IIBT

The teachers are very
approachable and really
patient with me when I have
questions.
They are as focused on my transition to
second year uni as I am.
TO SUPPORT YOU WHILE YOU STUDY.
- Hayley, Diploma of Business Administration 2015
IIBT is a great place to
learn how to improve
my English
and I get to study with students from lots of
other countries.
- Chris, Academic English 2015

I love that the teachers
make the class activities
interactive and fun.
- Zara, Diploma of Business Administration 2015
The IIBT monthly student
trips are the best. I can
discover all the greatest parts
of Perth with my class mates.
My favourite was the trip on a sailing ship and then fish and
chips for lunch at Fremantle harbour.
- Chi, General English 2015

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Future students: Important dates 5
Scholarship application dates 5
IIBT course start date snapshot 2016/2017 5
How to apply 5
Office closure dates 5
Welcome to IIBT - your pathway to university 6
Our pathway courses 6
Experience the IIBT difference 6
Why IIBT? 7
Why Perth? 9
Perth employment market 10
About Perth 11
Climate 11
Exploring the city 11
Where will I study? 14
About our location 14
Food 14
Public transport & parking 14
Things to see and do 14
Our campus 15
IIBT Australia university pathways - flowchart 16
Accommodation 17
Rental accommodation in Perth 17
Homestay housing 17
Student services 18
Students under 18 years of age 18
24 hour contact 18
Health facilities 18
Academic support 18
Library and information services 18
Key words: Important information 19
Key words 19
Key terms 20
IIBT scholarships 21
Application process 21
Pathways to IIBT 23
Pathways to uni 24
IIBT partner university progression chart 24
Partner universities 27
Course outline: Cert IV Business 30
Course outline Diploma Business Administration (Dip BA) 31
Why English at IIBT? 34
Course outline: General English II & III 35
Course outline: Academic English III, IV & V 36
Course entry requirements 40

5 | IIBT 2016/2017 PROSPECTUS - Providing Pathways to Uni
Scholarship application dates
Please visit www.iibt.edu.au for current application dates.
IIBT Course start date snapshot 2016/2017
How to apply
Payment option
Diploma of Business Administration students may choose to pay the total course fees in full but are not required to
pay more than 50% upfront.
FUTURE STUDENTS: IMPORTANT DATES
Course:
Diploma of Business Administration
Start Dates 2016:
January, April, September
Start Dates 2017:
January, April, September
Course:
General English II & III
Start Dates 2016:
January, March, May, August
Start Dates 2017:
January, March, May, August
Course:
Academic English III
Start Dates 2016:
January, June, September
Start Dates 2017:
January, June, September
Course:
Academic English IV
Start Dates 2016:
March, April, September
Start Dates 2017:
Course:
Academic English V
Start Dates 2016:
Start Dates 2017:
Submit your
application
document to
IIBT
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IIBT
assesses
your
application
and issue
offer(s)
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IIBT forwards
your IIBT
offer(s) and
documents
to partner
university for
uni offer
(if applicable)
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Partner
university
assesses
and issues
your
university
offer
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IIBT sends
offer or
packaged
offer to you
You accept
offer(s) and
make tuition
fee deposit
for CoE(s)
application
IIBT/Uni
issue CoEs
for your visa
application to
DIBP
Receive your
visa and we
welcome you
to IIBT
Course:
Certificate IV in Business
Start Dates 2016:
January, April, July
Start Dates 2017:
January, April, July

Welcome to IIBT - your pathway to university
IIBT is internationally respected as a quality provider of education which is your pathway to university.
Our nationally recognised courses are taught at our brand new campus near Perth, the capital city of Western Australia.
Perth is a beautiful city surrounded by the Swan River, clean white beaches, and leafy green parks.
There are lots of outdoor activities to do in the fresh clean air and sunshine, like surfing, snorkelling, sailing or bike
riding. You might want to enjoy the great shopping, or eat at one of the many cafés, restaurants or noodle bars that
have food just like home.
Maybe you want to go sightseeing with friends? There are a lot of historic towns and interesting places to check out on
a day trip or weekend away.
Perth has a great climate, so it’s easy to get around, to find great accommodation and get a part time job.
Our pathway courses
IIBT offers accredited diplomas and certificates, focused on successfully preparing you for the academic standards
expected at university.
Research shows that students who graduate from pathway courses are better prepared and achieve higher results
than those who enter university at first year.
Experience our difference
• A learning environment that is fun, practical and intellectually challenging
• Specially designed programs to develop the essential skills you need for university studies
• Outstanding academics with a passion for teaching and real industry experience
• Support and encouragement every step of the way to help you achieve your academic potential
• Bilingual support from our friendly and caring staff experienced in meeting the unique needs of International and
mature-age students
• Scholarships that provide financial support for eligible students or as a reward for academic excellence
• Successful completion of our pathway programs allowing students to articulate into their choice of our leading
partner universities around Australia including:
o Bond University - Gold Coast
o Curtin University - Perth
o CQUniversity - Queensland
o Edith Cowan University - Perth
o Swinburne University - Melbourne
o Wollongong University - Sydney
o University of Tasmania and the Australian Maritime College - Hobart
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1 >> Small classes
Classes of no more than 40 students in our Diploma of Business Administration and 18 in our English courses allow
lecturers to provide one-on-one teaching and a personal approach to understanding your academic needs.
2 >> Modern campus
Our new modern campus features computer labs, lecture theatres and a clean and friendly student lounge where you
can meet, eat and study with fellow students from all over the world. There is free Wi-Fi access for all IIBT students.
3 >> Multiple pathway options
You can choose from a range of pathways to universities, TAFE and colleges that best suit your level of language
competency and academic ability.
4 >> Choice of partner Australian Universities
With loads of partner universities to choose from, you can articulate into the one that best suits your future academic
interests, chosen career path and preferred Australian location.
5 >> Expert academic staff
Our lecturers have excellent academic qualifications and real business experience. They use interesting classroom
activities to make learning at IIBT interactive, enjoyable, practical and academically successful.
6 >> Additional university preparation
We also provide, at no extra cost, University Preparation classes which are available for those students wanting to be
as fully prepared for the demands of university as they can be.
WHY IIBT?
Awesome campus location and really caring staff.TO

