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Dear Igor Ozerin,
VIKITRAVEL
UniAgents is pleased to offer the opportunity to represent "Stanley College" in Australia.
About Stanley College
Stanley College delivers nationally accredited and recognised Certificate and Diploma courses in General English, Business, Leadership and Management, Hospitality, Health, Child Care, Security andProfessional Year Accounting. Stanley College is one of the largest private colleges in Perth, Western Australia, having more than 1,500 International and Australian Students from 42 countries.
Stanley College is a quality Registered Training Organisation (RTO) which has two campuses conveniently located in Perth City and a third campus in the Northern metropolitan area.
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Faculties and Courses Available:
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Accommodation and Homestay:
Stanley College provides international students with appropriate accommodation options. We will ensure that international students have a safe, enjoyable and worthwhile learning experience while living with either a homestay family or at a share accommodation. Students will be provided with a fully furnished bedroom with the use of household utilities.
If you are interested to represent Stanley College or have any queries, please write an email to:
Camila Cuellar
Marketing Officer
Stanley International College Pty Ltd
T: +61 8 9227 1797
E: camila@stanleycollege.edu.au
W: www.stanleycollege.edu.au
Embark on a journey with us to DISCOVER, LEARN AND ENJOY!
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- World class universities: Australia has eight of the top 100 universities in the world and 14 institutions in the top 100 under 50 years old
- Flexible work rights: Student visa holders can work for up to 40 hours per fortnight (2 weeks).
- Excellence across all fields: Australian universities feature in the top 50 ranked universities in the world in Engineering & Technology, Arts & Humanities, Social Sciences, Clinical, Pre-clinical & Health, Life Sciences and Physical Sciences.
- Best student cities: Australia has six of the best student cities in the world based on affordability, student mix, quality of life, employer activity and quality of institutions. Melbourne ranked number 2 globally, with Sydney in fourth place, followed by Canberra (21), Brisbane (23), Adelaide (29), Perth (3 .
- Enviable lifestyle: Of the top 10 most liveable cities in the world, four are Australian.
- Recognised quality education: Australia's higher education structure is one of the 10 best in the world.
- Diversity: More 22,000 courses on offer in 1100 Australian institutions.
- Vibrancy: Australia is a young, dynamic nation.
To find out more about all the study opportunities available in Australia, please visit www.studyinaustralia.gov.au.Rising number of students from Europe and Russia choosing to study in Australia More than 50,000 students from all over Europe (including Russia) chose to study in Australia in 2014 across all four education sectors: higher education, vocational education (VET), English language and secondary school. This figure represents an increase of 12 per cent on the previous year. Australia is the third most popular English-speaking destination globally, with almost 600,000 international enrolments annually.World-renowned roboticist Peter Corke, from the Queensland University of Technology Science and Engineering Faculty, has developed the first massive open online courses (MOOCs) on robotics designed for undergraduate students. The first course, Introduction to Robotics, runs for six weeks from this month, while the seven-week Robotic Vision MOOC commences on April 12. More than 1000 people have already signed up for QUT's first-ever MOOCs. The courses are free and open to an unlimited number of students worldwide. Other robotics MOOCs currently available globally focus on post-graduate students. The QUT MOOCs will allow participants to build their own robot initially, followed by a vision system. They will also offer students a certificate of completion. Professor Corke, who heads up the ARC Centre of Excellence in Robotic Vision at QUT, is planning to run advanced versions of the courses in 2016. YouTube lectures by Professor Corke have already recorded more than 90,000 views, with one lecture watched 34,000 times.Solar scientists at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) have set a world first for converting sunlight into electricity. The team from the Australian Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics (ACAP) converted more than 40% of the sunlight hitting a solar cell into electricity, the highest efficiency ever reported. The ACAP team is also responsible for creating the first photovoltaic system to convert sunlight to electricity with more than 20% efficiency in 1989. "We used commercial solar cells, but in a new way, so these efficiency improvements are readily accessible to the solar industry," said Dr Mark Keevers, the UNSW solar scientist who managed the project. "The new results are based on the use of focused sunlight, and are particularly relevant to photovoltaic (PV) power towers being developed in Australia," said Professor Martin Green, UNSW Scientia Professor and Director of the ACAP. Australian company RayGen, which provided design and technical support for the high efficiency prototype, is keen to develop large-scale solar towers using arrays of mirrors to focus sunlight on photovoltaic cells. Read more about the project on the UNSW website.