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FAQ's

Current Students

Academic
Once I applied to enrol in an AIAT course, how long should I wait for a reply from the admissions team?

Once you have applied to enrol in a course at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), you can expect to receive a response from the admissions team within a week. The exact timeframe may vary depending on the completeness of your application and the volume of applications being processed.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Admissions page.

How can I enrol my subjects?

Our friendly ICT Helpdesk team will assist you with your first-semester subjects' enrolment, and with your timetable allocation. For more information, you can visit the AIAT Our Courses page to familiarise yourself with your course structure. Otherwise, you can contact them via email at: helpdesk@aiat.edu.au or call at +61 8 6118 7888.

If I have passed a subject in my previous studies already. How can I request a credit transfer?

To apply for a credit transfer at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), follow these steps:

  1. Eligibility: Ensure you are eligible for credit transfer or recognition of prior learning (RPL) based on your prior studies.
  2. Application Form: Complete the Application for Credit and/or Recognition of Prior Learning form, available at the resource hub.
  3. Supporting Documents: Submit the following documents along with your application:
    • Certified copy of your official transcript of subjects and grades.
    • Explanation of the grading system used on the transcript (if not included).
    • Subject outlines, including details of topics covered, duration, class types, prescribed textbooks, and assessment details.
  4. Submission: Download the Application for Credit form and submit your application and supporting documents at least two weeks prior to the start date of the subject for which you are requesting credit. The form and documentation should be sent to admissions@aiat.edu.au.
  5. Assessment: Your application will be reviewed by the Course Director against subject outlines and learning outcomes. The review process typically takes 2-3 weeks.
  6. Notification: You will be notified of the outcome of your application once the review is complete.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Credit Transfer page.

How long does it take for a credit transfer request to be approved or not?

The approval process for a credit transfer request at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) typically takes 2-3 weeks. Your application will be reviewed by the Course Director against subject outlines and learning outcomes.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Credit Transfer page.

How do I find out what textbooks I need?

To find out what textbooks you need for your courses at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), you should:

  • Check Your Course Outline: The list of prescribed textbooks and recommended readings is typically included in the course outline provided by your Course Director.
  • Visit the AIAT Website: You can also find information about required textbooks on the AIAT website under the specific course or subject details.
  • Contact Your Course Director: If you are unsure or need further clarification, reach out to your Course Director or the Student Support Office for assistance.

Please be advised that our friendly library staff will assist and provide you with any textbook required during a limited period if needed.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Credit Transfer page.

When would I receive my results for this study period?

You can expect to receive your results for Study Period 2 (July 2024 Intake) at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) on Monday, 11 November 2024, and for Study Period 3 (September 2024 Intake) on Friday, 10 January.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Calendar and Key Dates page.

How do I reset my academic credentials or password?

To reset your academic credentials or password at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), follow these steps:

  • Contact ICT Support: Reach out to the ICT Help Desk for assistance at helpdesk@aiat.edu.au or call +61 8 6118 7888.
  • Provide Necessary Information: Be prepared to provide your student ID and any other relevant details to verify your identity.
  • Follow Instructions: The ICT Support team will guide you through the process of resetting your password or credentials.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT ICT Support page.

Do I have to be on campus?

Yes, students at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) are expected to attend all scheduled on-campus classes and activities associated with each subject they are enrolled in. Academic staff record students’ attendance, and this information is collated by the Student Services Office.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Academic Progress page.

If couldn't submit my assignment/assessment on time due to a personal situation. Am I still able to submit it?

If you couldn’t submit your assignment on time due to a personal situation, you may still be able to submit it, but there are certain conditions. According to the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), late submissions will attract penalties unless an extension has been agreed upon by the Subject Coordinator or Course Director. You can apply for an extension of up to two weeks via the LMS (Learning Management System) before the due date, and you must attach supporting documents.

If you need more than two weeks of extension, you will need to fill and submit the Special Consideration Form with your professor's approval to your course director as soon as you know that you will need a longer period to submit your assignment/assessment.

If you have any specific concerns or need further assistance, it’s best to contact your Subject Coordinator or Course Director directly. For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT My Course page.

Can I study part-time?

Can I study part-time?

Yes, you are eligible to take on a part-time study load under certain circumstances. However, there are important processes we must follow to ensure everything is in order.

  • Impact on Course Completion Date: If your change to a part-time study load affects your ability to complete your course within the current Course of Enrolment (COE) end date, we will need to update your COE. This will be confirmed with a thorough review of your study plan.
  • Study Plan Review: As soon as you opt for a part-time study load, your study plan must be reviewed to determine if you can still finish within your current COE end date. If it is evident that you cannot complete your studies within the original timeframe, we will proceed with updating your COE accordingly.
  • Required Documentation: When you apply for a part-time study load, you must provide documentation explaining the reasons for your request. This documentation will be essential in processing your application and ensuring that all necessary adjustments are made.
  • A new COE extending the program duration can only be issued under the following exceptional circumstances:
    • Compassionate or compelling reasons: For example, severe illness over an extended period that is supported by a medical certificate stating that you were unable to attend classes.
    • Academic intervention strategy: If the institute implements an academic intervention strategy because you are at risk of not making satisfactory academic progress.
    • Approved deferment or suspension: If you have been granted an approved deferment or suspension of studies.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Courses page or the AIAT Resource Hub page.

Who should I contact to get support on course progress & intervention?

For support on course progress and intervention at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), you should contact:

  • Your Lecturer or Subject Coordinator: They can provide guidance on your academic performance and help you with any issues related to your coursework.
  • Student Services Office: They can recommend additional academic and personal support services if they are concerned about your progress. Get in contact with them at learningsupport@aiat.edu.au.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Academic Support page.

What happens if I fail a subject in my degree?

If you fail a subject in your degree at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), the following may occur:

  • Supplementary Assessment: If your total mark is between 45% and 49%, you may be eligible for a supplementary assessment to demonstrate satisfactory performance.
  • Re-enrolment: You may need to re-enrol in the subject and complete it in a subsequent study period.
  • Academic Support: You can seek academic support from your lecturer, subject coordinator, or the Student Services Office to improve your performance.
  • Impact on GPA: Failing a subject will affect your Grade Point Average (GPA), which is a measure of your overall academic performance.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Grades and Results Policy.