7 >> Central campus location
IIBT is in the inner city hub of Victoria Park which is full of restaurants, cafes and noodle bars offering a huge choice
of international cuisine along with fun places like bubble tea bars and coffee shops where you can spend time with
friends or study buddies.
8 >> Monthly student day-trips
Our optional monthly events allow you to experience the best sightseeing in and around Perth, helping you learn
about the great things to see and do in Perth, plus meet other IIBT students. These events are fun and educational
and supervised by our friendly staff.
9 >> Easy access to public transport
Buses are metres from our front door and the train-line is a quick walk. Both buses and trains run regularly to nearby
suburbs and the main transport hub in the city centre.
10 >> The best help & support
IIBT provides a caring and supportive environment for our students. We have over fifteen years of experience in
taking care of the unique cultural and academic needs of students. We are also familiar with the help that mature-
age students may need when returning to study. Our friendly lecturers offer academic encouragement and support
and Student Services are there to assist with all other enquiries. There is a 24 hour emergency contact available to
students.

WHY PERTH?
Perth is a very popular place to study. These are the top reasons from our students:
The sky is just so blue in
Perth and the night sky
is loaded with beautiful
stars. I have never seen a
sky so beautiful.
Visiting my family and friends is easy with so
many connecting international flights to Perth
International Airport with its frequent flights and
choice of airlines. I can find all my favourite foods
from home at local restaurants and supermarkets
near IIBT and where I live.
PerthisINthetop10mostliveable
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Australia’smostfriendlycity.

Beijing, China to Perth 10 hours
Mumbai, India to Perth 9 hours
Ha Noi, Vietnam to Perth 8 hours
Bali, Indonesia to Perth 4 hours
Brasilia, Brazil to Perth 19 hours
Rome, Italy to Perth 17 hours
Bogota, Colombia to Perth 21 hours
Seoul, Korea to Perth 13 hours
Auckland, New Zealand to Perth 7 hours
Washington, USA to Perth 19 hours
*Estimated flight times. Please check with your travel agent
Being in the same time
zone as most of South
East Asia and China
means that I can stay in
touch with my family and
friends easily with a call,
text, Skype or Face Time.
I don’t feel far away
from home.
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Perth Employment Market
Western Australia is one of the leading states in Australia
for employment opportunities with a high percentage
of part time jobs available. For students who are looking
to find employment, and feel confident that they will be
able to handle their study load plus working hours, there
are many online and face-to-face ways to find work.
A student on a full time International Student Visa
has the opportunity to work part time up to 40 hours
per fortnight. During semester break, once provided
with a letter of approval from IIBT, students have the
opportunity to work an unlimited number of hours.
All IIBT students are invited to attend a non-compulsory,
additional class every Monday afternoon that teaches
them the skills to write a resume and how to present
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Perth is the capital city of Western Australia and one of the country’s most popular student destinations. It has a
great climate, relaxed lifestyle, friendly locals, great shopping, and lots of job and accommodation choices.
There is lots to do in Perth, from trying out new restaurants and shopping, to sightseeing along the Perth coast.
Exploring Perth and Western Australia is a great way to meet new people and take a break from your studies.
Climate
Perth is the sunniest of all the Australian cities with an average of 8 hours of sunshine per day. Summers reach an
average temperature of 29C during the day - perfect to enjoy the beaches, rivers and parks that Perth has to offer.
The average in winter is 18C during the day and, in September, Perth comes alive with the beginning of spring when
all the colourful and beautiful wildflowers are in bloom.
Exploring the City
There is something for everyone in the City of Perth. You can picnic in the leafy gardens of Kings Park whilst enjoying
the amazing Perth city and river views. Or you can visit some of the city’s top attractions, like the museum, art gallery,
Perth Zoo or just take a walk along the Swan River.
The city has many groovy bars, restaurants, café’s, and a full calendar of festivals, concerts, and exhibitions. There
are lots of free activities to enjoy. Perth is famous for its great shopping – all the major international brands are here
along with quirky fashion shops for something unique.
Fremantle
The historic port city of Fremantle is a 30 minute drive or train-ride from the Perth CBD and
is an exciting mix of bars, pubs, restaurants and music. The famous Fremantle Markets are
great for cheap food and presents made in WA you can send home to friends and family. You
can cycle to Fremantle on the many bike paths along the scenic Swan River or catch a bus –
it’s easy to get to.
Rottnest Island
Getting to ‘Rotto’, as the locals call it, is easy. Just 19 kilometres off the coast, ferries depart
regularly from Fremantle, Perth’s Barrack Street Jetty and Hillarys Marina.
With no cars on the roads, the best way to get around is by bike. Take your own or hire
one from the ferry terminals or on the island, or you can hop on and off the free Bayseeker
Bus dropping you off at some of the more secluded of its 63 beaches and surf breaks. You
will meet the cutest mini marsupial, found only in Western Australia, the quokka.
Take a tour on land or sea to have a wildlife encounter with seals, ospreys and
whales, or take a historical and cultural tour that brings Rottnest’s colourful maritime,
convict, colonial and World War II heritage to life. There are cafes, restaurants
and takeaway food options. You can have a cheap weekend away with friends by
camping on the island, or you can book a villa or bungalow. Rotto is a great place to
take a break from your studies.
Swan Valley
The Swan Valley is a 25 minute drive east of Perth City. It’s alive with vineyard wine
tastings ,cafes and restaurants in natural bushland, olive groves, a chocolate
factory, fresh produce stalls, wildlife, markets. It’s an easy day-trip with so much to
see and do.
ABOUT PERTH
What to do and see in Perth

