to

further studies.

In addition to providing excellent

educational facilities, we endeavour to

enhance their experiences by providing a

wide range of social activities to ensure

their time at UNI provides a rewarding life

experience.

I trust UNI assists you make the correct

choice to ensure your educational goals are

satisfied. If you have any questions, please

feel free to contact us.

Mukesh Kumar

Director

Signing up for a new Diploma Course

in Web Design is your first big step

towards an exciting new career.

Choosing Adelaide as your overseas

destination for the start of this

challenge can only add to the sense of

Adventure that you will feel when you

arrive in our beautiful and exciting

city.

Adelaide is the international gateway

to South Australia, beautiful Australian

beaches are only a short tram ride

form the city.

The famous vineyards of the Barossa

Balley are an hour’s drive away from

the Central Business District. Travel

further field and you will find the

Flinders Ranges and the outback to the

north.

Add to this the international shopping

facilities of central Adelaide and the

many Cultural facilities such as

Theatres, Museums and University

campuses and you have diverse world-

class facilities at your fingertips.

We look forward to seeing you in class

and to helping you work through this

exciting web design diploma. It will be

a challenging, but we hope, immensely

satisfying, experience.

Sometimes as you go through life you

may find that it is the journey not the

destination that provides you with the

most enjoyment.

Terry N

Trainer




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Rundle Mall, Adelaide

Our campus location The UNI Adelaide training facility is situated in the heart of the Adelaide Central Business District at 31 Franklin Street, Adelaide, South Australia SA 5000, Australia.

� 3 minute walk to the Adelaide central market � 5 minute walk to the Westpac, NAB, ANZ bank � 8 minute walk to Rundle Mall (Adelaide Commercial centre) � 9 minute walk to the South Australia’s state Library � 9 minute walk to the South Australia’s Art Gallery � 10 minutes walk to Adelaide University Library � 12 minutes walk to Central Railway station � 12 minutes walk to Adelaide University River

Our campus facilities

� Campus on ground floor of a prestigious constructed

building � Impressive common room area with grand high carpet and

glass panels, providing abundant natural light � Central control air-conditioner for every classroom � 30 computers with high-speed internet access, installed

with popular software, Data Storage online HQ drive for each student

� 3 iMAC computers (all-in-one) with high quality � High-speed wireless internet access throughout the

campus � Projector (connects to computer equipment) for training � Small Library for IT area books � e-Library of resources online for students to complete in

their further learning programme � We have High Performance Digital Copier with Fax,

Scanning, Network printing capabilities in our Management Room

� Kitchen with fridge, microwave, filtered water and hot water system for making tea and coffee

� Area for student to have lunch and afternoon tea � Providing information about “Enhance your life @ Adelaide” � School noticeboard – showing the latest information in

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UNI is an international provider of Information and Technology Education and Training. We have more than

63 branches at the international level. The company policy is to provide the best possible service at an honest price. This has resulted in many satisfied students and parents. UNI started its training activities in the year 2000 in the Indian capital, Delhi. Within a short period of time this

unique strategy of providing good value in technical training has led to significant growth of the company. The company is very responsive to the needs of the training market. We provide our students with the essential skills in IT that are needed to succeed in this competitive market

place. We also deliver quality education programs that allow the students to demonstrate the work-ready skills so highly regarded by potential employers. The training delivered at UNI incorporates state-of-the-art training rooms and facilitate. Its teachers and instructors have a high level of industry experience.

Helpful support staffs are always ready to provide

introductions to recruitment companies and potential employers.

The way of University

If you are keen to study at University but don’t quite meet the academic requirements, our training in IT can help you on your way to a University place. In some

cases the training you complete here can earn credits towards your University course. Registered Training Organisation

UNI is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO). We are recognised by the Australian Government for the delivery of Nationally Accredited Courses. Internationally Recognised Course Our Website Development Diploma course is

internationally recognised and in Australia it is accredited as a nationally recognised courses.

