留学签证路上我们一起同行------ 多年留学与签证辅导经验------ 专业解答各类问题

JUSTIN_JIANG · 发表于 2011-12-7 11:35:15

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我2006年来澳学习，毕业于国立大学（ANU）,之后在一所学校的国际学生部担任过Admissions/Enrolment Officer, 专门负责留学生的Enrolment (注册)。因此对学校内部的流程，特别是招生部十分熟悉。各所学校的流程基本差不多，只是细微的入学要求有所差别。并且自己DIY办理了PR，在此过程中也学到了很多。常年在爱问留学论坛，澳洲网，google网等澳洲各大网站义务为大家解答问题！
来澳这么多年，也积累了不少经验。对留学，打工，移民，澳洲当地的风土人情了解蛮多的．先后在悉尼，堪培拉，阿德莱德居住过．童鞋们有任何问题尽管问我，我尽力帮忙，希望你们少走些弯路,顺利实现留学梦想.
同学们或许有所了解，澳大利亚大学授课类的课程开学日期大部分集中在一年当中的2月与7月份。如果考虑来澳洲留学，是很有必要提前准备，不管是心理上的还是申请材料的准备等。以下从几个方面来说明一般指导性的准备，对于个体的差异，所引起的材料准备差异在此暂时不予以考虑。
问题
1
：大三的时候可以申请澳大利亚大学吗？
答复：大学没有严格规定，大三不可以申请。除少数大学，例如UNSW等，严格要求需要至少6个学期的成绩单才考虑是否给予conditionaloffer （有条件录取）。但即使这样，也不代表你的申请无效，只不过暂时处于暂置（on hold）状态。从此点而言，至少提前了解了材料准备以及整个流程，今后成绩单更新后即可开启审理。
问题
2
：需要准备的前期大学申请材料有哪些？
一般性的指导性材料需求如下（特殊情况未予以考虑，亲，请直接询问留学辅导顾问）：1. 护照（如暂时没有，可以后补）2. 个人英文简历3. 雅思或托福成绩（如暂时没有，可以后补）4. 在读证明5. 成绩单6. 评分体系（非紧急材料，如果含有非百分制衡量成绩的科目时，尽量提供此）7. 推荐信等（非必需，如有，可考虑附上）
问题
3
：没有雅思或托福成绩可以申请吗？
答复：当然可以。语言能力只是在最后争取录取前满足要求即可，可以后补。
问题
4
：最好在什么阶段开始准备申请呢？答复：如有可能，大三或者大四均可开始准备申请，心理提前有个准备，会比较好些。
问题
5
：我的语言能力不够，是否可以通过读语言班满足要求呢？答复：一般而言，国际学生来英语为母语的国家留学，需要提供语言能力的证明，例如雅思，托福或其它满足大学政策要求的语言能力证明。如果您的语言能力，暂时达不到意向专业的直接入学要求时，大学会提供相配套的语言课程学习，同学们在满足语言学校成绩要求后，可以升读大学主课程，在此，提起的就是语言直升班课程。
问题
5
：我没有雅思或其它语言能力证明材料是否可以直接报读大学的语言直升班呢？答复：语言直升班，每个大学都有制定最低的雅思，托福或其它认可的语言考试的最低标准，因此，直升班是需要前提与基础的。一般大部分大学的要求会是总分6，单项最低5.5。具体案例具体分析，在此谈的是一般性的要求，每个申请都需要去核实清楚哦。

QQ1195916866 · 发表于 2011-12-23 14:39:18

感谢分享哦

williamchang · 发表于 2011-12-23 19:58:30

呵呵！英国都取消了，澳洲还在继续忽悠，目的就是吸引留学的奶牛过来。
这样又可以忽悠一段时间，到最后下一步就是取消PWS签证了。
到时候就真的彻底结束了，这样子从一开始毕业移民到毕业移民分家再到最后结束，整整十年。

JUSTIN_JIANG · 发表于 2012-7-6 17:29:34

本帖最后由 JUSTIN_JIANG 于 2012-8-10 18:01 编辑
媒体消息分享：大意为英国近期取消PSW工作签证与澳洲目前刚导入PSW毕业生工作签证形成鲜明的对比。原文如下----
A study by a leading British immigration expert has shown that some recent changes in the country's immigration system could impact on the number of international students travelling to Australia.
The UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) has recently released the findings of a survey that focused on the changes put in place by various government departments.
In its study of over 5,000 responses, it found that the recent actions of various organisations had damaged the country's reputation as a desirable place to pursue an education.
In particular the report says that the abolition of the Post Study Work Scheme was having a profound impact on the number of international students who were willing to travel to the UK.
Chair of the UKCISA Board of Trustees Professor Paul Webley said the actions were to be "widely lamented" by both migrant students and the education industry as a whole.
Webley pointed out that the changes were in stark contrast with the policies put in place by the Australian government - with the new work visas for those migrants who complete a degree introduced with the Knight reforms ** the country a much more attractive proposition over the long term.
"With the announcement by Australia of its new Post-Study Work scheme, it is quite possible that significant numbers will be attracted to go there instead and that the real impact on numbers choosing the UK will only be felt in 2012," said Webley.
The results form the second major study performed by UKCISA into the state of student migration, with the findings recommending that information and advice on the individual's option needed to be both clear and consistent.
In these cases a registered migration agent can give an educational institution the edge they need - providing sound advice to students looking to extend their stay in Australia beyond their graduation date.
This sort of valuable service is of the kind that Webley's report said was sadly lacking in the UK - with only one in five surveyed stating that they felt welcomed by the country as a whole.
He asserted: "Respondents said that the most recent changes have made the UK appear less welcoming