Can I change the course I am enrolled in?

Yes, you can change the course you are enrolled in at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT). To do so, you should:

  • Consult with Your Course Director: Discuss your intention to change courses with your Course Director to understand the implications and receive guidance.
  • Submit a Course Change Request: Complete and submit a Course Change Request form, which can be found on the AIAT website or obtained from the Resource Hub Page.
  • Provide Supporting Documents: Include any necessary supporting documents, such as your academic transcripts and a statement explaining your reasons for the change.
  • Approval Process: Your request will be reviewed, and you will be notified of the outcome. Ensure you follow up if you do not receive a timely response.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Course and Subject Lifecycle: Review, Monitoring and Change Policy.

Financial
How do I pay my fees online?

To pay your fees online at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), follow these steps:

  • Navigate to the Fees Section: Find the section related to fees and payments within the portal, where you can access the Payment Guide for Students.
  • Select Payment Method: Choose your preferred payment method, such as bank transfer. Please note that cash and credit cards are not currently accepted.
  • Enter Payment Details: Provide the necessary payment details and confirm the transaction.
  • Keep a Record: Save or print the transaction receipt for your records.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Fees and Payments page.

What forms of payment does AIAT accept?

The safest and preferred method for payments is through a bank transfer. You should check these terms and conditions to proceed with the payment successfully:

  • Processing Time: Online payments can take up to 5 business days to be reflected in our accounts.
  • Transaction Reference: Keep the transaction reference number safe for future correspondence concerning the payment.
  • Email ID: Provide the correct email ID so we can email you a receipt of the payment.
  • Payment Queries: If you have any queries about the payment, you can contact our finance department at helpdesk@aiat.edu.au.
  • Invoice Reference: For the direct transfer of funds to AIAT’s bank account, please refer to the invoice issued for your fees.
  • Contact Information: For any payment queries, contact the AIAT finance team on Phone: +61 (0) 8 6118 7888 Monday to Friday (excluding South Australian Public Holidays) between 9 am to 5 pm (ACST for SA) or helpdesk@aiat.edu.au.
  • Bank Transfer Setup: Contact your bank to arrange for the ability to transfer funds directly from your account into AIAT’s account via the internet.
  • Payment Identification: When transferring funds, ensure you record your name and student number on the transaction so that your payment can be applied to your account.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Fees and Payments page.

When do I have to pay my pending fees?

At the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), tuition fees are payable each study period in advance. Once your course has commenced, you must be financially up-to-date with the institution by the census date. The specific due dates for payment of invoices are communicated through the Learning Management System (LMS). Additionally, the terms and payment options will be clearly stated in your Letter of Offer. Nevertheless, it is worth mentioning that students can apply for a Payment Plan to bring up to date the outstanding balance with our institution.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Fees and Payments page.

When and how to apply for a payment plan?

To apply for a payment plan at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), follow these steps:

  • Timing: You should apply for a payment plan as soon as you realise you need one, but the last date that you can apply for each study period, is one day before the census date of each study period, the date that can be verified on the Calendar & Key Dates page.
  • Application Form: Complete the Payment Plan Request Form, which can be found on the AIAT website.
  • Submission: Submit the completed form to the Student Services Office either via email at helpdesk@aiat.edu.au or in person at AIAT, Level 9, 50 Grenfell Street, Adelaide, South Australia.
  • Supporting Information: Provide any necessary supporting information, such as reasons for requesting the payment plan and your proposed payment schedule.
  • Approval Process: Your application will be reviewed, and you will be notified of the outcome. Ensure you follow up if you do not receive a timely response.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Fees and Payments page and the Payment Plan Request Form.

Are there additional charges if I am late paying my fees?

Yes, there are additional charges if you are late paying your fees at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT). A late payment fee will be charged per week following the issuance of the second warning letter.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Fees and Payments page.

What happens if I do not pay my fees?

If you do not pay your fees at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), the following consequences may occur:

  • Late Payment Fees: You will be charged a late payment fee per week following the issuance of the second warning letter.
  • Enrolment Restrictions: Your enrolment may be restricted, and you may not be able to enrol in future subjects or courses.
  • Access to Services: You may lose access to certain student services and facilities.
  • Academic Penalties: Your academic progress may be affected, and you may not receive your final results or be able to graduate.
  • Debt Collection: Unpaid fees may be referred to a debt collection agency, which could impact your credit rating.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Fees and Payments page.

Can I get an extension of time to pay my fees?

Yes, you can request an extension of time to pay your fees at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT). To do so, you should contact the Student Services Office as soon as possible to discuss your situation and submit a formal request for a Payment Plan to helpdesk@aiat.edu.au. They will guide you through the process and inform you of any necessary documentation or conditions that may apply.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Fees and Payments page.

Are there additional fees & charges?

Yes, there are additional fees and charges at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT). These may include:

  • Enrolment Fee: There is a non-refundable enrolment fee of $250 per course.
  • Academic Transcript: There is a fee for the issuance of the academic transcript.
  • Late Payment Fees: Charged per week following the issuance of the second warning letter.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Fees and Payments page.

Administration
How do I request my student ID card?

How do I request my student ID card?

To request your student ID card at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), follow these steps:

  • Orientation Day: On your orientation day, the official photograph will be taken for your student ID card. The card will be ready to collect at the reception seven business days later.
  • Alternative Method: If you are unable to attend the orientation day, you can send a passport-sized photo to helpdesk@aiat.edu.au. The ID card will be issued and available for collection after seven business days.
How do I replace my student ID card?

To replace your student ID card at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), follow these steps:

  • Visit the Campus: Go to the forn-desk at reception.
  • Request a Replacement: Inform the staff that you need a replacement for your student ID card.
  • Provide Necessary Information: You may need to provide some personal details and possibly a photo for the new ID card.
  • Pay Any Applicable Fees: There is a $50 fee for replacing your student ID card, so be prepared to pay it.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT My Details page.