The South West
Just two and a half hours from Perth, you can experience the magic of towering forests,
natural caves, whale watching, fine wine, gourmet food and world-class surfing.
Margaret River is famous for its produce and Dunsborough for its surf beaches. There
are art trails, whale watching tours and many beautiful towns like Manjimup, Bunbury
and Albany that offer lots of interesting things to do on a weekend away.
The Coral Coast
This region starts at Cervantes, at the unique rock formations known as the Pinnacles,
and stretches as far north as Exmouth, home of the internationally renowned
Ningaloo Reef. This amazing area is great for diving and fishing all year round, featuring
spectacular reefs and marine life, white sandy beaches and warm turquoise waters.
You can swim with the dolphins of Monkey Mia, and see sea lions, manta rays, dugongs
and humpback whales. Inland is just as exciting with wildflowers bursting into colour
during the famous wildflower season.
The North West
Australia’s North West is one of the world’s last true wilderness areas and home to The
Kimberley. The seaside town of Broome is the Southern gateway to this spectacular
region with the awesome 22km stretch of Cable Beach and its pure white sand. From
Broome, you can discover red-earth country and experience an authentic Aussie
outback adventure by four wheel drive. There are extraordinary rock formations and
magnificent waterfalls, or you can cruise through the inland waterways of the region.
Highlights include the Bungle Bungle Range, the rocky landscapes of Karijini National
Park, the many ancient gorges featured along the Gibb River Road, and Lake Argyle
– an inland sea. It’s like nothing you have seen before.
The Golden Outback
A fascinating mix of nature, Indigenous culture, pioneering history and self-drive
adventures – all set against an amazing backdrop of wide open plains, endless blue
skies and spectacular coastal scenery and beautiful wildflowers.
The Gascoyne Murchison region, in the north of Western Australia’s Golden Outback,
is characterised by miles of rich red earth, golden fields, rugged rock formations, vast
cattle stations and towns built on the dreams of the wild gold rush era. Closer to
Perth are the Goldfields towns of Kalgoorlie and Coolgardie - take a weekend trip
and experience their history. There are also many sightseeing tours you can take to
famous Wave Rock and the towns of the agricultural area known as the Wheatbelt.
Esperance and the Fitzgerald Coast
Esperance and the Fitzgerald Coast, located the South coast of Western Australia,
have some of the state’s most untouched coastal scenery, national parks and marine
playgrounds. The brilliant blue waters, snow-white beaches and over 100 islands
create a dazzling contrast to the red earth of the surrounding outback.
Perth ALSO has great shopping
with so many things to see and do.

Perth beaches
have long
stretches of
pure white
sand and
warm, crystal
clear blue
water.
Cafés and picnic spots are
nearby where you can sit with
friends and enjoy the beautiful
view across the Indian Ocean.
I loved swimming off the
Cottesloe shore, plus the
fish and chips from the local
restaurant are perfect for
lunch under the beautiful
Perth sunshine.
Public transport is a reliable
network of buses and trains
offering discount student fares
and free fares on some city and
tourist routes. If you want to
drive, the roads and freeways
are the best in the world and
there are heaps of scenic cycling
paths around Perth.
Perth is a safe, friendly, modern
city with great shopping in
local areas and large shopping
malls. Perth has more job
opportunities than other
Australian cities, making it easier
to find work as a student, after
graduation and when I am
allowed to work in Australia.

WHERE WILL I STUDY?
About our location
The IIBT campus is located in the inner city precinct of Victoria Park right on the magic Swan River. It is surrounded by
a hub of food, shopping, post office, banks, money exchange, chemist, medical clinics and social activities.
Food
Located right outside the campus doors are a huge variety of restaurants including:
o Australian o Korean
o Indian o Vietnamese
o Thai o Mexican
o Japanese o Indonesian
o Italian o Chinese
o Vegetarian
• There are many coffee shops, café’s and fast-food outlets
• There are large supermarkets
• You can find Asian and Indian food stores
Public transport & parking
There are lots of options for student travel and parking in Victoria Park.
• Buses are right outside the front door and the train-line is a five minute walk away at Victoria Park station.
• Both buses and trains run regularly to nearby suburbs and the main transport hub in the city centre.
• Students are eligible for discounts on public transport when they show their student card when purchasing tickets
or the convenient Smart Rider Card issued by Transperth (the public transport provider).
• There is plenty of cheap parking close by and free parking in the streets of Victoria Park near the campus.
Things to see and do
There are lots of fun things to see and do in and around Victoria Park.
• Cinemas and karaoke
• Parks and picnic areas
• Shopping malls
• Boutique gift, fashion and homeware shops
• Fitness centres and 24-hour gyms
• Local library
• Swimming pool
• Close to cycling paths and the beautiful Swan River

Our campus
IIBT is a brand new modern campus with world class facilities and student resources.
• Free fast Wi-Fi
• Large classrooms with multimedia capability
• Computer laboratory
• Comprehensive Student Guides for each unit
• Online access to the Student Portal
• Café style student lounge where you can eat, meet, practise your English and study
• Fully-equipped student kitchen
• Student library with extensive reading materials
• Notice boards featuring listings of local accommodation and employment opportunities
• Student Services for support and advice about accommodation, transport, visa issues, healthcare, part-time jobs
and much more
• Job Club - where you can get help with applying for jobs and writing your resume or CV.
WHERE WILL I STUDY? CONT.
IIBTOFFERSAUNIQUEEXPERIENCEFORSTUDENTSWITHACENTRALISEDLOCATION,
CONVENIENTFACILITIESAND24HOURSTUDENTSUPPORTSERVICES.

