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MERCURY
COLLEGES Sydney, Australia
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“Mercury Colleges will provide and exceed all the requirements for the
delivery of quality education. We will provide our students with the
necessary skills required in the job markets; we remain at the forefront
of quality education and will provide a high level of education, training
and facilities.”
www.mercurycolleges.com
Welcome to Mercury
I take great pleasure in welcoming you to Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd
in Bondi (Sydney), Australia.
Mercury Colleges has been welcoming students here for over 35

years. The College has a long history in Australia, and over the years
has earned an enviable reputation for its quality teaching.
We are proud of our many graduates who have achieved

professional success, and have made important contributions to
their communities.
The staff at the Mercury Colleges is truly international and multi-

lingual. They have been drawn to the College because of its
professionalism, fellowship and commitment to promoting cultural
exchange.
l Support through individual attention in small classes,
At Mercury Colleges, we seek to benefit the interests of our tutorials and interactive learning situations
students through educational and cultural interchange in a l Theory with practical applications, with up-to-date syllabus
learning environment of distinction. We endeavour to provide our and technology
students with: l The wisdom and experience of our highly qualified teachers
l Accredited courses. and trainers.
l Advice on careers and accommodation
I warmly invite you to join Mercury Colleges and experience a
l Assurance of quality and value for money
highly motivated learning environment. The staff and I are looking
l Society and vocational developments
forward to the opportunity to welcoming you to the campus and
l The opportunity for personal development, self-confidence helping you to achieve your educational and career goals.
and self-esteem
l A secure, motivational environment and a warm reception Ms. Neda Morris
for people of all ages and backgrounds Director
Why Sydney? www.intercambio.com.br
Sydney is one of the most exciting, modern, cosmopolitan, beautiful More Affordable Cost of Living
and multi-cultural cities in the world, with a magnificent harbour Sydney offers you a more affordable cost of living compared to other
and attractive city environment. destinations such as the USA, Canada and the UK. It costs between
AUD$12,000 and AUD$15,000 per year for accommodation, food,
transport, clothing, medical and entertainment. You must add an
Weather additional 35% for a spouse and 15%–20% per dependant.
Sydney’s weather is perfect throughout the year, with mild winters
and moderate summers, making it an attractive destination for
students from all over the world. The People
Australia is proud of its multi-cultural heritage. People from over
100 countries live in Australia. It is a welcoming and friendly place
Shopping and is one of the few safe study destinations in the world.
Home to major retail shopping centres, Sydney also boasts a range
of boutique and specialty stores which offer you everything you
could possibly want. Transport
Sydney has one of the most modern and convenient transport
systems including trains, ferries and buses.
Recreation
Sydney is proud of its recreational facilities. It is a city that takes
full advantage of its environment. Its many attractions include the Australian Qualification
Harbour Bridge, Sydney Harbour, the Opera House, the Aquarium, Australian qualifications are highly regarded worldwide. Many
Museums, Sydney Tower, China Town, the Queen Victoria Building, international companies actively recruit at Australian institutions.
Taronga Zoo and some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The Australian Government oversees education providers and
ensures that quality standards are met. International students’ fees
are protected by the Government.
Work Experience
A student visa allows you to work 20 hours per week during the
study term and full time during College holidays. Sydney provides
good opportunities for part time and casual work. Rates of wages
may range from AUD$10 to AUD$18 per hour for casual work
depending on the job.
Why study with us?

At Mercury Colleges courses are designed to provide intensive • Care and Counselling
training for career success in a professional learning environment • Social Programs
that is both challenging and motivating with the goal of • Accommodation Options
employment and/or further study. The Diploma course provides an • Free Internet
alternative pathway to university entrance. The course is available • Student Lounge and Lunch Area (microwaves ovens, fridges,
to Australian students full time and to international students full vending machines provided for students).
time on a student visa aged 18 years and older.
Mercury Colleges is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO). It is
Cost Advantage
accredited through the NSW Government Vocational Education • Quality education at affordable prices offering value for money.
and Training Accreditation Board (VETAB) to issue qualifications.
The qualifications are recognised nationally in post-compulsory
Flexibility Advantage
education and training within Australia under the Australian • Flexible timetables which meet students’ needs (morning and
Government’s Australian Qualifications Training Framework (AQTF). evening options)
• 14 intakes per year
Facilities • We offer flexible delivery and ongoing assessment. There are
Our classrooms are modern, well lit and insulated against outside no final exams.
noise or interference from other classes, air-conditioned and have
windows. They are fitted with sufficient power points, teacher and Location Advantage
student furniture. General facilities for students include: • Mercury Colleges is located in a new high-rise building in Bondi
• Language Assistance Junction, a convenient ten minutes from the city centre and
• Computer Labs five minutes from the world famous Bondi Beach.
Services Offered To Our Students
Mercury Colleges ensures that our students have the best learning General Help and Counselling
environment and services. Our friendly staff provides the support At Mercury Colleges we understand that when students come
to make your learning experience in Australia as enjoyable as to Australia they are faced with different problems. We provide
possible. language assistance for students, help them open bank accounts
and help with any other enquiries they may have.
Orientation Days We also provide a college counsellor to work with Student having
Orientation Days at the start of the term play an important role in difficulty with course work or personal problems.
finalising registration, timetables, course selection etc and provide
a valuable opportunity for students to get to know the staff. Job Placement
We provide job placement to our students and assist them in finding
Social Programs the job of their choice at an extra cost. We also help in improving
We provide students with the information and opportunities to presentation and interview skills and in preparing resumés.
participate in a number of social activities throughout their course.
Work Opportunities and Visa Assistance
These may include sporting activities, sightseeing, barbeques, river Mercury Colleges’ Student Services Department assists overseas
cruises, nature walks, parties, cultural events and festivals. students to gain a working permit during the period of their studies
at Mercury Colleges.
Airport Pick-Up
We arrange airport pick-up on request to make sure that our Medical Insurance
students feel welcome on their first day of arrival in Australia and All international students are required to have Overseas Student
escort them to their pre-arranged accommodation. Health Cover (OSHC). Mercury Colleges can arrange medical
insurance for students. All fees for OSHC are to be paid at the same
Accommodation and Homestay time as the tuition fees.
Our Homestay services provide an opportunity to stay with an
Australian family and experience the Australian culture and
lifestyle.
We also assist students in finding accommodation of their choice.
Language Assistance
We have multi-lingual staff to help overseas students with any
difficulties they may encounter.
Courses Offered & Enrolment Process
Mercury Colleges is one of the first colleges in Sydney to accredit How to Apply
courses with the State Accreditation Authority.
Selection and enrolment at Mercury Colleges is carried out in an
ethical and responsible manner and we encourage people to apply
Our facilities, curriculum and staff all meet or exceed government
for enrolment without discrimination through a variety of means.
criteria.
Individual interviews are conducted to ensure applicants meet
the entry requirements, are well informed and provide us with the
Mercury Colleges is currently running courses in:
opportunity to identify any special requirements the applicant
• General English may have.
• Business Management
All successful applicants complete an orientation program the first
For the latest information on various registered and standard day of the course to familiarise them with the College’s services,
courses, please visit our website at www.mercurycolleges.com or facilities and procedures and will be provided with the copy of the
call our Student Services on +61 2 8263 1200. Orientation Guide and Student Handbook prior to enrolment.
Alternatively, e-mail us at info@mercurycolleges.com
To enroll at Mercury Colleges
Entry Requirements 1. Download application form and student handbook
• IELTS score of 5.5 or equivalent www.mercurycolleges.com
• Qualify for mature-age entry (over 20 years old at the time of
enrolment); 2. Send an application form with supporting documents to
Marketing Support Department by email
University Links admin@mercurycolleges.com, or fax it to +612 8263 1238
Graduates of Mercury Colleges Diploma program are able to claim
credits from several Australian universities. 3. You will receive an answer from us within few working days if
you have been accepted into the college or not.
Students can claim credits/advanced standing for up to one year of
university studies at several Australian universities.
Please ask for our current articulation arrangements with

