Absolutely, it is possible. Many international students in countries like Australia begin their studies with basic English skills. English instructors in Australia are well-versed in teaching non-native speakers and are accustomed to various accents from around the world. Whether you are from Spain, Italy, Japan, or Thailand, the learning environment is highly supportive. English is used as the primary medium of instruction, and beyond improving your language skills, you will also gain exposure to the diverse accents of students from different countries.

Yes, under an Australian student visa, you are permitted to work up to 24 hours per fortnight during the academic term. For certain programs, such as a Master's by research or a PhD, full-time work is allowed. Additionally, during school breaks, students are permitted to work full-time.

Begin by identifying your interests and passions. Consider what career path appeals to you and what skills you already possess. Some individuals may find that they wish to pursue a completely different field than what they have studied previously, which is perfectly acceptable. It is never too late to make a new start. In Australia, there is a wide range of courses available, from culinary arts and sports training to design and interior decoration. The key is to find a course that aligns with your lifestyle and career goals. At iGEM, we pride ourselves on assisting students in finding the course that best fits their unique needs.

Choosing the right city depends on your personal preferences and lifestyle. Australia is a vast country with different states, each offering unique climates and experiences. Research or seek advice to determine which city aligns with the type of environment and lifestyle you are looking for during your studies.

Many Thai students start with English courses before transitioning to other popular programs such as Business Management or Commercial Cookery. In recent times, courses in Childcare, Aged Care, Design, IT, and university-level programs have also become quite popular. Australian universities are globally renowned and offer a wide variety of courses. It is crucial to choose a course that not only interests you but also contributes to your future career goals. If you require additional guidance, iGEM is always available to provide personalized advice.

Yes, there are numerous scholarship opportunities. Australian universities frequently offer scholarships to international students, with some covering up to 50% of tuition fees. We recommend keeping an eye on updates and promotions through iGEM to stay informed about the latest opportunities.

The duration of your student visa will correspond to the length of your course. You can verify this information in your Immigration Grant Notification.

No, it is not difficult. iGEM provides assistance with TFN applications at no charge. Once you receive your TFN, it is important to keep it secure, as it contains sensitive personal information.

iGEM also offers free assistance in applying for an ABN (Australian Business Number). However, you must first have a TFN in order to apply for an ABN, which is required for certain business activities or freelance work in Australia.