IIBT Australia University Pathways
IIBT PATHWAYS TO UNI - FLOWCHART
General English II
20 weeks
** $ 7,000
General English III
20 weeks
** $ 7,000
12 weeks
** $ 4,820
Academic English IV
12 weeks
** $ 4,820
IELTS 3.0-4.0
IELTS 4.0-5.0
IELTS 5.0-5.5
IELTS 5.5-6.0
Direct English entry
to IIBT
Certificate IV in
Business
5 months
** $ 6,000
Direct English/
Academic entry to IIBT
Diploma of Business
Administration
12 months
** $19,250
Direct English Entry
to University UG/PG
courses which
require IELTS 6.0
Direct Entry to
2nd year of
University UG
courses
* Enrolment & resource fees are not included in fee price.
All fees and course dates mentioned in this document are subject to annual review.

ACCOMMODATION
A comfortable, safe and convenient living environment is very important to students, especially international students
and their parents and, at IIBT, we recognise this. We know that a student’s living environment is vital to academic
success.
There is a range of accommodation options available in Perth, including homestay, shared accommodation and rentals.
Student Services can provide information to help you to find you the right place for your budget and well-being, making
it easier to transition into Australian life and study.
Rental accommodation in Perth
Rental accommodation is advertised online and in the West Australian newspaper.
The guide below gives you an estimate of what you will have to budget for.
Rental Type Average Cost*
Shared Accommodation $120.00 - $180.00 per week
Homestay $240.00 - $300.00 per week (some meals included)
* An estimate of total costs for each rental type. Prices are a guide only and subject to change.
Homestay housing
IIBT has appointed a professional homestay placement company to provide accommodation and airport pickup
services for our students. The homestay housing alternative is a great way for International students to learn to adapt
to the Australian lifestyle and offers a unique opportunity to improve their English language skills.
Regional domestic students also benefit from the convenience of homestay during the academic year.
Homestays are located in close proximity to the IIBT campus, which is particularly beneficial for students seeking
greater independence and privacy in their living arrangements.
Additional information and homestay application forms can be found at wwww.iibt.edu.au or ask our Student Services
staff for more information.

Student Services
• accommodation • fee advice
• adjustment to change • health & medical
• careers & employment • living in Perth
• complaints • personal issues
• computing • rights & responsibilities
• counselling • students general wellbeing
• culture • visa information
• disability support
Students under 18 years of age
IIBT is an adult learning environment and students under the age of 18 must be aware of the different academic and
social expectations required at this level . Students under 18 years of age are provided with a 24-hour emergency
contact telephone number and IIBT staff are in regular contact with them to check on their well-being.
24 hour contact
All students are given 24-hour emergency contact information at their orientation so they can contact IIBT staff at any
time if necessary.
Health facilities
At IIBT, we have a fully trained First Aid Officer on campus at all times to assist in the event of an emergency. There
are several medical centres close to the IIBT campus that provide bulk billing directly to the student’s health care fund.
Academic support
IIBT is committed to creating a supportive learning environment and our friendly teaching staff are committed to your
success. If you have queries about your academic or course progress, first ask your lecturer or trainer or contact the
Student Services Officers.
Support includes:
• one-on-one consultations with lecturers/teachers
• the assignment of a mentor/peer supporter
• additional support classes including assignment writing, English and referencing
• appeals if you would like a decision by IIBT to be reviewed
Library and information services
IIBT’s on-campus library is available from 9am to 5pm weekdays. Loans are managed by Student Services through your
Student Card. Students can also access full text online resources including journals, market research, company and
industry reports from the EBSCO database through the Student Portal. IIBT teaching staff supervise class visits to the
local or State Library of Western Australia to advance their students’ research skills and encourage ongoing access to
their collections of printed and online academic resources.
STUDENT SERVICES
All the staff at IIBT are really caring and help me with everything from
accommodation to questions I have about my studies
– they make it so easy to study here.

KEY WORDS: IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Key words
Australian Students
An Australian student is classified by the Commonwealth Government as an Australian Citizen, Australian Permanent
Resident or a New Zealand Citizen.
ESOS
The Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000, or ESOS Act, establishes legislative requirements and standards
for the regulation of education and training institutions offering courses to international students in Australia on a
student visa. In particular, ESOS provides tuition protection for international students. More information is available at:
www. internationaleducation.gov.au/Regulatory-Information/Pages/Regulatoryinformation.aspx
IIBT Tuition Fees
Money that a student pays to IIBT for their teaching.
Ombudsman
The Overseas Student Ombudsman offers a free and independent service for International students who want to lodge
an external complaint about a decision made by their training provider. Complainants can access more information on
the Overseas Students Ombudsman website http://www.oso.gov.au or by phoning 1300 362 072.
Visa
A visa is a form of permission for a non-citizen to enter, transit or remain in a particular country.
VET
Vocational Education and Training.

Key Terms
COE
Confirmation of Enrolment.
Course
The subject of study chosen by a student.
Credit
The number of subjects or credit points that a student who has been granted advanced standing will be excused from
studying within IIBT’s program of study.
Exemption
An exemption is where credit is granted for a unit by the RPL process.
Letter of Offer
The formal letter issued from IIBT to a student approving them to study one of our courses.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
RPL is a process which assesses the knowledge and skills a person has gained through previous learning (formal or
informal), work experience, training, volunteering and/or life experience. A request for RPL may result in the applicant
meeting the entry requirements for an IIBT course or being granted an exemption for a unit within an IIBT course.
Trimester
Each of the three terms in an academic year.
Unit
A discrete component of study within a course
Scholarship
A grant or payment made to support a student’s education, awarded on the basis of academic or other achievement.
educationisthekey.