universities.
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Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd
T/a Mercury College Pty Ltd (ABN 55 001 799 891)
CRICOS Provider Number: 00172B
National Provider Number: 0872
Campus: Level 3, 3 Waverley Street

Bondi Junction NSW 2022, Sydney, Australia
86 Ebley Street, Bondi Junction NSW 2022, Australia
G E NE R AL E NG L IS H C OUR S E
CRICOS Course Code: 059870M
Course Aim: Each course aims to improve overseas students’ general English level. Once the course has finished, students should be
ready to enter the next class. The general English classes also form a basis for students to move on to more specialised areas such as
IELTS Test Preparation.
Duration: 10-15 weeks, depending on the level
Assessment: Students are assessed through weekly tests, assignments and participation in class.
Teaching Methods: Face to face delivery. Students will develop their English language skills through a range of tasks designed to
develop their skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening as well as improving their pronunciation and knowledge of grammar.
Levels: Elementary English
Pre-Intermediate English
Intermediate English
Upper Intermediate English
Advanced English
Further study: Students who complete our general English courses at an intermediate level will be able to undertake educational or
vocational courses. Students wishing to take IELTS preparation should have finished an upper intermediate level course.
IE L T S P R E P AR AT ION C OUR S E
CRICOS Course Code: 059871K
Description: The IELTS Preparation Course aims to:
• Familiarise students with all elements on the IELTS test
• Provide test taking strategies to maximize student band scores
• Assist students to achieve the band score they need.
Testing: On entering the college the student will be given a placement test to determine whether he/she is ready to join an IELTS class
and in which areas of the test he/she needs to pay particular attention. Throughout the course students’ progress will be monitored with
materials similar to those used in the real test.
Modules: IELTS Preparation – General module & IELTS Preparation – Academic module
Duration: 16 weeks
Completion: On completion of their IELTS preparation course our students are awarded a certificate, which grades their language level
in the four key language skills.
ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES

CRICOS Course Code: 062952E
Course Aim: Program designed to improve English language skills and academic study techniguqs of students. The language and
skills will help student to achieve goals to enter university, TAFE or other colleges in future.
Course Outline: EAP course designed to focus on preparing students for study in an English-speaking coursenty, including: listening
and note taking; seminar presentation and discussion skills; speed reading; academic writing; library and internet use; university level
vocabulary; preparation for English proficiency examination; academeic culture of Australian universities; research techniques; critical
thinking; essay writing.
Duration: 12 weeks
Completion: On completion of their EAP course our students are awarded a certificate, which graes their language level in the four
language skills as well as their classroom performance. The grades relate to detailed descriptors explaining the student’s capabilities
and learning needs.
COURSE DELIVERY LOCATION

Ebley Campus
86 Ebley Street
Bondi Junction NSW 2022, Australia
Tel: (02) 8263 1285
Programs delivered: General English, IELTS Preparation, English for Academic Purposes (EAP).
(Note: English orientation day occurs each Monday at this address).
Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd (ABN: 55 001 799 891)

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MERCURY COLLEGES PRICELIST – ENGLISH PROGRAMS
CRICOS Enrolment Number of Tuition
Course Details Duration Instalments
CODE Fee Fee**
059870M General English 4-48 weeks $ 200 n/a 290/week
059871K IELTS Preparation 12 weeks $ 200 n/a 290/week
062952E English for Academic Purposes 12 weeks $ 200 n/a 320/week
Ac c ommodation F ees 2009
Accommodation Room Type Price per week Placement Fee
Type
Homestay Single $250/week $220
Student House Twin Share $190/week $220
Student House Triple Share $170/week $220
Other Services /Fees
Service Provided Duration Price
Enrolment Fee n/a $200
Airport Transfer n/a $140
OSHC – single 3 months $93.51
OSHC – family 3 months $187.02
INTAKE DATES – 2010
ENGLISH Programs
Every Monday, except Public Holidays
(General English & IELTS Preparation)
T IME T AB L E – E NG L IS H P R OG R AMS
Morning Timetable (Monday – Thursday): Evening Timetable (Monday – Friday):
8.45am - 10.45am Lesson 1 4.00 pm – 6.00 pm Lesson 1
11.00am – 1.00pm Lesson 2 6.00 pm – 6.30pm Break
1.30 pm - 2.30pm Lesson 3 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm Lesson 3
Note: The prices are subject to change without prior notice. To obtain the most up to date information on the courses
available and associated costs please call the college or your Mercury College representative

NTIS Code: 0872
Level 3, 3 Waverley St, Bondi Junction NSW 2022, Australia
CERTIFICATE III IN BUSINESS (BSB30107)