Am I eligible for public transport fee?

Yes, generally students in Australia may be eligible for concessions on public transport fees. To confirm your eligibility, you can:

  • Check with AIAT Student Services: They can provide specific details about any available concessions or discounts for public transport among other services.
  • Visit the Local Transport Authority’s Website: Check the website of the local transport authority in Adelaide for information on student concessions and how to apply.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Student Support page.

Where can I find Student Accommodation services?

AIAT (Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies) does not directly provide housing or accommodation services. However, we have a partnership with Unilodge, a student accommodation facilitator, to assist students in finding suitable housing in Adelaide. They provide information on various types of accommodations, tips for securing housing, and resources for temporary accommodation.

For more details, you can visit their official website or contact their student support services.

When is the study period break?

The mid-study period break for Study Period 2 at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) is from Monday, 2 September 2024, to Sunday, 8 September 2024.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Calendar and Key Dates page.

What are the key dates?

Here are some key dates for the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT):

  • Orientation: A series of events and activities designed to help new students familiarize themselves with the campus, meet fellow students, and learn about academic and support services available.
  • Last Day for Enrolment: The final date by which students must complete their enrolment in courses for the upcoming term. After this date, new enrolments are typically not allowed.
  • Census Date: The official deadline to finalize enrolment for the term. After this date, students are financially liable for their enrolled courses and changes such as dropping a course may result in financial or academic penalties.
  • Mid-Study Period Break: A scheduled break in the middle of the study term. This period allows students to rest and catch up on assignments or study.
  • Final Date for Withdrawal Without Academic Penalty:
  • The last date students can withdraw from a course without receiving a fail grade on their academic transcript. Withdrawals after this date usually result in academic penalties.
  • End of Teaching: The final day of regular classes and instruction for the study period. After this, students typically enter a revision period before exams.
  • Assessment and Examination Period: The designated time frame during which students complete their final assessments and exams for the term. It follows the end of teaching and includes formal exams and other assessments.
  • Summer Break Starts: The official start of the summer vacation period, marking the end of the academic year or term, during which students typically have an extended break.
  • Final Results Released: The date when students can access their official grades for the completed study period. Results are typically available online through the student portal.
  • Supplementary Assessments: Additional assessments granted to students who meet specific criteria, allowing them a second chance to demonstrate competency in a course after the initial assessment period.
  • Supplementary Results: The results of supplementary assessments, typically released after supplementary exams or assignments have been graded.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Calendar and Key Dates page.

If I am not able to attend on-campus classes, how can I inform the institution?

If you are unable to attend on-campus classes at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), you should follow these official procedures:

  • Notify Your Course Director: Inform your Course Director as soon as possible about your inability to attend classes.
  • Submit a Leave of Absence Request: Complete and submit a Leave of Absence request form, which can be found on the AIAT website or obtained from the Student Support Office.
  • Provide Supporting Documents: Include any relevant supporting documents, such as medical certificates or other evidence, to support your request
  • and submit it to helpdesk@aiat.edu.au.
  • Follow Up: Ensure you follow up with your Course Director or the Student Support Office if you do not receive a timely response.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Student Support page.

If I am planning to have an urgent travel, how can I apply for an emergency leave?

To apply for emergency leave at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), follow these steps:

  • Contact Your Course Director: Inform your Course Director about your urgent travel plans and the need for emergency leave.
  • Submit an Emergency Leave Request: Complete and submit an Emergency Leave Form which can be found on the AIAT website or obtained from the Student Support Office.
  • Provide Supporting Documents: Include any relevant supporting documents, such as travel itineraries or medical certificates, to substantiate your request and submit it to helpdesk@aiat.edu.au.
  • Approval Process: Your request will be reviewed, and you will be notified of the outcome. Ensure you follow up with your Course Director or the Student Support Office if you do not receive a timely response.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Student Support page.

What if I have a complaint?

All students at AIAT have the right to:

  • Raise any concerns, problems, or complaints they may have that arise in the course of being an AIAT student or prospective student.
  • Lodge a formal complaint if they are unable to resolve it informally or feel uncomfortable resolving the issue informally.
  • Appeal against academic and administrative decisions made by AIAT.

Students should familiarise themselves with the Student Code of Conduct as part of this process.

At AIAT, complaints are handled through a formal process. Students are encouraged to first seek informal resolution, but if this is unsuccessful, they can lodge a formal complaint. AIAT provides support through its Student Services Office, which assists in navigating the complaints or appeals process, ensuring fair treatment.

This process is designed to address issues such as academic disputes, harassment, or discrimination. AIAT endeavours to resolve issues as soon as possible and will keep you informed during the complaint or appeals process. All issues raised are reviewed with the perspective of improving processes and the student experience.

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Where can students seek help for complaints and appeals?

Students at AIAT can seek help for complaints through the Student Services Office. This office provides guidance and support for resolving issues, whether they relate to academic disputes, discrimination, harassment, or other concerns. If informal resolution methods are unsuccessful, the Student Services team can assist with the formal complaints or appeals process.

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What is the Student Code of Conduct?

The Student Code of Conduct at AIAT outlines the expected behaviors for students to foster a respectful, safe, and inclusive learning environment. It emphasizes academic integrity, respectful interactions, and adherence to policies. Students are expected to act ethically, honor diversity, and maintain professional behavior both in academic settings and during work placements. Any violation of this code could result in disciplinary action.

For more detailed information, you can visit the Student Code of Conduct.

How does AIAT protect student privacy?

AIAT protects student privacy by adhering to the Australian Privacy Principles. This ensures that personal information provided by students is collected, stored, and used securely. AIAT limits access to personal data to authorized personnel and ensures that it is only used for legitimate academic or administrative purposes.

Why we collect your personal information

As a registered institute, we collect your personal information so we can process and manage your enrolment in a course with us. If you do not provide this information, we will be unable to process your enrolment.

How do we use your personal information

We use your personal information to enable us to deliver courses to you, and otherwise, as needed, to comply with our obligations as an institute.