IIBT offers a range of scholarships to eligible students which provide either financial support towards course costs or
credit point values.
All scholarships require that applicants meet the Academic and English requirements of the course, in addition to
the specific criteria for the scholarship they are applying for.
Scholarship Application Process
Relevant closing dates and application forms are available at iibt.wa.edu.au . Applicants must submit a completed
application form with required supporting documents by 4pm on the scholarship closing date to the Scholarships
Office at the Victoria Park campus.
The President’s Scholarship
The President’s Scholarship is designed to recognise high academic achievement by International students. Students
achieving the highest grades in their home country course/university or in the top 10% of their English Language
cohort in IIBT’s Academic English Course are eligible for this scholarship.
Student type: International student
Open to: Top 10% of students in their cohort in Academic English at IIBT and International
students who have achieved higher than 80% in their High School Graduate Exam.
Applicable course: Diploma of Business Administration
Amount: 25% reduction of course fees
Frank Pyke Scholarship
The Frank Pyke Scholarship is designed to reward Western Australian high school and mature aged achievers that
are not recognised through usual measures such as ATAR scores.
Student type: Australian students
Open to: One scholarship per Western Australian High school and two mature aged students.
Amount: 25% subsidy of course fees
Fred Emery ATAR Achievement Scholarship
This scholarship is designed to reward and assist students who have demonstrated academic excellence through
their high school studies by achieving an ATAR score of 60 and above.
Open to: Year 12 ATAR graduates. Must have endorsement by the school principal or another
approved endorsement. Limited to one per intake of Dip BA.
Amount: 25% of total course costs to pursue a career in business.
IIBT SCHOLARSHIPS
When I found out that IIBT offered scholarships providing financial support to
mature–age students, I was even more determined to study here!

IIBT Financial Support Scholarship
This scholarship is designed to support students who are unable to meet the costs of university education due to
financial hardship.
Open to: Prospective and current Australian students and enrolled International students. Limited to
one per intake of Diploma of Business Administration
Amount: 25% of total course costs.
IIBT Women’s Scholarship
This scholarship is for mature age women (20 years and over) who have previously not had the opportunity to study
at university level.
Open to: Mature age women (20yo +).Limited to one per intake of Dip BA
Amount: 25% of total course costs
IIBT Indigenous Scholarship
This scholarship is for Indigenous Australians who are able to demonstrate a commitment to the indigenous
community and a commitment to studing at university level.
Student type: Indigenous Australian students
Open to: All Indigenous Australians. Limited to one per intake of Diploma of Business Administration
IIBT Rural and Remote Scholarship
This scholarship is for Western Australian applicants whose residential address is more than 60km away from the
Perth CBD. Up to three of these scholarships are awarded each year.
IIBT Leeuwin Scholarship
This scholarship is available to Australian applicants who have completed the Leeuwin Youth Explorer Voyage and
are considering a career in business.
Student type: Australian Students that have successfully completed the Leeuwin Youth Explorer Voyage
Program.
Amount: The scholarship will provide 1 unit credit (PC 101) for the Diploma of Business
Administration.

IELTS 3 IIBTGeneral English II
PATHWAYS TO IIBT
IELTS 4 IIBTGeneral English III
IELTS 5 IIBTAcademic English III
IELTS 5.5 IIBTAcademic English IV
IELTS 6 IIBTAcademic English V
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PATHWAYS TO UNI
At IIBT, you have the choice of where your academic future can take you. With seven partner universities across
Australia to choose from, IIBT allows you to decide which one best suits you and your study needs. Graduating from
the IIBT Diploma of Business Administration grants you guaranteed entry into second year university at a selection of
our partner universities.
IIBT partner university progression chart | Diploma of Business Administration
Course:
Bachelor of Business
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
(8 Units credit)
Second Year:
Bond University
Gold Coast
Third Year:
Bond University
Course:
Bachelor of Commerce
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
(8 Units credit)
Second Year:
Bond University
Gold Coast
Third Year:
Bond University
Course:
Bachelor of International Hotel
& Tourism Management
(Revenue Management)
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
(6 Units credit)
Second Year:
Bond University
Gold Coast
Third Year:
Bond University
Course:
& Tourism Management
(Event Management)
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
(5 Units credit)
Second Year:
Bond University
Gold Coast
Third Year:
Bond University
BONDUNIVERSITY
Course:
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
(8 Units credit)
Second Year:
CQUniversity
ADL, BRIS, MEL, SYD,
Rockhampton
Third Year:
CQUniversity
Course:
Bachelor of Accounting
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
(8 Units credit)
Second Year:
CQUniversity
Rockhampton
Third Year:
CQUniversity
Course:
Bachelor of Accounting /
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
(8 Units credit)
Second Year:
CQUniversity
Rockhampton
Third Year:
CQUniversity
Course:
Bachelor of Arts /
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
(8 Units credit)
Second Year:
CQUniversity
Rockhampton
Third Year:
CQUniversity
CQUNIVERSITY
Course:
Bachelor of Professional
Communication
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
(1 Units credit)
Second Year:
CQUniversity
Rockhampton
Third Year:
CQUniversity