CRICOS Course Code: 067411E
Duration: 26 weeks full time (includes 6 weeks holidays)
Purpose: This qualification reflects the role of individuals who
apply a broad range of competencies in a varied work context
using some discretion, judgement and relevant theoretical
knowledge. They may provide technical advice and support to a
team.
Job Opportunities: Customer Service Advisor, Data Entry
Operator, General Clerk, Typist, Word Processing Operator,
Administration Assistant, Information Desk Clerk, Receptionist
Entry Requirements: Year 12 or equivalent AND over 18 years

old at the time of enrolment
International students: IELTS 5.5 or equivalent
Entry Requirements for the course will depend on the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship
(DIAC) assessment level for the country. At present, countries are classified from Level 1 through to Level 4.
See DIAC website: www.immi.gov.au for more details on Assessment level requirements for your country.
Completion: Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a nationally recognised Certificate III
in Business (BSB30107). Students who do not complete all units may be eligible for a Statement of Attainment
in partial completion of a Certificate III in Business (BSB30107)
Units: To gain Certificate III in Business (BSB30107) you must successfully complete all the following
Unit Codes Unit Name Type
BSBOHS201A Participate in OH&S process Core

BSBITU302A Create electronic presentation Elective
BSBWRT301A Write simple documents Elective
BSBCUS301A Deliver & monitor a service to customers Elective
BSBITU306A Design & produce business documents Elective
BSBITU304A Produce spreadsheet Elective
BSBADM311A Maintain business resources Elective
BSBCMM301A Process customer complaints Elective
BSBWOR301A Organise personal work priorities and developments Elective
BSBFLM303C Contribute to effective workplace relationships Elective
BSBINN301A Promote innovation in a team environment Elective
BSBDIV301A Work effectively with diversity Elective

NTIS Code: 0872
CERTIFICATE III IN BUSINESS (BSB30107)
Delivery Methods: This program is delivered entirely off-the-job at the college campus. It involves face-to-
face theory classes and practical sessions involving small groups and individual activities led by qualified and
experienced trainers.
For each unit, candidates are provided with training manuals, which includes materials used in the training
sessions, assessment materials and reference materials.
In addition to scheduled classroom based assessment, learners may be required to complete assessment
activities in their personal time and bring it to their next class for discussion, oral presentation etc. These
assessment activities may include:
• Knowledge quizzes
• Research exercises where learners learn and are assessed through project-based exercises
Assessments Methods: Includes demonstration, questioning/tests, written assessment, projects and other
appropriate assessment methods depending on the study unit.
Tuition Fee per course: Please refer to current Price List.
Course Delivery Location: Level 3, 3 Waverley St, Bondi Junction NSW 2022, Australia
Pathways: On completing this qualification students can choose carious pathways. They can either opt to
study Certificate IV in Business BSB40207 / Diploma of Business BSB50207 further or they might try and look
for a job in these areas - Customer Service Advisor, Data Entry Operator, General Clerk, Payroll Officer,
Typist, Word Processing Operator, Administration Assistant, Clerical Worker, Information Desk Clerk, Office
Junior, Receptionist.
National Recognition: Mercury College recognises relevant qualifications issued by other RTOs. There is no
fee for National Recognition. Where the qualification was gained more than 3 years ago we reserve the right
to check that competence is current. This may involve the applicant in undergoing a challenge test.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is an assessment process that enables an applicant to gain
recognition of skills and knowledge regardless of how they were achieved. This may include formal or
informal learning, work experience or general life experience. In order to grant RPL Mercury College assessor
must be confident that the applicant is currently competent against the units of competence in the
qualification. The evidence to demonstrate this may include certificate, references from past employers,
testimonials from clients and work samples. Where RPL is granted you do not have to participate in further
training and assessment for skills and knowledge that you already possess. There is a fee for RPL
assessment. Further information regarding RPL is available on request.
Overseas experience and qualifications

All applicants seeking to establish the relationship between their overseas qualifications and an Australian
education qualification in the Australian Qualifications Framework will be directed to National Office of
Overseas Skills Recognition (AEI-NOOSR). AEI-NOOSR is a part of the Department of Education,
Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) and is the Australian National Information Centre, part of an
international network providing authoritative information and advice on recognition of qualifications. Once the
application has been assessed by AEI-NOOSR the college will then be able to accept and process the
internal RPL application.

NTIS Code: 0872
CERTIFICATE IV IN BUSINESS (BSB40207)

Duration: 39 weeks full time (includes 9 weeks holidays)
Purpose: This qualification reflects the role of individuals who
use well-developed skills and a broad knowledge base in a wide
variety of contexts. They apply solutions to a defined range of
unpredictable problems, and analyse and evaluate information
from a variety of sources. They may provide leadership and
guidance to others with some limited responsibility for the output
of others.
Job Opportunities: Administrator, Project Officer
Entry Requirements:
Preferred pathways for candidates considering this qualification include:
• After achieving the BSB30107 Certificate III in Business or other relevant qualification/s OR
• With vocational experience but without formal supervision or management qualification AND
• Year 12 or equivalent AND over 18 years old at the time of enrolment
Completion: Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a nationally recognised Certificate IV in
Business (BSB40207). Students who do not complete all units may be eligible for a Statement of Attainment in
partial completion of a Certificate IV in Business (BSB40207)
Units: To gain Certificate IV in Business (BSB40207) you must successfully complete all the following
BSBOHS407 Monitor a safe workplace Core

BSBHRM402A Recruit, select and induct staff Elective
BSBMGT402A Implement operational plan Elective
BSBRES401A Analyse and present research information Elective
Coordinate implementation of customer service
BSBCUS401A Elective
strategies
BSBCUS403A Implement customer service standards Elective
BSBWOR402A Promote team effectiveness Elective
BSBPMG510A Manage projects Elective
BSBMGT403A Implement continuous improvement Elective
BSBFIA402A Report on financial activity Elective
NTIS Code: 0872
CERTIFICATE IV IN BUSINESS (BSB40207)
Delivery Methods: This program is delivered entirely off-the-job at the college campus. It involves face-to-face
theory classes and practical sessions involving small groups and individual activities led by qualified and
experienced trainers.
For each unit, candidates are provided with training manuals, which includes materials used in the training
sessions, assessment materials and reference materials.
The delivery of the course is classroom based. Classroom based face-to-face training includes:
• Establishing a training environment using a range of equipment to simulate a business environment.
Within the assessment of the modules, learners are required to participate in simulated activities that
closely reflect workplace processes and unexpected or contingency related activities
• Practice exercises that reinforce the required interpersonal skills for individual and group work.
• Simulated training activities in the classroom involving individuals, pairs and small group activities.
• Learner activity workbooks to support training independent reading and research projects.
assessment activities include:
Assessments Methods: Includes demonstration, written assessment, project, presentation and other
appropriate assessment methods depending on the study unit.
Pathways: On completing this qualification students can choose various pathways. They can either opt to study
the Diploma of Business BSB50207 or they might try and look for a job in these areas – Administrator, Project
Officer.
fee for National Recognition. Where the qualification was gained more than 3 years ago we reserve the right to
check that competence is current. This may involve the applicant in undergoing a challenge test.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is an assessment process that enables an applicant to gain recognition
of skills and knowledge regardless of how they were achieved. This may include formal or informal learning,
work experience or general life experience. In order to grant RPL Mercury College assessor must be confident
that the applicant is currently competent against the units of competence in the qualification. The evidence to
demonstrate this may include certificate, references from past employers, testimonials from clients and work
samples. Where RPL is granted you do not have to participate in further training and assessment for skills and
knowledge that you already possess. There is a fee for RPL assessment. Further information regarding RPL is
available on request.

