International
Students
AIIC is pleased to consider applications from overseas students to attend the school. We welcome international students to join our diverse community.
Overseas Students
We’re thrilled to share that AIIC College is now accepting applications from international students!
Our esteemed institution offers a wide range of programs tailored to meet the needs of international students. Whether you choose our Durack campus, Gold Coast campus, or city campus, you’ll experience a vibrant and supportive learning environment.
Currently, only the following campuses offer CRICOS.
Entrance Requirements
Overseas students applying for enrolment at Australia International Islamic College (AIIC) are required to
provide the following records:
1. Completed enrolment application form.
2. Certified transcripts of academic records from the last two years of schooling.
3. Copy of passport page and birth certificate
4. Copies of English language test/evidence of English language proficiency.
5. Homestay form (if applicable)
After all the above requirements and documentation have been provided, the application will go through our enrollment procedure, which you can find here.
PRIMARY – PREP to YEAR 6 (CRICOS: 089360G)
Offered at: Durack, Logan, Gold Coast, and City Campus.
English Competency
Students from these year levels are assessed individually to determine their English level of understanding.
Students should note that if their language proficiency is low, they may be required to undertake an
intensive English language course before entering mainstream studies.
SECONDARY JUNIOR – YEAR 7 to YEAR 10 (CRICOS: 082645F)
Offered at: Durack and Gold Coast only.
English Competency
Students whose first language is not English must have a Level 4 IELTS with no less than 4 in speaking and
listening.
Students wishing to enter AIIC below year 10 level are assessed individually based on the contents of their
report cards and personal references and may be also required to undertake a language proficiency test
set out by AIIC
Students should note that if their language proficiency is below that outlined above, they may be required
to undertake an intensive English language course at AIIC before entering mainstream studies.
SECONDARY SENIOR – YEAR 11 to YEAR 12 (CRICOS: 082646E)
Offered at: Durack and Gold Coast only.
English Competency
Students whose first language is not English must have a Level 4 IELTS with no less than 4 in speaking
and listening.
Students should note that if their language proficiency is below that outlined above, they may be required
to undertake an intensive English language course at AIIC before entering mainstream studies.
For admission to Board Subjects (subjects which lead to calculation of an ATAR university entrance) at
year 11 and 12 at AIIC, students, whose first language is not English must achieve a minimum of Level 5
IELTS with no less than 4 in reading and writing. Where specific subjects have entry requirements, these
must be met.
Students should note that if their language proficiency is below that outlined above, they may be required
to undertake an intensive English language course at AIIC before entering mainstream studies.
INTERNATIONAL FEE STRUCTURE
All figures below are in Australian Dollars | All fees are
subject to change
TUITION FEE SCHEDULE
Semester 1 fees: $6,500 AU
Semester 2 fees: $6,500 AU
BOOKS & STATIONERY
Prep $612
Year 1 $784
Year 2 $753
Year 3 $791
Year 4 $799
Year 5 $772
Year 6 $743
Completion of online enrolment applications requires payment of a non-refundable enrolment fee of AUD$250 by credit card only.
TUITION FEE SCHEDULE
Semester 1 fees: $7000 AU
Semester 2 fees: $7000 AU
BOOKS & STATIONERY
Year 7 $577
Year 8 $577
Year 9 $587
Year 10 $515
Completion of online enrolment applications requires payment of a non-refundable enrolment fee of AUD$250 by credit card only.
TUITION FEE SCHEDULE
Semester 1 fees: $7,500 AU
Semester 2 fees: $7,500 AU
BOOKS & STATIONERY
Year 11 $600
Year 12 $600
Completion of online enrolment applications requires payment of a non-refundable enrolment fee of AUD$250 by credit card only.
Ready to start the application process?
HOMESTAY
Homestay is an integral part of the caring support provided for international students attending Australian
International Islamic College.
All homestay families are carefully selected by the Homestay Coordinator to ensure they can provide a
quality and caring environment for our international students during their stay in Brisbane.
Homestay fees include full board, breakfast, lunch, and evening meal. All meals are Halal. All international
student has access to internet, bathroom, and laundry facilities.
The homestay program immerses students in the Australian culture, providing an opportunity to establish
positive and long-lasting happy memories.
We encourage all international students to involve themselves in family life which also assists with their
English language development.
Our homestay providers are mainly Muslim families attending Australian International Islamic College. This
ensures your child can uphold their Islamic identity within a caring Islamic environment.
LIVING IN AUSTRALIA
Brisbane is a melting pot of cultures and traditions. Brisbane is rapidly becoming international students
preferred study destination.
Australia places a significant emphasis on mutual respect and tolerance. It is a place for everyone to
achieve their highest potential regardless of their origin, faith, race, or religion.
There are several accommodation options. Students who are accompanied by their parents, can rent units
or houses in the suburbs. The rental cost varies depending on the type of accommodation and suburbs. It
could be anywhere between $250 and $500 per week.
Unaccompanied students can only stay in the college approved homestay accommodation. The cost is $400
per week.
The cost of living varies depending on the personal lifestyle and location. The Insider Guides provides an
excellent calculator to estimate the cost of living. The calculator can be found HERE
College Policies
CRICOS Student Policies
Attendance Policy
Child Protection Policy
Entry Requirement Policy
Mobile phone and personal device policy
Overseas Student Transfer Request Policy
Policy and Procedures for Flexible Schooling Arrangements
School Accommodation and welfare Policy
School Complaints and appeals Policy
School Critical Incident Policy
School Deferment, Suspension and Cancellation Policy
School Refund Policy
Student Conduct Agreement Policy
Student Handbook
International Student Handbook
Homestay College Policies
Guidelines for selecting Homestay families
Monitoring Homestay families
Orientation Homestay families
Risk Management Homestay Strategy