PATHWAYS TO UNI CONT.
Course:
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
(8 Units credit)
Second Year:
Curtin University
Perth
Third Year:
Curtin University
CURTIN
Course:
(G95)
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
8 Units (120 credit points)
Second Year:
Edith Cowan University
Perth
Third Year:
Course:
Bachelor of
Arts (Y78)
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
Second Year:
Perth
Third Year:
Course:
Bachelor of Media and
Communications (Y77)
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
Second Year:
Perth
Third Year:
Course:
Bachelor of Design
(Y82)
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
Second Year:
Perth
Third Year:
EDITHCOWANUNIVERSITY
Course:
Bachelor of Contemporary
Arts (Y81)
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
Second Year:
Perth
Third Year:
Course:
Bachelor of Arts
(Psychology) (E95)
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
Second Year:
Perth
Third Year:
Course:
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
(E37)
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
Second Year:
Perth
Third Year:
Course:
Bachelor of Psychological
Science (K67)
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
Second Year:
Perth
Third Year:
Course:
and Resort Management (Y29)
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
Second Year:
Perth
Third Year:
Course:
Bachelor of Marketing,
Communications and Public
Relations (Y99)
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
Second Year:
Perth
Third Year:

Course:
Bachelor of Sport,
Recreation and Event
Management (Y53)
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
Second Year:
Perth
Third Year:
Course:
Bachelor of Counselling (C56)
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
Second Year:
Perth
Third Year:
PATHWAYS TO UNI CONT.
EDITHCOWANUNIVERSITY
Course:
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
(8 Units credit)
Second Year:
University of Tasmania
Hobart
Third Year:
University of Tasmania
UTAS
Course:
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
(8 Units credit)
Second Year:
University of Wollongong
Wollongong
Third Year:
University of Wollongong
UOW
CHOOSEYOURPATH.
CHOOSEYOURFUTURE.
* Course pathways are subject to change. For all current pathway options, please visit www.iibt.edu.au.
Course:
Bachelor of Business Suite
FIrst Year:
IIBT Diploma of BA
Second Year:
Swinburne University
Melbourne
Third Year:
SWINBURNE

Curtin University
Curtin University is Western Australia’s largest university with a total of 16 locations across Australia, Singapore and East
Malaysia. Curtin’s mission is to change minds, lives and the world through their leadership, innovation and excellence
in teaching and research. Curtin University offers a wide range of undergraduate and post-graduate courses and high
impact research in minerals and energy, ICT, health and sustainable development.
Location: Kent Street, Bentley, Western Australia.
Edith Cowan University (ECU)
Edith Cowan University (ECU) is a large multi-campus institution that offers over 320 different courses of study. ECU
has developed a lively research culture and is a pioneer in breaking down educational barriers in order to develop
alternative pathways into university. Partnered with researchers at the cutting edge of their field, ECU offers a
powerhouse of educational facilities.
Location: 2 Bradford Street, Mount Lawley, Western Australia
Bond University
Bond University was established in 1989 with the vision of being Australia’s first private, not-for-profit university,
providing an exclusive educational experience. Bond provides state-of- the-art facilities with small classes aimed at
personalising education. With a global network active in over 120 countries around the world, students are connected
to practically anywhere in the world.
Location: 14 University Drive, Robina Queensland, Australia
PARTNER UNIVERSITIES
2nd Year Uni
at a choice of leading
Unis including
Curtin and ECU
2nd Year Uni
Unis including
Curtin and ECU

University of Tasmania (UTAS)
With lecturers experienced in the corporate world and small student to lecturer ratios, UTAS is a leader in Australian
university education. With state-of- the-art facilities, including laboratories and simulation centres, students at all levels
of their studies are equipped with the best resources to further their education.
Location: Hunter Street, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
University of Wollongong (UOW)
UOW is renowned internationally for its teaching and research and equips students with broad-minded thinking,
hands on experience and the skills to succeed in their chosen field. The University’s commitment to connection and
excellence is what sets them apart. UOW ranks in the top 2% of universities in Australia and focuses on academic
excellence and making a tangible difference in the world.
Location: Northfields Avenue, Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia
Central Queensland University
CQU continues to be a leader in distance education and has established itself as a research focused university. It
is recognised as one of Australia’s most inclusive universities and provides some of the best graduate outcomes to
students.
Location: Canning Street, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
2n
at a
U
C
2nd Year Uni
Unis including
Curtin and ECU
Swinburne is a progressive university that focuses on high impact global research to increase
the drive of modern, internationalised economies and workplaces. Students can build a degree
program that suits their individual study interests and career needs. This is teamed with excellent
facilities which create a more personal educational experience for its students
Location: John Street, Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia

PATHWAYS
TOYOUR
FUTURE
Guaranteed entry into selected Australian Universities
Access a range of degrees across the disciplines
Affordable tuition fees
Innovation and internship opportunities
Scholarships available

The Certificate IV in Business provides graduates with the skills to continue their studies into the Diploma of Business
Admnistration and to progress from there into second year of university.
The Certificate IV of Business has a strong focus on customer service, marketing, business communications and
Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S).
CourseStructure:
There are 10 units of competency that must be completed to achieve this qualification:
• Implement and monitor WHS policies, procedures and programs to meet legislative requirements (BSBWHS401)
• Coordinate business resources (BSBADM409)
• Analyse and present research information (BSBRES401)
• Write complex documents (BSBWRT401)
• Develop and use complex spreadsheets (BSBITU402)
• Develop teams and individuals (BSBLED401)
• Promote innovation in a team environment (BSBINN301)
• Undertake project work (BSBPMG522)
• Identify risk and apply risk management processes (BSBRSK401)
• Make a presentation (BSBCMM401)
Duration:
5 months, Full Time
Contact hours: 22.5 per week (full time)
Part time available
FEES:
Tuition Fee: $ 6,000 International Students
$ 2,700 Australian Students
Resource Fee: $ 60
Enrolment Fee: $ 150
BSB40215 CERTIFICATE IV IN BUSINESS
TODAY COULD BE THE FIRST DAY
OF THE REST OF
YOUR LIFE.
ENTRYREQUIREMENTS:
All students
Year 11 or equivalent; or a Certificate
III qualification
International Students
IELTS 5.0 with no band below 5.0
CRICOS Course Code: 086990A IIBT National Provider Code: 51687
IIBT CRICOS Provider Code: 03345F