Disclosing your personal information

AIAT is required to comply with legal and regulatory obligations, including disclosure and reporting to Commonwealth, State and Territory government agencies for planning, evaluative, administrative, and funding purposes. This means your personal information may be disclosed to:

  • Disclosure and reporting to Commonwealth and State government agencies for the purpose of administrating entitlements to financial assistance under Commonwealth and State government programs for supporting students.
  • Government agencies responsible for administrating and regulating education and training providers in Australia, such as Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA), Tuition Protection Service (TPS);
  • Tuition assurance scheme providers; and
  • To government agencies with responsibility for administering immigration and student visa arrangements (including disclosure of suspected breaches of student visa conditions).

Students have the right to access their personal information and to have it corrected if necessary.

Further details are available in the AIAT Privacy Policy.

What is the difference between deferment, suspension and cancellation of enrolment?

At AIAT, an international student’s enrolment can be deferred, suspended or cancelled, as per Standard 9 of the National Code of Practice.

 

Deferring your enrolment

If you've been offered a place in a course, you can ask to delay your start for up to a year. You can do this before you accept the offer, after you accept it, or after the issuance of a Confirmation of Enrolment, but prior to the start of the first study period.

An international student who has failed to obtain a visa and/or to arrive before the start of the first study period of study may also apply for a deferment.

Enrolment Procedure, Clause 3.20

 

Suspending your enrolment

If you need to take some time off from your studies, you can apply for a Leave of Absence. You need to have completed a minimum of two (2) subjects. Normally the duration of your leave will be for a study period or longer and will need to be approved by the Course Director.

Shorter periods of leave should be discussed with the Course Director.

Enrolment Procedure, Clause 3.21

 

Cancelling your enrolment

A student’s enrolment can be cancelled when the student has:

  • failed to re-enrol
  • an incomplete enrolment
  • applied for a course withdrawal
  • been expelled
  • exceeded the maximum course duration
  • failed to pay the prescribed fees by the payment due date
  • failed to comply with international student visa conditions

Enrolment Procedure, Clause 3.26

Future Students

Academic
What programs does AIAT offer?

The Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) offers a range of innovative and industry-focused programs designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in today’s dynamic world. Here are some of the exciting programs you can enrol in:

  • Bachelor of Information Technology: Dive deep into the world of technology with our Bachelor of Information Technology program. This course provides in-depth tech knowledge with practical applications, preparing you for a successful career in the tech industry.
  • Master of Information Technology: Elevate your tech expertise with our Master of Information Technology program. This course focuses on data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI), positioning you as a highly skilled professional ready to drive change and improve business outcomes.
  • Master of Business Administration (Leadership and Innovation): Transform your career with our MBA program, which blends core business strategies with contemporary leadership skills. This course is designed to cultivate the next generation of business innovators and leaders.
  • Online Master of Business Administration (Leadership and Innovation): Enjoy the flexibility of our online MBA program, which offers the same comprehensive curriculum as our on-campus program. This course is perfect for busy professionals looking to advance their careers without compromising their current commitments.
  • Microcredentials and Stackable Courses: AIAT also offers a variety of micro credentials and stackable courses, allowing you to tailor your education to your specific needs and interests. These courses focus on emerging fields such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Cybersecurity, as well as essential business ‘soft skills’.
  • Professional Education: Our professional education programs are designed to provide bespoke executive education and short courses that cater to the needs of executives and professionals. These programs focus on enhancing efficiency and automating repetitive tasks in the workplace.
  • AI Academy: Our AI Academy is dedicated to equipping executives and professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to elevate their AI skills. Courses include Generative AI for various sectors such as small businesses, government organizations, and educators.

Join AIAT and be part of a transformative educational journey that transcends traditional learning, empowering you to excel in your career. Apply now and take the first step towards a brighter future!

For more information, visit the AIAT Our Courses page.

Does AIAT offer online courses?

The Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) offers a range of online courses designed to provide flexibility and convenience for busy professionals and students. Here are some of the exciting online programs you can enrol in:

  • Online Master of Business Administration (Leadership and Innovation): Our Online MBA program is designed to position graduates as leaders who can integrate technological, strategic, and professional skills to innovate and transform organizations or develop their own entrepreneurial ventures. This course covers leadership, entrepreneurship, project management, and data analytics, providing you with the tools to excel in various professional contexts.
  • Microcredentials and Stackable Courses: AIAT offers a variety of online microcredentials and stackable courses that allow you to tailor your education to your specific needs and interests. These courses focus on emerging fields such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Cybersecurity, as well as essential business 'soft skills’.
  • AI Academy: Our AI Academy provides online courses designed to equip executives and professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to elevate their AI skills. Courses include Generative AI for various sectors such as small businesses, government organizations, and educators.
  • Professional Education: AIAT’s professional education programs offer bespoke executive education and short courses that cater to the needs of executives and professionals. These programs focus on enhancing efficiency and automating repetitive tasks in the workplace.

Join AIAT and take advantage of our innovative online courses to advance your career and achieve your goals. Visit the AIAT website to learn more and start your application today.

What are the semester and term dates?

Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) offers intake dates regularly throughout the year as follows:

  • February intake
  • May intake
  • July intake
  • September intake
  • November intake

The exact dates may vary year to year.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Calendar and Key Dates page.

How many weeks can I study a course?

The duration of courses at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) varies depending on the program:

  • Master of Information Technology: This is a 2-year full-time course, delivered over 4 study periods (2 study periods per year). Each study period consists of 12 teaching weeks, plus a mid-study period break of 1 week and 2 assessment weeks.
  • Bachelor of Information Technology: The duration details for this course are not explicitly mentioned, but it typically follows a similar structure to other undergraduate programs, which are usually 3 years full-time.
  • Master of Business Administration: The duration details for this course are not explicitly mentioned, but MBA (Master of Business Administration) programs are generally 1 to 2 years full-time.

For specific details about the duration of other courses, you can visit the AIAT Courses page.

What are the entry requirements for AIAT courses?

The Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) has specific entry requirements for each of its courses. Here is a breakdown of the entry requirements for some of the key programs:

  • Bachelor of Information Technology
    • Academic Qualifications: Completion of an Australian Year 12 secondary education qualification with a minimum ATAR of 60 or an equivalent qualification from an overseas institution.
    • English Language Proficiency: IELTS (Academic) overall score of 6.0 with no band less than 5.5, or equivalent.
  • Master of Information Technology
    • Academic Qualifications: A completed bachelor's degree in information technology or a related field from a recognized institution.
    • English Language Proficiency: IELTS (Academic) overall score of 6.5 with no band less than 6.0, or equivalent.
  • Master of Business Administration (Leadership and Innovation)
    • Academic Qualifications: A completed bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized institution.
    • Work Experience: At least two years of relevant work experience.
    • English Language Proficiency: IELTS (Academic) overall score of 6.5 with no band less than 6.0, or equivalent.
  • Online Master of Business Administration (Leadership and Innovation)
    • Academic Qualifications: A completed bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized institution.
    • Work Experience: At least two years of relevant work experience.
    • English Language Proficiency: IELTS (Academic) overall score of 6.5 with no band less than 6.0, or equivalent.

For more detailed information on entry requirements, visit the AIAT requirements page.

Ready to take the next step in your educational journey? Apply now and join AIAT to unlock your potential and achieve your career goals!

How can I know if my overseas degree fulfills AIAT entry requirements?

To determine if your overseas degree fulfills the entry requirements for the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), you should consider the following steps:

  • Check Course Requirements: Ensure your degree aligns with the specific course requirements at AIAT. For example, for undergraduate courses, you need a qualification equivalent to an Australian Year 12 or a completed qualification at AQF level 5 (Diploma) or above.
  • Document Certification: Make sure your academic transcripts and qualifications are certified true copies. If your documents are not in English, you will need to provide certified translations.
  • Application Process: Follow the application process for international students, which includes submitting your application form, required documentation, and evidence of your qualifications.

For detailed information, you can visit the AIAT entry requirements page.

If you have any specific questions or need further assistance, you can contact the AIAT Admissions Officer at admissions@aiat.edu.au or call +61 8 6118 78882.

What happens if I do not fulfil English language requirements?

If you do not fulfill the English language requirements for the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), you may need to take additional steps to meet the criteria:

  • English Language Courses: You can enrol in English Language Intensive Course for Overseas Students (ELICOS) with TrEd College, which provides an English language course approved by AIAT. Successfully completing such a course will help you to meet the minimum English Language Proficiency (ELP) standard.
  • Approved English Tests: You may need to retake an approved English language test, such as IELTS or TOEFL, to achieve the required scores.
  • Previous Study in English: If you have previously studied for two years in English, this may be used to meet the English language proficiency requirements. You will need to provide evidence of this.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Entry Requirements page.

What is the AI Academy?

The AI Academy at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) is dedicated to equipping executives and professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to elevate their AI skills, enhance efficiency, and automate repetitive tasks in the workplace.

What Does the AI Academy Offer?

  • Generative AI in the Workplace: Learn how to leverage generative AI to improve productivity and innovation in your organization.
  • Generative AI for Executives: Tailored for business leaders, this course focuses on strategic AI implementation.
  • Generative AI for Government Organizations: Designed for public sector professionals, this course covers AI applications in government operations.
  • Generative AI for Small Businesses: Ideal for small business owners looking to integrate AI into their operations.
  • Generative AI for Educators: Focuses on how educators can use AI to enhance teaching and learning experiences.
  • Generative AI for Designers: Learn how AI can be used in the design process to create innovative solutions.
  • AI+ Innovation Sprint: A hands-on course that combines AI and innovation to solve real-world problems.

Why Choose the AI Academy?

  • Industry-Relevant Curriculum: Courses are designed to address the current and future needs of the workforce.
  • Expert Faculty: Learn from experienced professionals and industry leaders.
  • Flexible Learning: Courses are available online, allowing you to learn at your own pace and convenience.
  • Practical Applications: Gain practical skills that can be immediately applied in your workplace.

Join the AI Academy today. Elevate your career and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving field of AI. Visit the AIAT AI Academy page to learn more about the AI Academy and start your journey towards becoming an AI expert.

Do I get help to get an industry placement?

The Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) provides support for students to gain industry placements. AIAT emphasizes real-world experience through various initiatives such as capstone and applied research projects, Work Integrated Learning (WIL), and exposure to industry.

These opportunities are designed to align with industry skills needs and help students gain practical experience that is valuable for their future careers.

Financial
What are the tuition fees for AIAT courses?

Ready to take the next step in your educational journey? Apply now and join AIAT to unlock your potential and achieve your career goals.

The Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) offers competitive tuition fees for its various programs. Here is a breakdown of the offered bursary for some of the key courses:

  • Bachelor of Information Technology:
    • Onshore Fees: 38%
    • Offshore Fees: 10%
  • Master of Information Technology (General Stream):
    • Onshore Fees: 42%
    • Offshore Fees: 10%
  • Master of Information Technology (Specialist Stream):
    • Onshore Fees: 31%
    • Offshore Fees: 10%
  • Master of Business Administration (Leadership and Innovation):
    • Onshore Fees: 42%
    • Offshore Fees: 15%

Additional Costs: In addition to tuition fees, students can expect to pay $250 per course for non-tuition-related expenses such as enrolment fees, which are non-refundable.

Flexible Payment Options: AIAT offers multiple payment options for students, which will be stated in the Letter of Offer. Tuition fees are payable each study period in advance, and fees are reviewed annually.

What forms of payment does AIAT accept?

The safest and preferred method for payments is through a bank transfer. You should check these terms and conditions to proceed with the payment successfully:

  • Online payments can take up to 5 business days to be reflected in our accounts.
  • You should keep the transaction reference number safe for future correspondence concerning the payment.
  • Provide the correct email ID so we can email you a receipt of the payment.
  • If you have any queries about the payment, you can contact our finance department at helpdesk@aiat.edu.au.
  • For the direct transfer of funds to AIAT’s bank account, please refer to the invoice issued for your fees.
  • For any payment queries, please contact the AIAT finance team at helpdesk@aiat.edu.au or call +61 (0) 8 6118 7888 Monday to Friday (excluding South Australian Public Holidays) between 9 am to 5 pm (ACST for SA).
  • Contact your bank to arrange for the ability to transfer funds directly from your account into AIAT’s account via the Internet.
  • When transferring funds, ensure you record your name and student number on the transaction so that your payment can be applied to your account.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Fees and Payments page.