South Australia’s State Library has free wireless broadband and a

free Lending Library on the ground floor. South Australia’s Art Gallery on North Terrance, Adelaide

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Average weekly living costs in Adelaide

AUD USD CNY KRW EUR

Accommodation

(shared or single) $90-250 $78-216 533-1480 80,520-223,667 52-145

Telephone/postage $10-30 $8-26 59-178 8,965-26,907 6-17

Food cooked at home $80-100 $69-86 475-893 71,752-89,690 46-58

Transport $15-20 $13-17 89-119 13,454-17,952 9-12

Electricity/Gas $15-20 $13-17 89-119 13,454-17,952 9-12

Clothes/Entertainment $35+ $30+ 208+ 31,431+ 20+

Total $245-455 $141-393 1,452-2,696 219,575-407,589 142-263

Regular purchased items in Adelaide

AUD USD CNY KRW EUR

Bowl of noodles $4.50-5.50 3.88-4.75 26.69-32.62 4,041-4,939 2.6-3.18

Slice of pizza $3-$5 $2.59-4.75 17.79-32.62 2,691-4,939 1.74-3.18

Loaf of bread $3.07 $2.65 18.21 2,753 1.78

2 litres of milk $3.20 $2.76 18.98 2,870 1.85

600ml water $2.00 $1.73 11.86 1,793 1.16

Takeaway coffee $3.00 $2.59 17.79 2,691 1.74

Big McBurger $3.60 $3.11 21.35 3,228 2.08

Newspaper $1.25-2.00 $1.08-1.73 7.42-11.86 1,123-1,794 0.72-1.16

Movie Ticket $12.00 $10.36 71.17 10,759 6.94

Phone call(local) $0.50 $0.43 2.97 448 0.29

Bus/Train/Tram/Ticket

(single) $1.20-2.10 $1.04-1.81 7.12-12.45 1,076-1,883 0.69-1.22

Cost of Adelaide Adelaide is Australia’s most affordable capital city. International students will require approximately $18,000 a year or about $330 a week to cover living expenses in Adelaide. This is a rough guide only. Remember your living

costs are separate to your tuition fees.

Living Adelaide Adelaide hosts over 15,000 international students and is known locally as the twenty minute city. It takes only twenty minutes form the city to get to the beaches or to the Adelaide hills. Students receive a discount on

public transport fares. A ten trip multi ticket costs about $17.00. The Adelaide Free bus service provides a convenient link within the city. It runs regular services between the Hospitals, Universities and various shopping precincts. Also available more details on http://www.universal.sa.edu.au/livingatadelaid

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1. Entry Level Units Some academic programs require you to have passed some subjects called Academic Program

Prerequisites. The following units are prerequisites for this qualification. They contain the basic fundamentals of ICT knowledge and skills for all the qualification at Certificate III and above:

BSBCMN106A Follow Workplace Safety Procedures

ICAU2013B Integrate Commercial Computing Package

ICAD2012B Design Organizational Documents using Computing Packages

ICAU2231B Use Computer Operating System

ICAU1128B Operate a Personal Computer ICAW2001B Work Effectively in an IT

Environment

ICAU2005B Operate Computer Hardware ICAW2002B Communicate in the Workplace

ICAU2006B Operate Computing Packages

2. Prerequisite Units

CUFMEM07A 01Apply principles of visual design and communication to the development of a multimedia product

ICAW 4027B Relate to clients on a business level

ICAB4137B Produce basics client side script for dynamic web pages

ICAT3025B Run standard diagnostic rests

ICAA4142C Design a website to meet technical requirements

ICAA4041C Determine and confirm client business expectations and needs Bazaar Ceramics

Project

ICAB4135B Create a simple mark-up language document to specification

ICAA4233B Determine and apply appropriate development methodologies

3. Student Selection and Enrolment Student selection and registration in UNI is based upon students satisfying the following entry

criteria. • English proficiency: Minimum

IELTS score of 5.5 or equivalent • Academic qualifications:

Minimum completion of the HSC or equivalent

• Work Eperience • Age: the minimum age is 18

years • Visa status: as per assessment

levels for the country of origin Applicants who do not meet the English entry requirement are required to register in the appropriate English course.

