Australian Ideal College (AIC) is a professional vocational education provider with a commitment to delivering quality English language, Business, Tourism & Hospitality, Management and Accounting courses, as well as NAATI-endorsed Interpreting and Translating qualifications. At AIC, we strive to achieve and maintain educational excellence with professionalism and integrity, and also hope to instil these values in all our students. To help you realise your study goals and potential, our highly qualified and experienced teachers & trainers are dedicated to supporting you every step along the way. We encourage a fun, interactive, stimulating & dynamic learning environment, and offer online learning to cater for flexible study requirements. As such, we are sure you will be a happy student studying at AIC.

Homestay : AU$300-400 per week. International Student libves and eats together with an australian Family. Students who are under 18 years must live either withan approved homestay or a member of their immediate family.

Shared Accommodation : AU $425-350 per week including gas and electricity. It is where international student lives with an Austrilian Family by rentinh one room but does not  eat together with the Austrailian Family.

 

Leasing a Flat : AU$450-650 per week.It is where an international student lease the whole flat and live on our own and normally unfurnished.

Sydney is the state capital of New South Wales and the most populous city in Australia. The city consists of 658 suburbs and 40 local government areas. As of June 2018, Sydney’s estimated metropolitan population was 5,230,330 and is home to approximately 65% of the state’s population. Sydney has a subtropical climate with warm summers, cool winters and uniform rainfall throughout the year.Sydney is best known for its harbourfront Sydney Opera House, with a distinctive sail-like design. Massive Darling Harbour and the smaller Circular Quay port are hubs of waterside life, with the arched Harbour Bridge and esteemed Royal Botanic Garden nearby. Sydney Tower’s outdoor platform, the Skywalk, offers 360-degree views of the city and suburbs

Sydney tourist attractions

1. See the Sydney Opera House

2. Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge

3. Stroll around The Rocks

4. Hop aboard a Harbor Cruise at Circular Quay

5. Spend a Day at Darling Harbour

6. Smell the Roses at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney

7. Shop 'til You Drop at the Queen Victoria Building

8. Zoom up the Sydney Tower Eye

9. Bask on Sydney's Beaches

10. Bike or Walk around Barangaroo Reserve

Mixed nationality classes and end of block parties, enabling students to broaden their horizons and learn abut other cities in other countries they may only have dreamed for. The College also put the flyers provided by some travel agents on the noticeboard so students

may join the tour for skiing on the snow mountain or one day tour to different sightseeing on weekend etc.

The Excursions are organized by the teachers or students themselves, and providing a great time to practice social English and a fun way for students to get to know Sydney from the world-famous Opera House and Harbor bridge to the sensational Taronga Zoo, Art Gallery and  Darling Harbor Attractions, and Adelaide from Adelaide Central Market, Victoria Square Tantanyangga, Glenelg Beach and Hahndorf etc.