education qualification in the Australian Qualifications Framework will be directed to National Office of Overseas
Skills Recognition (AEI-NOOSR). AEI-NOOSR is a part of the Department of Education, Employment and
Workplace Relations (DEEWR) and is the Australian National Information Centre, part of an international
network providing authoritative information and advice on recognition of qualifications. Once the application has
been assessed by AEI-NOOSR the college will then be able to accept and process the internal RPL application.

NTIS Code: 0872
DIPLOMA OF MANAGEMENT (BSB51107)

Duration: 39 weeks full time (includes 9 weeks holiday)
Purpose: This qualification provides skills and knowledge
required to perform effectively as a manager, team leader or
supervisor managing a workplace. It will develop skill base and
knowledge and awareness of management practice. Workers at this
level operate at an advanced skill level and may also have
responsibility for the supervision of other staff and volunteers.
Graduates of the Diploma of Management will develop an
understanding of the dynamics and principles underlying effective
functioning of work groups, as well as the necessary skills to
competently function within small and/or large organisations.
Job Opportunities: Corporate or middle manager managing a
workplace, supervisor in both business and government sectors,
team leader etc.
Entry Requirements: Preferred pathways for candidates considering this qualification include:
• After achieving the BSB40207 Certificate IV in Business or other relevant qualification/s OR
• With vocational experience but without formal supervision or management qualification AND
• Year 12 or equivalent AND over 18 years old at the time of enrolment
Completion: Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a nationally recognised Diploma of
Management (BSB51107). Students who do not complete all units may be eligible for a Statement of Attainment
in partial completion of a Diploma of Management (BSB51107).
Units: To gain Diploma of Management (BSB51107) you must successfully complete all the following
BSBMGT502B Manage people performance Core

BSBWOR502A Ensure team effectiveness Core
BSBMGT516A Facilitate continuous improvement Core
BSBFIM501A Prepare budgets and financial plans Elective
BSBCUS501A Manage quality customer service Core
BSBOHS509A Ensure a safe workplace Core
BSBHRM506A Manage recruitment, selection and induction processes Elective
BSBHRM503A Manage performance management systems Elective

NTIS Code: 0872
DIPLOMA OF MANAGEMENT (BSB51107)

Delivery Methods: This program is delivered entirely off-the-job at the college campus. It involves face-to-face
theory classes and practical sessions involving small groups and individual activities led by qualified and
experienced trainers. For each unit, candidates are provided with training manuals, which includes materials
used in the training sessions, assessment materials and reference materials.
The delivery of the course is classroom based. Classroom based face-to-face training includes:
• Establishing a training environment using a range of equipment to simulate a business environment.
Within the assessment of the modules, learners are required to participate in simulated activities that
closely reflect workplace processes and unexpected or contingency related activities
• Practice exercises that reinforce the required interpersonal skills for individual and group work.
• Simulated training activities in the classroom involving individuals, pairs and small group activities.
• Learner activity workbooks to support training independent reading and research projects.
assessment activities include:
Assessments Methods: Includes questioning/tests, written reports, projects Examination and other appropriate
assessment methods depending on the study unit.
Pathways: Graduates may undertake a range of Advanced Diploma qualifications at other Australian
institutions, continue their studied in Undergraduate Programs or they might try and look for a job in these areas
- Corporate or middle manager managing a workplace, supervisor in both business and government sectors,
team leader etc.
fee for National Recognition. Where the qualification was gained more than 3 years ago we reserve the right to
check that competence is current. This may involve the applicant in undergoing a challenge test.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is an assessment process that enables an applicant to gain recognition of
skills and knowledge regardless of how they were achieved. This may include formal or informal learning, work
experience or general life experience. In order to grant RPL Mercury College assessor must be confident that
the applicant is currently competent against the units of competence in the qualification. The evidence to
demonstrate this may include certificate, references from past employers, testimonials from clients and work
samples. Where RPL is granted you do not have to participate in further training and assessment for skills and
knowledge that you already possess. There is a fee for RPL assessment. Further information regarding RPL is
available on request.
education qualification in the Australian Qualifications Framework will be directed to National Office of
Overseas Skills Recognition (AEI-NOOSR). AEI-NOOSR is a part of the Department of Education,
Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) and is the Australian National Information Centre, part of
an international network providing authoritative information and advice on recognition of qualifications.
Once the application has been assessed by AEI-NOOSR the college will then be able to accept and
process the internal RPL application.
NTIS Code: 0872
E nrolment P roc es s
Student fills up an application form Send your application form to the admission office for
Please attach to the application form: processing
• copy of passport Email:
• IELTS results
• Other required supporting evidence
Student signs the Enrolment Agreement If student meets entry requirements Letter of offer and
invoice is issued by the college
Payment for the course according to the Confirmation of Enrolment (COE) is issued by the
st
invoice (1 Installment is paid in full for VET) college
Student starts the course. On the first day

student attends college orientation Student applies for a student visa
Balance of tuition fees must be paid on time as per your invoice. If fees are not received on time, student will be
restricted to attend class, until fees are paid. (Student will be reported to DIAC for non-payment of fees)
Note: Prior to enrolment, student should receive the following information:

• Colour College Brochure
• Course Outline
• Student Handbook
S tudent S ervic es
On the first day at Mercury Colleges, you will attend an orientation session and be issued with an Orientation Guide.
The Guide contains detailed information covering all aspects of your course and living in Sydney. Remember that at
Mercury Colleges, we have a Student Services officer to help you with any part of your stay to ensure that you are
completely satisfied and happy studying with us.
Student Services Department provide following help for students:

• Orientation Sessions (for English Courses every Monday at 9am and 2 pm; for VET courses every Intake Date
at 10 am and 4pm)
• Any documents and correspondence needed i.e. Confirmation of Enrolment Letters, Attendance letters,
Certificates, Student tuition fees invoices, etc
• Student ID cards
• AHM(Australian Health Management) information
• Assist students to apply for Tax File Number
• Help with accommodation and general enquiries
• Coordinate Group Study Tours
• Students event program

NTIS Code: 0872
P re-E nrolment Information for S tudents

Orientation
On the first day at Mercury College, you will attend an orientation session and be issued with a copy of the orientation
presentation. The orientation presentation contains detailed information covering all aspects of your course and living in
Sydney. Remember that at Mercury College, we have a Student Services Officer to help you with any part of your stay to
ensure that you are completely satisfied and happy studying with us.
Accommodation and leaving expenses
Estimated living expenses for an international student are approximately A$12,000 to A$20,000 a year. This covers food,
accommodation, travel, entertainment and clothing
Suggested weekly budget (Remember figures are in Australia dollars and accurate in July 2007):
• Accommodation $100 to $150 (for a room in a shared house or apartment)
• Food A$50 to A$90
• Public transport A$30 to A$50
Accommodation options for students
Homestay
Our Homestay services provide an opportunity to stay with an Australian family and experience the Australian culture and
lifestyle. If you need a homestay, you will need to complete homestay application form. We need at least 4 weeks before the
arrival date to arrange homestay for you. The minimum length of stay in homestay accommodation is four weeks. For
details of homestay fees, please refer to our pricelist. Fees for homestay accommodation include meals, laundry, your own
room and a student desk
Student House
Mercury College is able to book accommodation of its students in a student house, which is located 20 minutes away from the
college. Facilities include free Foxtel, BBQ, DVD player, garden, tennis. To book student house we ask our students to fill out
accommodation form at least 2 weeks before arrival date. Minimum Stay –2 weeks; for fees please refer to our pricelist.
Hostel
Hostel accommodation is a popular option for international students, especially in the first months of their arrival. A small, furnished
room is provided with access to a shared bathroom, laundry, lounge and recreational activities. Some hostels also provide
computer access. It is recommended that students considering Hostel accommodation options look at two or three properties prior
to making a decision. Many hostels are privately run and as such come under the Rooming House Act. Please note, if the student
signs a lease, they are covered by the Residential Tenancies Act.
Apartment/Flat
Apartment/flat rental varies greatly in cost and conditions. Before making long term arrangements, it is strongly advised that the
student becomes familiar with the suburb or area. For purposes of bond payment and moving arrangements the student must be
available to sign agreements. For this reason international students are advised to secure short term accommodation upon arrival
so that flat and apartment hunting may be started after they have settled in and begun to seek out areas they would like to live in.
Student Visa Requirements
All students should be aware of the following student visa requirements:
• you must be enrolled as a full-time student at all times (at least 20 hours per week)
• you must leave Australia when your studies are complete and/or when their visa expires
• you must make satisfactory academic progress and meet attendance requirements (at least 80%).
• you must meet the costs of Overseas Student Health Cover to for the period of their enrolment.
• you must provide Mercury College with their address in Australia and a local telephone number on which you are able to
be contacted.
• you cannot transfer to another institution within the first six (6) months of your arrival in Australia, or if your program is of
less than six month’s duration, you must remain at Mercury College for the duration of their program. (The Department of
Immigration and Citizenship may approve in exceptional circumstances a transfer which does not meet this rule).
• you must ensure that any school-aged dependants accompanying you to Australia attend school. Students will be
required to pay full school fees for dependants enrolled in either a government or non-government school.
Visit www.det.nsw.edu.au for more information.

NTIS Code: 0872
• you must study a full-time course which is a minimum of 20 contact hours per week
For more information about visa conditions visit www.immi.gov.au or www.studyinaustralia.gov.au
Overseas Student Health Cover
All international visitors to Australia under a student visa are required by law to have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC).
Students are required to pay for this cover prior to arriving in Australia. Students are covered by the OSHC from the day they arrive
in Australia, until the end date of their visa.
• On enrolment all international students must pay a fee for health insurance in accordance with the length of their course.
• Mercury College forwards payment and application on behalf of new students to Australian Health Management (for policy
information please see www.ahm.com.au/7323/OSHC
• AHM can take up to 4 weeks to process applications and return student AHM Cards back to Mercury College.
• If you have any health problems before receiving your card you are still covered. When you go to the doctor and pay for
your consultation, you must ask for a receipt. AHM will reimburse your money provided you produce the receipt.
Remember you are covered from the day you arrive Australia (even though you may not have your card).
ESOS Framework
The following is from information provided by Australian Education International (AEI) (www.aei.gov.au)
The Australian Government wants overseas students in Australia to have a safe, enjoyable and rewarding place to study.
Australia’s laws promote quality education and consumer protection for overseas students. These laws are known as the
ESOS framework and they include the Education Services for Overseas (ESOS) Act 2000 and the National Code 2007.
Protection for overseas students
As an overseas student on a student visa, you must study with an education provider and in a course that can be found on
the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) at http://cricos.deewr.gov.au.
CRICOS registration guarantees that the course and the education provider at which you study meet the high standards
necessary for overseas students.
Please check carefully that the details of your course − including its location − match the information on CRICOS.
Your rights
The ESOS framework protects your rights, including:
• your right to receive, before enrolling, current and accurate information about the courses, fees, modes of study and other
information from your provider and your provider’s agent. If you are under 18, to ensure your safety, you will be granted
a visa only if there are arrangements in place for your accommodation, support and welfare.
• Your right to sign a written agreement with your provider before or as you pay fees, setting out the services to be
provided, fees payable and information about refunds of course money. You should keep a copy of your written
agreement.
• Your right to get the education you paid for. The ESOS framework includes consumer protection that will allow you to
receive a refund or to be placed in another course if your provider is unable to teach your course.
The ESOS framework sets out the standards Australian education providers offering education services to overseas
students must obey. These standards cover a range of information you have a right to know and services that must be
offered, including:
• orientation and access to support services to help you study and adjust to life in Australia
• who the contact officer or officers is for overseas students
• if you can apply for course credit
• when your enrolment can be deferred, suspended or cancelled
• what your provider’s requirements are for satisfactory progress in the courses you study and what support is available if
you are not progressing well
• if attendance will be monitored for your course, and a complaints and appeals process.
One of the standards does not allow another education provider to enrol a student who wants to transfer to another course,
but has not completed six months of the final course of study you plan to undertake in Australia. If you want to transfer
beforehand you need your provider’s permission.
If you are under 18, to ensure your safety, you will be granted a visa only if there are arrangements in place for your
accommodation, support and welfare.
NTIS Code: 0872
Your responsibilities
As an overseas student on a student visa, you have responsibilities to:
• satisfy your student visa conditions
• maintain your Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the period of your stay
• meet the terms of the written agreement with your education provider
• inform your provider if you change your address
• maintain satisfactory course progress
• if attendance is recorded for your course, follow your provider’s attendance policy, and
• if you are under 18, maintain your approved accommodation, support and general welfare arrangements.
Contact details
For information about Who to contact How
Policies and procedures that Student Services Officer Level 3, 3 Waverley Street, Bondi Junction
affect you Ph: (02) 8263 1295
Web: www.mercurycolleges.nsw.edu.au
Your ESOS rights and Department of Education, ESOS Helpline: +61 2 6240 5069
responsibilities Employment and Website: www.aei.gov.au
Workplace Relations Email: esosmailbox@dewr.gov.au
Your Visa matters Department of Website: www.immi.gov.au
Immigration and Phone 131 881 in Australia
Citizenship Contact the DIAC office in your country
Facilities
At Mercury College, courses are designed to provide intensive training for career success in a professional learning
environment that is both challenging and motivating. Our classrooms are modern, well lit and insulated against outside
noise or interference from other classes, air-conditioned and have windows.
General facilities for students include:
• computer lab
• care and counselling
• social programs
• help with accommodation
• free Wireless internet access
• language Assistance
• student lounge
Campus Location and Contact Details
Address:
Business campus: Level 3, 3 Waverley St, Bondi Junction, NSW 2022 Australia
ELT campus: 86 Ebley Street, Bondi Junction NSW 2022, Australia
Telephone (main): +61 2 8263 1200
Website: www.mercurycolleges.nsw.edu.au
Facsimile: +61 2 8263 1238
E-mail: info@mercurycolleges.com
24 Hour Contact: +61 4 38 878 423