Original or certified copies of all documents must be submitted with application. Further details for these requirements can be round at www.immi.gov.au Further information is available at

www.universal.sa.edu.au

4. Course Available Qualification CRICOS Code: ICA50605 Course Name: Diploma of Information Technology (Website

Development) CRICOS Course Code: 065987C 5. Course Description This accredited course provides the skills and knowledge for a student to train as a competent Web designer.

The responsibilities of this role cover design, development, site performance, database integration to implementation and acceptance testing. The qualification has a strong common core ICT Diploma base.

This Diploma course provides aspiring Web Developers with a fast track to a great job in the IT industry. After the successful completion of the course students will receive a course certificate. This

qualification is recognised throughout the world.

The class sizes are smaller at UNI. Experienced staffs are on hand to give support and guidance throughout the course. Plenty of hands-on experience means a great training environment for students.

6. Commencement dates for 2011.

� February � May � August � November

Course duration: 24 months

7. Fees and charges Annual Fee: AUD $10,000 Total Fee: AUD $ 20,000 (2 years)

The above fee structure excludes living expenses such as housing and food. It does not cover Medical insurance, textbooks, entertainment, telephone calls, car expenses or additional compulsory course expenses.




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8. Units Contents

UNIT CODE DURATION

Manage project quality This unit specifies the outcomes required to manage quality assurance processes, and using review and evaluation to make quality improvements in current and future projects

BSBPMG505A 40 hours

Validate quality and completeness of system design specifications This unit defines the competency required to check the system specifications against outcomes and quality standards. System quality may refer to the network system, a program or a project

ICAA5054C 20 hours

Prepare disaster recovery and contingency plans This unit defines the competency required to analyse the impact of the system on the organization and carry out risk analysis, disaster recovery and contingency planning

for the project.

ICAA5056B 30 hours

Design and develop dynamic websites to meet technical requirement This unit defines the competency required to produce a plan that analyses specified technical requirements and then designs, builds and tests a dynamic website so that it meets those technical requirements.

ICAA5141C 40 hours

Develop website information architectures This unit defines the competency required to develop information architecture for a complex website that meets current and future business requirements.

ICAA5146B 30 hours

Gather data to identify business requirements This unit defines the competency required to identify, analyse and document business requirements.

ICAA5151B 30 hours

Translate business needs into technical requirements This unit defines the competency required to identify the needs of a business or business process and quantify those into technical requirements that will enable the

business or process to meet expectation.

ICAA5158B 20 hours

Create dynamic web pages

This unit defines the competency required to build active or dynamic web pages. ICAB5165B 30 hours

Integrate database with a website

This unit defines the competency required to establish and maintain client user liaison and future internal operational enterprise requirements.

IACB5180C 25 hours

Match IT needs with the strategic direction of the enterprise This unit defines the competency required to ensure IT services meet current and future internal operational enterprise requirements.

ICAP5039B 20 hours

Establish and Maintain client user liaison This unit defines competency required to ensure that personal information of user is handled in a confidential manner.

ICAS5102B 20 hours

Ensure privacy for users This unit defines the competency required to ensure that personal information of users is handled in a confidential manner.

ICAS5202B 20 hours

Perform systems test This unit defines the competency required to ensure that the properties of the entire system are tested and proved adequate before handover to the client/user for final

acceptance testing.

ICAT5081A 20 hours

Develop and conduct client acceptance test

This unit defines the competency required to plan and conduct acceptance testing as part of the process whereby clients will determine whether to accept the system.

ICAT5083B 20 hours

Use site server tools for transaction management This unit defines the competency required to use site server tools to build, host and track and monitor transactions on an e-business site.

ICAU5208B 20 hours

Manage complex project This unit covers management of projects that may be reasonably complex in terms of scope, degree of risk, political, cultural and social factors that apply, consequences of failure and degree of control of the projects. It includes managing start-up, project implementation, project integration and follow-up activities.

PSPPM502B 80 hours

Design a database This unit defines the competency required to establish client needs and technical

requirements and to design a databases that meets those requirements.