The Diploma of Business Administration is the equivalent to the first year of a business-related undergraduate degree at
Australian universities. On successful completion of the course, students are eligible to enter second year of a relevant
Bachelor degree at one of IIBT’s partner universities including ECU, Curtin, Bond, Swinburne, UTAS, Wollongong and
CQUniversity.
The Diploma of Business Administration covers the first year equivalent of a commerce degree, allowing students to
learn the key areas of knowledge required in business. This provides students with the experience to choose a relevant
bachelor degree that fits their future career prospects, eliminating course changes once at university.
CourseStructure:
Business Statistics (BS101)
Introduction to Accounting (ACC 101)
Principles of Marketing (MKTG 101)
Management Information System (MIS 101)
Principles of Economics (ECO 101)
Introduction to Finance (FIN 101)
Management in Organisations (MGT 101)
Business Law (BL 101)
Professional Communications (PC 101 & 102) (2 half units)
Duration:
Full Time (Standard) – 12 months
Full Time (Fast Track) – 8 months
Part Time – 18 months or greater (Australian students only)
Contact hours: 22.5 per week (full time)
Part time available
CourseRules:
Full Time (Standard): 3 units over 3 trimesters (12 months duration)
Full Time (Fast Track): 4.5 units over 2 trimesters (8 months duration)
Part Time: 1+ units per trimester (18 months duration)
Australian Students
All students are enrolled in the Full Time (Standard) mode of study (1 year duration) unless they are an Australian
Student with an ATAR greater than 65. These students are eligible to study the Diploma of Business Administration in
Full Time (Fast Track) mode.
Fast Track means that a student can complete the Diploma in two trimesters as opposed to the Full Time (Standard)
study mode of three trimesters. Students meeting this criteria must apply to study in Full Time (Fast Track) mode
prior to course commencement, or within the first two weeks of their first trimester, and will be required to attend an
on-campus interview prior to approval.
Diploma of Business Administration (Dip BA)

All international students will be enrolled into the Full Time (Standard) mode.
International students intending to undertake the Full Time (Fast Track) mode must apply within the first two weeks of
their first trimester, and will be required to attend an on-campus interview prior to approval.
Considerations influencing approval of a Full Time (Fast Track) application will include the following: English language
competency (IELTS 5.5 or greater with no band less than 5.5); academic history; rationale for the application; supporting
documentation/references from employers or lecturers confirming ability to manage the study load; demonstrated
commitment to a study plan.
Entryrequirements:
Australian Students
Year 12 or equivalent
ATAR : not required
WACE : Certificate of Completion or equivalent. No specific courses are required to be studied.
VET sector Cert IV or Diploma in relevant course (eg Business, IT, Management)
Mature Age
You are welcome to apply and may be able to receive Recognition of Prior Learning – speak with us for further
information based on your personal circumstances.
Year 12 or equivalent
IELTS 5.5 (Academic) with no individual band below 5.0
Successful completion of Academic English III at IIBT
FEES:
Tuition Fee: $19,250 International Students
$ 8,250 Australian Students
Resource Fee: $ 400
Having the
opportunity to
study a variety of
units in the Dip
BA enabled me to
try all aspects of a
business degree,
plus the lecturer support was
amazing and made it a really
enjoyable studying experience.
CRICOS Course Code: 078127G Diploma of Business Administration

MY DAY AT IIBT
7:00AM Fridays are a bright and early wake up call. This is my busiest day because I
have lectures, tutorials and preparation classes.
8:15am–9:45am Although it is an early class, my Business Statistics lecture always
leaves me feeling rewarded for the effort of being here . This is one of my favourite
classes. Our lecturer motivates us to participate during class, making it really enjoyable
to learn new information.
9:45am–10:00am Morning tea. This is when I stretch my legs and grab my morning
coffee. There is such a variety of food stores around campus, I never run out of options
of what to eat.
10:00am–12:30PM Now it’s time to settle in for the Business Statistics tutorial.
This is where I feel the challenge of learning new concepts and how they apply
to the business world. The activities always keep me alert and the workbooks
summarise what we have learnt in each class which is really helpful.
12:30Pm–1:00PM Lunch time. The best way to break up the day is to
head across the road from campus for a quick noodle or curry dish. The
food around here is just so good and it’s all right on the door step of the
IIBT campus.
1:00Pm–3:00PM The final class for a Friday is uni preparation. It is
where I get to check that I know how to reference and write properly –
ready for uni.
3:00PM After a long and stimulating day, my friends and I
are going to catch the bus back home before dinner out in
Northbridge and a night of karaoke.

WHY ENGLISH AT IIBT?
IIBT English offers student a warm and supportive learning environment where students can develop their language
skills to match their communicative goals.
Our modern and well-equipped campus is located in the heart of Victoria Park along the vibrant café strip where you
can enjoy great food, coffee and shopping along with the convenience of a major supermarket, pharmacy, post office
and train station nearby.
Our qualified and experienced teaching team make sure that the classroom experience at IIBT English is stimulating and
engaging with lots of opportunity for students to develop and apply new skills in authentic communicative situations.
At IIBT, we believe that the best environment in which to learn a language is one that is comfortable, caring and safe.
Our ‘small campus’ atmosphere provides students with a personalised experience where individual study needs are
met, where additional academic support is provided without further charge and where students can access up to date
learning resources such as our spacious classrooms, library and state of the art computer laboratory.
IIBT runs English classes in morning and afternoon shifts, allowing students time to pursue their own interests, work
part-time and access self-study options. IIBT courses are designed to be purposeful and meaningful, preparing
students fully for their chosen academic pathways.
IIBT English students are encouraged to be both collaborative and independent learners who are active participants
in their own learning. This is reflected in a range of authentic classroom tasks, such as classroom surveys, teamwork
projects, research based activities, presentations and more.
IIBT English students leave their studies with us feeling confident that they have the proficiency to manage whatever
comes next….be it our Diploma program or a university course in Australia.
• Modern campus located in a vibrant urban environment close to all amenities
• Interesting and relevant courses that lead to various academic pathways
• Personalised attention inclusive of free additional tutoring as required
• Convenient morning or afternoon study times
• Access to excellent learning facilities