How do I pay my fees online?

To pay your fees online at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), follow these steps:

  • Navigate to the Fees Section: Find the section related to fees and payments within the portal, where you can find the Payment Guide for Students.
  • Select Payment Method: Choose your preferred payment method, such as bank transfer. Please note that cash and credit cards are not currently accepted.
  • Enter Payment Details: Provide the necessary payment details and confirm the transaction.
  • Keep a Record: Save or print the transaction receipt for your records.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Fees and Payments page.

Can I apply for a bursary?

Yes, you can apply for a bursary at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT). AIAT offers various bursaries to support students in their academic journey.

If you have any specific questions or need further assistance, you can contact the AIAT Admissions Officer at admissions@aiat.edu.au or call +61 8 6118 7888.

Can I get an extension of time to pay my fees?

Yes, you can request an extension of time to pay your fees at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT). To do so, you should contact the Front Office at the campus as soon as possible to discuss your situation and submit a formal request for the Payment Plan. They will guide you through the process and inform you of any necessary documentation or conditions that may apply.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Fees and Payments page.

Are there any payment plan options available?

Yes, AIAT offers financial aid options for students. You can apply for a payment plan to manage your course fees by completing the Payment Plan Request Form.

Here are some key points about the payment plan:

  • Frequency of Payment: You can choose to make payments fortnightly or specify another frequency.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Fees and Payments page.

When and how to apply for a payment plan

To apply for a payment plan at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), follow these steps:

  • Timing: You should apply for a payment plan as soon as you realize you need one, ideally before the start of the study period.
  • Application Form: Complete the Payment Plan Request Form, which can be found on the AIAT website.
  • Submission: Submit the completed form to the Student Services Office either via email at admissions@aiat.edu.au or in person at AIAT, Level 9, 50 Grenfell Street, Adelaide, South Australia.
  • Supporting Information: Provide any necessary supporting information, such as reasons for requesting the payment plan and your proposed payment schedule.
  • Approval Process: Your application will be reviewed, and you will be notified of the outcome. Ensure you follow up if you do not receive a timely response.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Fees and Payments page & Payment Plan Request Form.

Are there additional fees & charges?

Yes, there are additional fees and charges at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT). These may include:

  • Enrolment Fee: A non-refundable enrolment fee of $250 per course.
  • Academic Transcript: There is a fee for the issuance of academic transcripts.
  • Late Payment Fees: Charged per week following the issuance of the second warning letter.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Fees and Payments page.

Administration
How can I apply for a course at AIAT?

Applying for a course at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) is a straightforward process designed to get you started on your educational journey with ease. Here is how you can apply:

Step-by-Step Application Process

  1. Check Admission Eligibility: Ensure you meet the entry requirements for your chosen course. This includes academic qualifications and, for international students, English language proficiency.
  2. Apply for Admission: Complete the online application form available on the AIAT website. Make sure to provide all necessary documentation, including academic transcripts and proof of English proficiency.
  3. Receive Letter of Offer: Once your application is reviewed, you will receive a Letter of Offer or other advice regarding your application status.
  4. Accept the Offer: Accept your offer by following the instructions provided in the Letter of Offer. This may include making an initial payment.
  5. Make Initial Payment: Pay the required fees to secure your place in the course.
  6. Student Login: After completing the above steps, you will receive login details to access the student portal, where you can manage your course and stay updated with valuable information.

Why Choose AIAT?

  • Innovative Programs: AIAT offers innovative programs in Information Technology and Business Administration, designed to equip you with the skills needed for a successful career.
  • Flexible Learning: With options for both on-campus and online learning, you can choose the mode that best fits your lifestyle.
  • Industry Connections: Benefit from AIAT’s strong industry partnerships and gain practical experience through real-world projects.

Ready to Apply? Don’t miss the opportunity to join a dynamic and forward-thinking institution. Visit the AIAT website to start your application today and take the first step towards a brighter future!

If you have any questions or need assistance with your application, feel free to contact AIAT’s Admissions Officer at +61 8 6118 7888 or via email at admissions@aiat.edu.au.

Good luck with your application!

Who can assist me if I have any questions?

If you have any questions, you can reach out to the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) through the following contact points:

Can I work in Australia on my student visa?

Yes, as an international student on a student visa in Australia, you are generally allowed to work while studying. Here are some key points to consider:

  • Work Hours: You can work up to 48 hours per fortnight during the academic term and unlimited hours during scheduled course breaks.
  • Work Rights: It is important to ensure that your work does not interfere with your studies. Your primary purpose in Australia should be to study.
  • Visa Conditions: Make sure to comply with the specific conditions of your student visa, as violating these conditions can affect your visa status.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT International Students page.

Where is the campus location of AIAT?

The Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) is located at the vibrant heart of Adelaide, South Australia, nestled in the bustling city centre at Level 9, 50 Grenfell Street.

Imagine studying in a city renowned for its festivals, food, and wine, all while being surrounded by stunning parklands and beautiful beaches. Adelaide offers a perfect blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty, making it an ideal place for both learning and leisure.

At AIAT, you will find state-of-the-art facilities, including modern classrooms, computer laboratories, a library, quiet study areas, and even a student kitchen and dining area. The campus is easily accessible by public transport, and if you prefer a more active commute, cycling and walking are great options too.

Come and experience the best of both worlds – a top-notch education in a city that has so much to offer.

What accreditation does AIAT have?

The Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) is accredited by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) and is registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS).