ICAA5139A 50 hours

Implement quality assurance process for websites

ICAI5212A 50 hours

Create a simple mark-up language document to specification ICAB4135B 40 hours

Automate processes (Elective) ICAB4225B 40 hours




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9. RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT � RPL Assessment The assessment of your skills and training in relation to the

qualification you want to complete is made by UNI. All applications require you to gather evidence of your claims. For detailed information see RPL Policy & Procedures on our website link

http://www.universal.sa.edu.au

/rplcredittransfer.htm � CRICOS Student Students registering under CRICOS (those on a student Visa) must complete of twenty

hours per week face to face study. They must achieve a minimum average course attendance of 80% at any time.

� Language, Numeracy and Literacy Assessment and Support

Language, Numeracy and Literacy Assessment and Support Language, numeracy and literacy must be assessed by a suitably qualified assessor prior to registration. Offers of course placement will be based

on the student being assessed

as satisfying these entry requirements. Support will be provided in all subjects as normal tuition practice. Students requiring extra support will be provided

with help on request. � Course Credit Credit Transfer is the recognition of VET study which has been conducted in Australia

only. Credit transfer is for students who have preciously studied and successfully completed one or more subjects

containing the same competencies as those offered by UNI for Credit Transfer. Credit transfer assesses the initial course or subject that the individual is using to claim

access to, the destination course

to determine the extent to which it is equivalent learning outcomes, competency outcomes, or standards in a qualification. To apply for Credit Transfer

students will need to submit certified copies of their transcript prior to starting with UNI. Fees may apply if application is submitted after the student has commenced with the institute.

10. INTERNATIONAL STUDENT PROGRAMS

Each prospective international student making an application to the UNI agrees to the Terms, Payment and Refund terms when signing the international student’s application form.

Each prospective international student will receive a copy of the International Student Program fee payment and refund terms at the time an offer of a place is made. This copy should be retained by the student.

The terms and conditions set out in this document apply equally to new students and to continuing students unless otherwise specified.

UNI reserves the right as agreed as retained.

Upon acceptance of an offer of a place at the UNI by a student, these terms in so far as they

relate to a refund of program fees in the case of a student defaulting only constitute a written agreement between the UNI and the student for the purpose of section 28 of the Education Service for Overseas

Students Act2000 (“ESOS Act”). These terms do not remove the right to take further action under Australia’s consumer protection laws. � Payment of International

Student Program Fees The annual international student’s programs fees and course durations as advertised by the UNI are for standard full-time course where students are

progressing satisfactorily.

� PAYMENT POLICY

International student programs fees are payable in Australian dollars.

Commencing international students are required pay the fee at the time of accepting a place in a course. Continuing international students are required to pay the fee by the

date specified on their invoice. Failure to comply with the required payment date will result in the termination of the offer of a place or of enrolment at the UNI. Where student enrolment is

delayed through no fault of the student, then help will be given for the student to catch up with the rest of the class. In any teaching period a student who enrols up to four weeks

after the first day of teaching will be given individual help to

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Documents required � Completed ADMISSION FORM2011, you can download at

www.universal.sa.edu.au � Original or certified copies of your academic qualification,

transcripts, English Language test results, and any other supporting documents.

� Documents to be certified by a Justice of the Peace or by the UNI Institute official representatives

Information and contact details

Please go to our website at www.universal.sa.edu.au The international Office, Universal Network of Infotech,

GF, No. 31 Franklin Street, Adelaide SA 5000

If successful.

You will be emailed through the Official Representative, or

directly recieve

� An offer letter � An acceptance Agreement

� Complete and sign all pages of the Offer letter and

Agreement

� Arrange for payment of deposit of $5000 and Overseas

Student Health Cover (OSHC) for duration of program � Provide a copy of the personal details section of your

passport.

After you arriving, please read our International Student Handbook. Further information is available at:


Use your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) to apply for an

Australian student visa through the Australian Diplomatic Mission you nominated on your Offer Statement and

Acceptance Agreement.