NTIS Code: 0872
Deferral, Suspension or Cancellation of Enrolment Policy

Under certain limited circumstances, a student’s enrolment may be deferred, suspended or cancelled. A student’s enrolment can
be deferred, suspended or cancelled by Mercury College, or by the student. Deferral means to delay the commencement of a
course. Suspension means the temporary postponement of enrolment during a course. Cancellation means termination of
enrolment in a course
Deferral, suspension or cancellation by a student
Students who wish to defer, suspend or cancel enrolment can apply to do so only if the course in which they were enrolled is
unavailable, their visa is delayed or there are compassionate or compelling circumstances. Compassionate or compelling
circumstances are usually beyond the control of the student and have an impact on the student’s course progress or the student’s
well-being. Compassionate or compelling circumstances include:
• serious injury or illness, supported by a medical certificate which states that the student was or will be unable to attend
classes bereavement of close family members such as parents or grandparents
• major political upheaval or natural disaster in the home country, requiring emergency travel which has had an impact on
the student’s studies
• traumatic experiences such as the being a victim of, being involved in, or witnessing, a serious crime
Effect of deferral, suspension or cancellation of enrolment on a student’s visa
Deferral, suspension or cancellation of an enrolment is likely to have an effect on a student’s visa. Students should contact the
nearest DIAC office or refer to www.immi.gov.au for further information. All deferrals, suspensions and cancellations of enrolment
are notified to DIAC via the PRISMS system and all documentation about the deferral, suspension or cancellation of a student is
filed in the student’s file.
Deferrals, suspensions or cancellations by Mercury College
Deferral
Mercury College may defer the commencement of a course if the course is not offered.
Suspension
Mercury College may suspend a student for misconduct, under circumstances where the student
• has been in breach of an Mercury College’s rule
• is in breach of enrolment conditions
• is assessed as providing a threat to the well-being of other students or staff
If the suspension of a student’s enrolment will result in the student being unable to complete the course within the course duration
as specified on the eCoE, the student must apply for a course extension using the application for course extension. The student
will be advised to check with the nearest DIAC office for information about the impact of the extension of the course on the
student’s visa.
Cancellation
Mercury College may cancel the enrolment of a student if the student:
• is in breach of enrolment conditions
• has been in breach of an Mercury College’s rule
• is assessed by the Principal as providing a threat to the well-being of other students or staff
• has being assessed as behaving in a way such as to constitute serious misconduct
• fails to meet the requirements of the course progress policy
• fails to pay tuition fees
• fails to re-enrol
Notice of intention to defer, suspend or cancel enrolment
Where a suspension is initiated by Mercury College, the student will receive a notice of intention to suspend enrolment. In each
case, the notice will clearly identify that the student will be given 20 working days to access the Mercury College’s internal
complaints and appeals process. If an appeal is lodged, Mercury College will maintain the student's enrolment until the internal
appeals process is complete. Mercury College reserves the right to not provide learning opportunities during this process should
it be deemed appropriate.

NTIS Code: 0872
ME R C UR Y C OL L E G E P R IC E L IS T – V OC AT IONAL P R OG R AMS
PROGRAM DETAILS AND SCHEDULE OF FEES (ALL PRICES IN AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS):
CRICOS Enrolment Number of

Course Details Duration * Tuition Fee
CODE Fee Instalments
Vocational Programs
067411ECertificate III in Business BSB30107 26 weeks $200 1 $3,000.00
067412DCertificate IV in Business BSB40207 39 weeks $200 2 $6,000.00
067413CDiploma of Management BSB51107 39 weeks $200 2 $9,000.00
Accommodation Fees
Accommodation Type Room Type Price per week Placement Fee
Student Manuals(12 manuals) n/a $300
Certificate III in Business BSB30107
Student Manuals (10 manuals) n/a $300
Certificate IV in Business BSB40207
Diploma of Management BSB51107
INTAKE DATES
th th th st th th th
VOCATIONAL Program 2010 8 January, 12 February, 9 April, 21 May, 8 July, 13 August, 8
th
October, 12 November
Timetable – Vocational programs

Morning Classes(Monday – Thursday): Evening Timetable(Monday – Thursday):
9am – 2 pm 5pm – 10pm
* DURATION INCLUDES TERM BREAKS