AIAT also has established several key partnerships to enhance its educational offerings and provide students with valuable industry connections. Here are some of the notable partnerships:

  • Future Skills Organisation: AIAT collaborates with the Future Skills Organisation, a Jobs and Skills Council funded by the Australian Government Department of Employment and Workplace Relations. This partnership focuses on business and technology education.
  • World Design Organization (WDO): AIAT is an Educational Member of the World Design Organization, which has a United Nations Special Consultative Status. This partnership emphasizes the importance of design and innovation in education.
  • Forbes Technology Council: AIAT is a member of the Forbes Technology Council, which connects it with industry leaders and experts in technology and innovation.
  • Mind Makers: AIAT partners with the UK-based education consultancy, Mind Makers, to jointly develop and deliver bespoke AI-focused Executive Education programs.
  • Global Cyber Alliance (GCA): AIAT collaborates with the Global Cyber Alliance, an organization founded by the City of London Police and the Manhattan District Attorney of New York State, to enhance cybersecurity education and awareness.

These partnerships enable AIAT to provide innovative education and real-world industry connections, ensuring that students are well-prepared for their future careers.

How can I stay updated with AIAT news and events?

Stay connected with the vibrant community at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) and never miss out on exciting news and events.

To keep up to date with the latest happenings, you can visit the AIAT What’s On page. Whether it is academic milestones, cultural festivals, or industry networking events, AIAT ensures you are always in the loop. Plus, being in the heart of Adelaide means you will have access to a plethora of activities and attractions that make your study experience even more enriching.

So, dive into the dynamic world of AIAT and Adelaide, and make the most of your time here.

You can stay updated by following us on our social media channels and subscribing to our newsletter. Links to our social media pages can be found at the bottom of our website.

I am having trouble with my application. Who can help?

If you are having trouble with your application to the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT), contact your study agency/agent. If you need further assistance, you can get help from the following sources:

  • Admissions Officer: For any application-related queries, you can contact the Admissions Officer by emailing admissions@aiat.edu.au or calling +61 8 6118 7888.
  • Student Services Office: For general support and inquiries, reach out to the Student Services Office at support@aiat.edu.au.
What support services are available for students?

The Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) offers a variety of support services to help students succeed:

  • Health and Wellbeing: AIAT provides resources and support for students’ mental and physical health. If you are feeling stressed or anxious, you can talk to someone who can help you deal with your issues.
  • Academic Support: Students have access to academic and study support, including writing essays, working in teams, giving presentations, and preparing for exams. You can make appointments with the Senior Study Skills Advisor and meet your lecturers during their consultation times.
  • ICT Support: For any IT-related issues, you can contact the IT Help Desk.
  • Student Support Office: For general support and inquiries, you can visit the Student Support Office.
  • International Student Support: AIAT offers specific support services for international students to help them adjust to life and study in Australia.

For more detailed information, you can visit the AIAT Student Support page.

How can I contact AIAT for more information?

You can contact the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) for more information through the following ways:

For more details, you can check the Contact Us page.

I have a question about studying at AIAT that is not answered here. Where should I go next?

If you have a question about studying at the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) that is not answered on their website, you can reach out to them directly for more information. Here are some ways to get in touch:

Contact Information

  • General Enquiries: You can fill out the contact form on the AIAT Contact Us page .
  • Email: Send an email to helpdesk@aiat.edu.au for any general questions or specific inquiries.
  • Phone: Call AIAT at +61 8 6118 7888 to speak with a representative.
  • International Student Support: For specialised support and services for international students, you can email support@aiat.edu.au.

Visit the Campus

If you are in the area, you can also visit the AIAT campus to speak with staff in person. The campus location and contact details are available on the AIAT website.

What if I have a complaint?

All students at AIAT have the right to:

  • Raise any concerns, problems, or complaints they may have that arise in the course of being an AIAT student or prospective student.
  • Lodge a formal complaint if they are unable to resolve it informally or feel uncomfortable resolving the issue informally.
  • Appeal against academic and administrative decisions made by AIAT.

Students should familiarise themselves with the Student Code of Conduct as part of this process.

At AIAT, complaints are handled through a formal process. Students are encouraged to first seek informal resolution, but if this is unsuccessful, they can lodge a formal complaint. AIAT provides support through its Student Services Office, which assists in navigating the complaints or appeals process, ensuring fair treatment.

This process is designed to address issues such as academic disputes, harassment, or discrimination. AIAT endeavours to resolve issues as soon as possible and will keep you informed during the complaint or appeals process. All issues raised are reviewed with the perspective of improving processes and the student experience.

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Where can students seek help for complaints and appeals?

Students at AIAT can seek help for complaints through the Student Services Office. This office provides guidance and support for resolving issues, whether they relate to academic disputes, discrimination, harassment, or other concerns. If informal resolution methods are unsuccessful, the Student Services team can assist with the formal complaints or appeals process.

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What is the difference between deferment, suspension and cancellation of enrolment?

At AIAT, an international student’s enrolment can be deferred, suspended or cancelled, as per Standard 9 of the National Code of Practice.

 

Deferring your enrolment

If you've been offered a place in a course, you can ask to delay your start for up to a year. You can do this before you accept the offer, after you accept it, or after the issuance of a Confirmation of Enrolment, but prior to the start of the first study period.

An international student who has failed to obtain a visa and/or to arrive before the start of the first study period of study may also apply for a deferment.

Enrolment Procedure, Clause 3.20

 

Suspending your enrolment

If you need to take some time off from your studies, you can apply for a Leave of Absence. You need to have completed a minimum of two (2) subjects. Normally the duration of your leave will be for a study period or longer and will need to be approved by the Course Director.

Shorter periods of leave should be discussed with the Course Director.

Enrolment Procedure, Clause 3.21

 

Cancelling your enrolment

A student’s enrolment can be cancelled when the student has:

  • failed to re-enrol
  • an incomplete enrolment
  • applied for a course withdrawal
  • been expelled
  • exceeded the maximum course duration
  • failed to pay the prescribed fees by the payment due date
  • failed to comply with international student visa conditions

Enrolment Procedure, Clause 3.26

Agents

How can I become an AIAT agent?