APPLICATION

Apply through one of the official international representatives OR

Send application directly to the UNI Institute

1

ACCEPT OFFER

All international students accept their offers in the same way

3

APPLICATION ASSESSMENT

The UNI Institute will assess your application 2

CONFIRMATION OF ENROLMENT

After receiving the full payment required, the UNI will send you a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)

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Australia Student Visa processing � Applications are assessed by the Department of

Immigration and Citizenship ( DIAC) which gives countries Assessment Levels from 1-4. Visa processing is different for

each Level. It is your country of citizenship (not residence) which determines the Assessment Level used for your visa

application.

� Student from Assessment Level 3-4 countries face longer visa application processes and must provide a Pre-Visa

Assessment letter or use e-visa when they accept their

offer.

For more information on student visas please consult: � Your agent, if applying through an official representative of

the Institute � Your nearest Australian Diplomatic

Mission:www.dfat.gov.au/embassies.html � The DIAC student visa website

at:www.diac.gov.au/students/idex.htm

Airport pickup fee is $120 Temporary accommodation is guaranteed if you request it. It is

at your own expense and will be available for one week

Orientation Program � Includes enrolment in your program and your classes.

Those who enrol early get the most convenient timetables as some tutorials fill quickly.

� Familiarise you with the city and campus � Gives you a change to meet staff and other students and to

make friends before you begin your studies Details of the Program can be found at


OBTAIN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT VISA

Apply for an international student visa through your agent (or official UNI Institute representative) OR Directly through your nearest Australian Diplomatic Mission (Embassy, Consulate or High Commission)

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PREPARE FOR DEPARTURE

� Make travel arrangements � Inform the UNI Institute of your expected

arrival date � Book your airport pickup and temporary

accommodation if required

6

ARRIVE, ATTEND PRESENTATION AND

ENROL

Arrive in Adelaide in time to attend the New International Student Orientation Program.

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DEFERMENT, SUSPENSION AND CANCELLATION OF STUDY

Refer to the Deferment, Suspension and Cancellation policy for more details on UNI Website: (available under policies tab on www.universal.sa.edu.au ) Direct Link: http://www.universal.sa.edu.au/Deferred%20suspending%20or%20cancelling.pdf

ESOS Framework for Students Visa Obligation available on http://www.universal.sa.edu.au/ESOSFramework_pdf.pdf

STUDENT OBLIGATION (UNI CODE OF CONDUCT) AVAILABLE ON UNI Website

http://www.universal.sa.edu.au/studentobligation.htm

FOR ALL LATEST UPDATES AND CHANGES REGARDING UNI POLICIES AND PROCEDURES OR INFORMATION PROVIDED PLEASE ALWAYS VISIT UNI UPDATES PAGE ON OUR WEBSITE: http://www.universal.sa.edu.au/uniupdates.htm

ORIENTATION DETAILS

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Mode of Study This course will be delivered over a 24 month period of full time study. This program

is delivered in a classroom and simulated /work/ projects based environment

allocated for the practical aspects of the course. And 20 hours study each

week. Units and Levels

Each course within a program has a unit value and a level. Each academic

program has a total number of units that must be completed, and requirements for a certain number of units

at specific levels, in order to finish the program.

Lectures Lecture is a formal session where a lecturer instructs a large group of students. They

are designed to give students a good starting point on a specific area of knowledge and

simulation task to identify the most important areas of the course. Students are expected to listen carefully and take

notes. Student Study Commitment

To successfully pass your courses, you will need to allocate an appropriate time

commitment to your study. In addition to the formal contact time required for each of your course (e.g. lectures,

practicals), you will need to allocate non-contact time. Non-contact time will be

required for a rage of activities

which may include, but are not limited to, assessment tasks, research, revision, written, consultation with staff, and informal

discussions with other students. Non-contact time may vary form course to

course, as a guide; a full-time student should expect to spend a total 20 hours per week on their studies during

teaching period. Assessment Method

Assessment method include competency based assessment with simulated

project based, role play, activities, observation, presentations, reports, written and practical exams.