Note: The prices are subject to change without prior notice. To obtain the most up to date information on the
courses available and associated costs please call the college or your Mercury College representative.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS APPLICATION FORM
PERSONAL DETAILS
Family Name: ___________________________________ Given Name: ______________________________________
Date of Birth: _____/______/_____ Country of Birth: _____________________ Gender: Male Female
Country of citizenship: _____________________________ Passport Number: _________________________________
Address in Australia (if known):_______________________________________________________________________
Email: __________________________________________ Mobile: _________________________________________
Occupation: ____________________________ Type of visa: Student Tourist Other: _____________________
EDUCATION DETAILS
What is your level of English? (Please tick one) Beginner Intermediate Upper-Intermediate Advanced
Have you taken TOEFL / IELTS / other English test? Yes No if “Yes”, Score: __________________________
(Please provide certified copy of any English proficiency examinations undertaken.)
NOTE: IELTS 5.5 or equivalent is an entry requirement for all Vocational courses
What is the highest level of education that you have completed? University College Secondary School
Proposed Future Studies (Please indicate)
Vocation College TAFE University Undergraduate University Postgraduate
Name of Institution: ______________________________________ Course commencement Date: _____/______/_____
SELECT YOUR COURSE

Course (Please check availability)
ENGLISH COURSES VOCATIONAL COURSES
General English ______ weeks Certificate III in Business BSB30107
IELTS Preparation ______ weeks Certificate IV in Business BSB40207
English for Academic Purposes ______ weeks Diploma of Management BSB51107
SESSION (please select one) SESSION (please select one)

Morning Evening Morning Evening
Start Date: _____/______/_____ Start Date: _____/______/_____
OTHER INFORMATION
ACCOMMODATION AND AIRPORT PICK UP SPECIAL NEEDS

Do you require airport pick-up? Yes No Do you have any disability, special needs or current
Do you require us to arrange accommodation for you? health problem? Yes No
Yes No If yes, please complete special needs form
If yes, please complete Accommodation Profile.
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING (RPL) OVERSEAS STUDENT HEALTH COVER
Depending on your previous student and work experience, The Australian Government requires all students on a
we are able to give you credit or exemptions from certain student visa to have OSHC.
course units. Do you require us to arrange OSHC for you?
Do you wish to apply for RPL? Yes No Yes No
If yes, please complete RPL Assessment Form If yes, for how many months?____________ months

CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY
1. The Enrolment Fee, Accommodation Placement Fees and Airport Pick-Up Fees are non-refundable whether you
complete your course or not.
2. An administrative charge of $100 is made to vary an application e.g. Change of Start Date, Change of Course
3. Tuition Fees and OSHC are refunded in full if your visa application is rejected and you provide official written
notification of the refusal from the Australian Government.
4. Student Default: No refund will be made if a student:
• has given false or misleading information
• fails to comply with the conditions of enrolment at the College
• is in breach of their visa requirements as imposed by the Australian Government
• withdraws after the commencement date of the course
5. If you give written notice of your intention to withdraw from a course
• 40 days of more before the commencement date, tuition fees will be refunded less a cancellation fee of 15%.
• more than 5 days before the commencement date, tuition fees will be refunded less a cancellation fee of 30%.
• less than 5 days before course commencement date, tuition fees will be refunded less a cancellation fee of 45%.
All refunds will be made within 4 weeks after we receive a written claim from the student.
6. Where 2 or more courses are packaged, the conditions apply to all elements. Note that for packaged courses the
course start date is taken to be the start date of the first course.
7. Commencement of the course is defined as the course start date in the first Application form submitted by the
student or agent and not subsequent changes to the starting date.
8. All refunds will attract an administration charge of $150.00.
9. Course and other Fees are not transferable to another student or institution but may be transferred to another course
within Mercury College at the discretion of the College.
10. Any approved refunds are made payable to and sent to the student or his/her agent, in the country of origin as
applicable in Australian dollars.
11. Bank charges are deducted for refunds made by bank draft or electronic transfer.
12. Provider Default: In the unlikely event that Mercury College is unable to deliver your course in full starting from the
agreed date, you will be offered a full refund within 2 weeks after the default date.
13. Fees for services paid to education agents by students are not covered by this refund policy.
14. This refund policy applies to all tuition fees paid to the college and includes any tuition fees paid to an education agent
to be remitted to the college.
15. All refund considerations will be strictly limited to the monies which Mercury College has received from the student as
tuition fees only i.e. exclusive of all non-refundable fees and agents’ commission (whether this commission was deducted
before or after student payment to Mercury College).
16. This policy does not remove the right to take further action under Australia’s Consumer Protection
Laws http://www.australia.gov.au/Consumer_Protection
Cheque  Ca s h  Cre dit Ca rd  Ba nk De pos it  Inte rna tiona l Mone y Orde r

Bank: StGeorge Bank Branch: Bligh Street, Sydney 2000, Australia Account Name: Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd
BSB: 332 072 Account Number – 5516 600 05 SWIFT Code: SGBLAJ2S
Name on Card: Type of Card: Card Number: Expiry Date:
H O W D ID Y O U H E A R A B O U T M E R C U R Y C O L L E G E ? I have fully read and understood Mercury College’s terms and

conditions including the refund and cancellation policy and I agree to
(PLEASE TICK) abide by them.
 Frie nds / Relatives  Em ba s s y Ne ws pa pe rs / Ma ga zine Signature of Student Date: / /
 We bs ite  Age nt (Na m e /S ta m p)
If fees are being paid by another person(s) or company:
I
(Name of person(s) / company paying fees – please print) declare
that I have the financial capacity to meet Course fees and agree to pay
these fees as they become due and I have read, fully understood and
accept Mercury College’s terms and conditions and I have signed and
attached the compulsory checklist to this enrolment form.

NTIS Code: 0872
MERCURY COLLEGES PRICELIST – ENGLISH PROGRAMS
CRICOS Enrolment Number of Tuition

Course Details Duration Instalments
CODE Fee Fee**
059870M General English 4-48 weeks $ 200 n/a 290/week
059871K IELTS Preparation 12 weeks $ 200 n/a 290/week
062952E English for Academic Purposes 12 weeks $ 200 n/a 320/week
Ac c ommodation F ees 2009
Accommodation Room Type Price per week Placement Fee
Type
INTAKE DATES – 2010
ENGLISH Programs
Every Monday, except Public Holidays
(General English & IELTS Preparation)
T IME T AB L E – E NG L IS H P R OG R AMS
Morning Timetable (Monday – Thursday): Evening Timetable (Monday – Friday):
8.45am - 10.45am Lesson 1 4.00 pm – 6.00 pm Lesson 1
11.00am – 1.00pm Lesson 2 6.00 pm – 6.30pm Break
1.30 pm - 2.30pm Lesson 3 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm Lesson 3
Note: The prices are subject to change without prior notice. To obtain the most up to date information on the courses
available and associated costs please call the college or your Mercury College representative