GENERAL ENGLISH II & III
General English is a proven study option for students who are looking to improve their English abilities.
These courses focus on four key language skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening, as well
as grammar, vocabulary and pronounciation.
General English is the first step in your educational journey in Australia and allows students to build a solid foundation
which will prepare them for further study in Academic English.
General English II
PREREQUISITES:
Candidates without formal assessment will be
interviewed and undergo IIBT’s internal testing
system. Students need to demonstrate a
language level across all macro skills equivalent to
ISLPR 1 (or IELTS 3).
Age - 16+
Duration:
Full time - 20 weeks
ContactHours:
Full time - 22.5 hours per week
Part time available
MaximumStudentsperClass:
18 Students (class average 12 students)
FEEs:
Tuition Fee: $ 7,000 (20 weeks)
Resource Fee: $ 60
General English III
PREREQUISITEs:
Candidates without formal assessment will be
interviewed and undergo IIBT’s internal testing
system. Students need to demonstrate a
language level across all macro skills equivalent to
ISLPR 1+ (or IELTS 4).
Age - 16+
Duration:
Full time - 20 weeks
ContactHours:
Full time - 22.5 hours per week
Part time available
MaximumStudentsperClass:
18 Students (class average 12 students
FEEs:
Tuition Fee: $ 7,000 (20 weeks)
Resource Fee: $ 60
Certificate II in Spoken and Written English
10363NAT | CRICOS: 080646K
Certificate III in Spoken and Written English
10364NAT | CRICOS: 080647J

ACADEMIC ENGLISH III, IV & V
PREREQUISITEs:
International students
IELTS - 5.0 (or equivalent recognised English test)
(no individual band below 4.5)
Successful completion of General English III at IIBT
Age - 16 years +
Duration:
12 weeks
Contact Hours - 22.5 hours per week
FEEs:
Tuition Fee: $ 4,820
Resource Fee: $ 60
Academic English III, IV and V are a proven pathway for entry into Australian universities.
Students can progress through these programs in order to enter most of our partner universities without needing to
sit the IELTS test.
Academic English III CRICOS Course Code: 086254M
I loved the way my
English teacher
made sure each
exercise was
suited to my level
of English.
This gave me the confidence to
interact in class and improve my
English skills socially.

Academic English IV
PREREQUISITEs:
(no individual band less then 5.0)
Age - 16 years +
Duration:
12 weeks
Part time available
FEEs:
Resource Fee: $ 60
Our English class was nice and small, which made learning and completing our
class exercises so much easier because we had that extra attention.
Academic English IV CRICOS Course Code: 086255K

Academic English V
PREREQUISITEs:
(no individual band less then 5.5)
Age - 16 years +
Duration:
12 weeks
Part time available
FEEs:
Resource Fee: $ 60
Completing Academic
English has given me so
much confidence.
I know I can now continue on with my studies
at a level at which I can achieve my very best.
This gave me the confidence to interact in
class and improve my English skills socially.
Academic English V CRICOS Course Code: 086256J

MY DAY AT IIBT - academic english
7:45AM Time to get to the bus stop, so I can make my 8:15am class. I need to catch the bus
at 7:50am because I don’t want to be late.
8:15am–9:45am My Academic English class has just begun and we are working on our
oral presentations that are due in a couple of weeks. It has been a great assignment because
we were each given a subject to research and present to the class.
9:45am–10:00am Morning tea time. My favourite place to grab a quick bite to eat is the
bakery up the road. It is so close I can grab my savoury scroll and coffee with plenty of time to
spare.
10:00am–11:30AM We are now heading into the computer lab to research our
presentation topic. I love it when we are in the computer lab because our teacher teaches us
how to reference our work correctly.
11:30Pm–11:45AM Now it’s time for our second break of the day. I am heading up to the
Post Office up the road to send some postcards back home. Everything is so close to the IIBT
Campus that I can do my grocery shopping, banking and money exchange all in one place. It is
the best.
11:45Am–12:45PM We are finishing up our class today with some listening activities to
help with English terminology. Our teacher is very good at coming up with interactive games
for us, so that we can remember what we have learnt.
12:45PM Class is over for today and I am going to to head across the road with some
friends to grab some lunch and then we’ll go home to work on our homework for tomorrow.

CertIV
Business
Diploma
BusinessAdmin
General
EnglishIII
Academic
EnglishIII
COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
IIBT’s flexible study options allow for multiple university pathways for students. There are many programs on offer for
all levels of students.
These pathways enable students to study at a number of different levels and then progress to one of our partner
universities across Australia.
IELTS
3.0
IELTS
4.0
IELTS
5.0
IELTS
5.0
IELTS
5.5
General
EnglishII
20
WEEKS
20
WEEKS
12
WEEKS
20
WEEKS
36
WEEKS
General
EnglishIII
Academic
EnglishIII
Academic
EnglishIV
Diploma
BusinessAdmin
2ndYear
PartnerUni
Academic
EnglishIV
IELTS
5.5
12
WEEKS
EnglishDirectEntry
toPartnerUni

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OF LIFE WHAT
YOU PUT IN.
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LIVE BRIGHTER.

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