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Information about Visa

General Visa Conditions

All international students intending to enter Australia to study must apply for a student visa. Applications

for a student visa can be lodged at Australian

Diplomatic Offices around the world. Details are available at the following website.

http://www.immi.gov.au/students/index.htm

Legal Service

International students can seek legal advice in relation to immigration (visas), discrimination and

many other matters. Legal advice and assistance can be obtained for free or at minimal cost. For

further information please see below:

� Legal Aid SA can provide free legal advice by calling LawAccess SA legal helpline on

1300366424

(cost of a local call from within SA).

Website: http://www.lsc.sa.gov.au/cb_pages/legal_advice.php

� AHM private OSHC offers Free 24 Hours

Emergency Advice and Assistance, this service is only available for international

students who are members of AHM Private OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover) call

helpline 1800 006 745.

One of the many benefits of your Private OSHC membership is that you have access to a 24 hours

emergency telephone service which provides

medical, legal and other assistance over the phone,

with the aid of an interpreter where necessary.

Service Include:

� Help with the costs of medical treatment � 24 hour emergency service helpline 1800

006 745 for: � Emergency medical assistance

� Stress and trauma counselling � Interpreter service

� Online claiming services, any time of the day or night

� Informative web site www.ahm.com.au/oshc

Pre-Departure Information and Assistances

UNI provides information and advice about how to

prepare for arrival in Australia and what you should expect on arrival. However students may contact our

student services office via email at [email protected]. For more information visit us at

www.uni-world.org.

Airport Reception and Airport Pickup

New students arriving from overseas are met at

Adelaide International Airport by friendly staff or senior students and are transferred by car or bus to

the arranged accommodation. Students are assisted

with basic needs such as the changing of money,

telephoning home, buying food and any other items they need. Conditions and charges may apply for

money change and telephones. Contact the student services office for details at [email protected].

Accommodation and Setting –in Support

Our student support staff will help organise

accommodation for students in advance of their arrival. Every effort is made to help students to find

the accommodation best suited to their needs. Staff

will assist students to find the accommodation best suited to their needs. Staff will assist students to

settle quickly and successfully into their accommodation. They will help familiarise the

students with local shopping. They can help with opening a bank account, with getting to know the

city and the local transportation system. Many accommodation options available on

www.realestate.com.au

Accommodation Options

Several options are available for students including rental accommodation, shared accommodation and

home stay. Most international students prefer to

share rental accommodation to reduce costs. UNI

staff can assist students to find accommodation

although accommodation is available easily. The beginning of each term is a busy time. Students

should request assistant to find accommodation two weeks prior to arrival. For further information

contact us at [email protected]. The approximate

cost of Home Stay living in Adelaide is between

AUD$150 to AUD$200 per week. UNI keeps a list of real estate agents and home stay providers to make

the necessary arrangements. Students are required to make a request for this service at least two weeks

in advance (conditions and charges apply). For

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Course Advice and Enrolment Assistance

Students are introduced to the academic staff of UNI and to their Course Co-ordinator. Students will also

be provided with course advice and assistance at enrolment.

Orientation Program

An orientation program is conducted before classes

and is compulsory for all newly-arrived international students. The program includes an introduction to

UNI service and facilities as well as an introduction to Australian Culture, Society and life. Students are

also introduced to the academic culture and rules of

UNI which are considered necessary for successful

study.

Counselling service

The UNI Counselling service is free. Confidential and

voluntary counsellors help students in understanding

the way UNI works. These counsellors know who to

refer you for solving problems and dealing with difficult personal situations.

Overseas Students Health Cover (OSHC)

All international students must have current health

insurance while studying in Australia. This is a Visa regulation. The only exceptions are Swedish and

Norwegian students, who will be required to pay up front for their medical service.

Medicare

All permanent Australian residents are entitled to receive free treatment as a public (Medicare) patient

in a public hospital. This includes free treatment by a doctor and includes treatment by specialists where

necessary. Subsidised service is available from optometrists and dentists for specified services.

Emergencies

In an emergency, where there is a danger to life or

a crime is in progress you should contact the police, fire department or ambulance by dialling 000 from

any telephone. This is a free call in emergencies only.