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ME R C UR Y C OL L E G E P R IC E L IS T – V OC AT IONAL P R OG R AMS
PROGRAM DETAILS AND SCHEDULE OF FEES (ALL PRICES IN AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS):
CRICOS Enrolment Number of

Course Details Duration * Tuition Fee
CODE Fee Instalments
Vocational Programs
067411E Certificate III in Business BSB30107 26 weeks $200 1 $3,000.00
067412D Certificate IV in Business BSB40207 39 weeks $200 2 $6,000.00
067413C Diploma of Management BSB51107 39 weeks $200 2 $9,000.00
Accommodation Fees
Accommodation Type Room Type Price per week Placement Fee
Student Manuals(12 manuals) n/a $300
Certificate III in Business BSB30107
Certificate IV in Business BSB40207
Diploma of Management BSB51107
INTAKE DATES
th th th st th th th
VOCATIONAL Program 2010 8 January, 12 February, 9 April, 21 May, 8 July, 13 August, 8
th
October, 12 November
Timetable – Vocational programs

Morning Classes(Monday – Thursday): Evening Timetable(Monday – Thursday):
9am – 2 pm 5pm – 10pm
* DURATION INCLUDES TERM BREAKS

Note: The prices are subject to change without prior notice. To obtain the most up to date information
on the courses available and associated costs please call the college or your Mercury College
representative.

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Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd Level 3, 3 Waverley Street
ABN: 55 001 799 89. CRICOS Code 00172B Bondi Junction, NSW 2022
NTIS RTO: 0872 Australia
Tel: +61 2 8263 1200
Registered with the NSW Vocational Education Fax: +61 2 8263 1238
Training Accreditation Board Email: info@mercurycolleges.com
www.mercurycolleges.nsw.edu.au
MARCH SPECIAL – South America

Offer Expires: 31st March 2010
Plus $200 Enrolment Fee for all enrolments
$200 AGENT BONUS*

*Pay in March and receive $200 enrolment fee as an agent bonus
GENERAL ENGLISH COURSE
MORNING SPECIAL – $180/week
Buy 10 weeks &
GET 2 weeks FREE

English Classes Timetable
Morning: Monday – Thursday
* Four or less weeks of English course purchase 8.45am – 2.30pm
price is $290 plus$200 enrolment fee. Intakes: Every Monday
BUSINESS COURSES Classes are Monday – Thursday

Morning: 9.00am – 2.00pm
$2000*
Evening: 5.00pm – 10.00pm
th
Intakes: 19 March,
Certificate III in Business – 6 months … th st th
9 Apr, 21 May, 8 Jul.
For more info go to our website
Certificate IV in Business – 9 months …. $1150 x 3

Diploma of Management – 9 months……$1150 x 3 New Timetable
th in April 2010!
* Must pay in full by 28 February 2010.
If paid by installments, the price for Certificate III in Business is $1150 x 2 installments.
For more information contact Luana by email
luana@mercurycolleges.nsw.edu.au or call (+612) 8263 1222
If you are not registered as Mercury College’s representative, please visit our website for details.
Mercury College is a member of The Education Group (www.teg.com.au).
Four or less weeks of English course purchase price is $290 plus $200 enrolment fee. This offer supersedes all other offers and cannot be used in conjunction
with any other offer, discount, scholarship or agreement. Mercury Colleges reserves the right to terminate or change this offer at any time without notice. At the
end of the offer period all special offers and discounts, bonuses, cashbacks are not applicable to existing agency agreements & conditions. Normal refund/
cancellation policy conditions apply. All prices, cashbacks, discount figures include GST. DO YOU WANT TO STOP RECEIVING FAXES FROM US? PLEASE FAX THIS
FLYER BACK TO THE ATTENTION OF MARKETING ON +61 2 8263 1237.

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Launch your Career

Mercury Colleges has been welcoming students here for over 35

We are proud of our many graduates who have achieved

The staff at the Mercury Colleges is truly international and multi-

Why study with us?

We also assist students in finding accommodation of their choice.

Please ask for our current articulation arrangements with

Contact Mercury Colleges

Campus: Level 3, 3 Waverley Street

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES

COURSE DELIVERY LOCATION

Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd (ABN: 55 001 799 891)

Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd (ABN: 55 001 799 891)

CERTIFICATE III IN BUSINESS (BSB30107)

Entry Requirements: Year 12 or equivalent AND over 18 years

Unit Codes Unit Name Type

BSBOHS201A Participate in OH&S process Core

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Overseas experience and qualifications

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CERTIFICATE IV IN BUSINESS (BSB40207)

Unit Codes Unit Name Type

BSBOHS407 Monitor a safe workplace Core

Overseas experience and qualifications

Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd (ABN: 55 001 799 891)

DIPLOMA OF MANAGEMENT (BSB51107)

Unit Codes Unit Name Type

BSBMGT502B Manage people performance Core

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DIPLOMA OF MANAGEMENT (BSB51107)

Student starts the course. On the first day

Note: Prior to enrolment, student should receive the following information:

Student Services Department provide following help for students:

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P re-E nrolment Information for S tudents

Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd (ABN: 55 001 799 891)

Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd (ABN: 55 001 799 891)

Deferral, Suspension or Cancellation of Enrolment Policy

Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd (ABN: 55 001 799 891)

CRICOS Enrolment Number of

Timetable – Vocational programs

* DURATION INCLUDES TERM BREAKS

Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd (ABN: 55 001 799 891)

SELECT YOUR COURSE

SESSION (please select one) SESSION (please select one)

ACCOMMODATION AND AIRPORT PICK UP SPECIAL NEEDS

Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd (ABN: 55 001 799 891)

Cheque  Ca s h  Cre dit Ca rd  Ba nk De pos it  Inte rna tiona l Mone y Orde r

H O W D ID Y O U H E A R A B O U T M E R C U R Y C O L L E G E ? I have fully read and understood Mercury College’s terms and

If fees are being paid by another person(s) or company:

Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd (ABN: 55 001 799 891)

CRICOS Enrolment Number of Tuition

Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd (ABN: 55 001 799 891)

CRICOS Enrolment Number of

Timetable – Vocational programs

* DURATION INCLUDES TERM BREAKS

Mercury Colleges Pty Ltd (ABN: 55 001 799 891)

MARCH SPECIAL – South America

$200 AGENT BONUS*

GET 2 weeks FREE

BUSINESS COURSES Classes are Monday – Thursday

Certificate IV in Business – 9 months …. $1150 x 3