To become an AIAT agent, you need to contact the Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) through our website. We work with agents to promote our courses to international students. You can visit our "Agents" section, where we outline the application process and agent requirements.

For more details or to apply, visit our Agent Partnership Program page.

What programs does AIAT offer to international students?

The Australian Institute of Advanced Technologies (AIAT) offers various programs for international students, including:

  • Bachelor of Information Technology
  • Master of Information Technology
  • Master of Business Administration (Leadership and Innovation)
  • Micro credentials and Professional Education courses.

Agents can assist students in choosing the right program based on their career goals. These programs focus on technology, business, and leadership to align with global industry needs.
For more details on specific courses and requirements, visit Our Courses page.

What are the key entry requirements for AIAT courses?

The key entry requirements for AIAT courses include the following:

  •  Academic Qualifications: Applicants need to have completed the equivalent of an Australian Year 12 certificate for undergraduate programs or hold a relevant bachelor’s degree for postgraduate programs, like the Master of Information Technology or MBA.
  •  English Language Proficiency: International students must provide evidence of English language proficiency, typically through tests like IELTS or TOEFL. For undergraduate courses, an IELTS score of 6.0 (with no band below 5.5) is commonly required, while postgraduate courses may require a higher score.
  • Visa and Financial Capability: Students must meet Australian visa requirements, including proof of financial capacity and health insurance coverage.

For more details on specific courses and requirements, visit Our Courses page.

How do agents support students with visa applications?

Agents working with AIAT provide crucial support to international students throughout the visa application process. Agents should assist by offering guidance on the necessary documents, helping students understand the visa requirements, and ensuring all paperwork is correctly completed and submitted on time. Agents are knowledgeable about visa regulations and can help prevent common errors that may delay or jeopardize the approval process. They often act as intermediaries between the student and the immigration authorities,offering personalized advice based on the student's individual circumstances. Agents should familiarise themselves with key visa regulations and submission timelines to avoid delays.

For additional information, students are encouraged to reach out to AIAT’s student services or their appointed agent for direct assistance.

Can agents access resources to help promote AIAT courses?

Yes, agents working with AIAT have access to various resources to help promote our courses. AIAT provides a comprehensive Agent Resource Hub that includes promotional materials, course information, and marketing tools. These
resources are designed to help agents effectively communicate AIAT's offerings to prospective students. Agents are also offered continuous support from the AIAT team, ensuring they are well-informed about the latest courses, updates, and enrolment procedures.

Additionally, AIAT’s Agent Partnership Program outlines attractive commissions, training, and support to ensure agents are equipped to promote their courses globally.

How can agents stay updated on new courses or policy changes?

Agents can stay updated on new courses or policy changes at AIAT through several channels:

  • Agent Resource Hub: AIAT provides an online resource hub specifically for agents, which is regularly updated with the latest course offerings, marketing materials, and policy updates. Agents can access this platform
    to stay informed.
  • Direct Communication: AIAT maintains continuous communication with their agents via emails, newsletters, and webinars to ensure they are informed about any changes in courses, policies, or procedures.
  • Training and Support: AIAT offers training sessions and workshops to agents, where they provide insights on new courses, industry trends, and any policy updates.

By utilizing these resources, agents are well-prepared to promote AIAT’s offerings and assist students effectively.

What kind of support do agents get for student enrolments?

Agents supporting AIAT receive extensive assistance for handling student enrolments, including:

  • Dedicated Support: AIAT offers continuous assistance through their agent relations team. Agents can reach out for guidance and clarification during the entire student enrolment process.
  • Agent Certificates: Agents will get an official AIAT Agent Certificate which will accredit the agent/agency as an official AIAT student recruiter,
  • Comprehensive Training: AIAT provides training sessions to agents on enrolment procedures and documentation, helping them assist students effectively during the application process.

These resources allow agents to manage student enrolments efficiently and ensure that all steps, from application submission to confirmation of enrolment, are completed smoothly.

Are there any training programs available for agents?

Yes, AIAT offers training programs for agents to ensure agents/agencies are well-equipped to represent the institution and assist students effectively. These training programs cover various aspects such as:

  • Enrolment Procedures: Agents receive training on how to guide students through the application and enrolment process, ensuring that all necessary documentation and steps are correctly completed.
  • Course Information and Marketing: AIAT provides ongoing training to keep agents updated on the latest courses and marketing strategies. This helps agents better promote AIAT's programs to prospective students.
  • Workshops and Webinars: AIAT organizes regular workshops and webinars for agents to enhance their skills and stay informed about industry trends, policy changes, and new course offerings.

These programs ensure agents have the knowledge and tools necessary to succeed
in their roles.

What commission structure does AIAT offer to agents?

AIAT offers a competitive commission structure to agents who successfully recruit students for our programs. The specific details of the commission depend on factors such as the number of students enrolled and the courses they
choose. Agents typically receive commissions based on the tuition fees paid by the students they refer, and AIAT provides attractive and transparent terms in the Education Agent Agreement, which is issued once the agent is approved.

The exact commission rates and payment terms are outlined in the agent’s contract, which agents receive after completing the application and approval process. This ensures that agents are fairly compensated for their efforts in promoting AIAT's programs and facilitating student enrolments.

How can agents resolve student concerns or issues during their study?

How can agents resolve student concerns or issues during their study?

Agents can help resolve student concerns or issues during their studies by:

  • Direct Communication with AIAT: Agents are encouraged to maintain regular communication with AIAT's Student Services Office, which provides dedicated support for both academic and non-academic issues. Agents can escalate concerns to this office to ensure students receive timely assistance.
  • Student Support Services: AIAT offers a variety of support services, including academic support, welfare, and well-being services. Agents can guide students to these resources or contact AIAT on behalf of the
    students to address concerns related to course content, academic progress, or personal issues.
  • Complaint Resolution Procedures: AIAT has established procedures for handling student complaints or grievances, which agents can help students navigate. This includes accessing formal channels for submitting complaints related to academic issues, misconduct, or other concerns

By acting as an intermediary and ensuring students know how to access the appropriate support services, agents play a vital role in addressing student concerns during their studies at AIAT.