Fire safety in the home

In South Australia, legislation is in place to make

smoke alarms compulsory for all residential buildings. Most fire-related deaths result from the

inhalation of toxic gases rather than from direct

contact with flame or exposure to heat. Correctly

located smoke alarms in your home give early warning of fire. This will provide you with time which

may be vital to your survival.

Beach safety

Be careful when swimming in Australian water.

Some parts of the coast have powerful currents and tides. Shark attacks are rare but sometimes do

occur. It is safest to swim at popular beaches. Areas marked by red and yellow flags are patrolled by surf

life-savers. Never mix alcohol with survival.

Students with School Age Dependants

Students should add a further 20% per annum for living expenses if they have one child (plus AUD

8000 per annum for the cost of schooling) if the

children are of school age.

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Payment of tuition fees

Fees are reviewed annually and may increase. Tuition fees do not cover the

charge for accommodation, living expenses, textbooks, stationery,

equipment and external examinations. If fees are not

paid by the due date, a late fee

may be charged. You will not be

allowed into class if you have not

paid your tuition fees and this may lead to loss of attendance.

Please keep your receipt as proof of payment.

If you are having difficulty with

your fee payments, you must speak to the director at UNI.

If you fall behind with your fees,

UNI will report you to DIAC for non-payment of fees. UNI will

send intention report due to non-

payment of fees with 20 days

time to access complain and

compelling policy which available on

http://www.universal.sa.edu.au/2.6.1%20Policy%20and%20Proc

edure%20for%20Students%20Complaints.pdf

Payments can be made by:

� Cash

� Cheques

� Bank draft/Money order

� Bpay � Telegraphic Transfer

� Electronic Transfer

Refund Policy

Requests for refund must be

lodged to the Director of UNI in writing, using the Application for

Refund Form available at UNI website

http://www.universal.sa.edu.au/r

efound%20request%20form.pdf

For international student

a. Refund on Notice of

Withdrawal (for reasons other than those listed in b, c,

d, e, f and g)

* If a student withdraws from a

course more than 28 weeks before semester service

commences, less $450 of the semester’s fees will be refund.

* If a student withdraws from a

course 28 days or less before the semester service commences,

50% of the semester’s fees.

* After the commencement of course – No Refund

b. No Refund Conditions

If a student’s enrolment is

terminated after course

commencement as a result of a serious breach of student visa

conditions or UNI’s Student Code

of Conduct (as given in Student

Handbook available on www.universal.sa.edu.au) then,

the student will receive no refund.

C. Non-Institute Default

Where a refund is approved by the Director and is not due to the

institute defaulting, UNI will make payment of refunds within 28

days of receipt of the application.

The refund will be deposited into

the student’s bank account only

less the $200 administration fee in the event that:

* The student is refused a Visa to study in Australia;

* The student is prevented from entering a course by reasons

beyond the student’s control, including but not limited to Acts of

God, Acts of Government Authorities, Civil strife and riots;

* Special circumstances as determined by the Institute

Director.

c. Statement of refunds

If UNI defaults, then the student with a statement clearly outline to how the refund was calculated.

d. Refunds after UNI default

The Institute shall refund all course fees paid by the student in

the event that:

� The course cancelled

� The commencement of

the course is postponed for more than four

weeks.

The student is refused the offer of a place due to enrolment

capacity limits e.g. the course is full.

e. Permanent residency

status:

International students who attain permanent residency

status will be refunded as

follows:

• For written notice provided

before course commences –

all tuition fees refunded except $450 administration

fee. • For written notice provided

after course has commenced

– no refund.

f. Refund of Service Fees and Student Amenities Fees * Accommodation arrangement

fees- full refund if two weeks

notice is provided before the flight arrival.

* Student amenities fees- full refund per semester for study

not undertaken.

g. Refund disputes * In the event of dispute

between the institute and the student, that dispute will be

resolved by the institute deputy

CEO.

* The Institute’s dispute resolution processes do not

negate the student’s right to pursue other legal remedies.




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