When choosing where to study in Australia, the big cities often get all the noise. But if you’re looking for a booming job market, a Recent government data shows that international student numbers in the Northern Territory are higher than last year. Right now, more than 5,500 students from over 60 countries are living and studying here. The local government is very happy with this growth as students bring great multicultural...Read More
It was fantastic to attend the retirement event at Parliament House in Darwin tonight for Honorary Consul General for the Republic of the Philippines, my good friend Januario John Rivas. Tonight’s event recognized John’s 17 years of superb volunteering service to the community. Outstanding achievement and tonight, recognized John and his wonderful wife, Edna. Commitment to developing and maintaining linkages between Australia and the Philippines in the areas of Education, Trade,...Read More
When choosing where to study in Australia, the big cities often get all the noise. But if you’re looking for a booming job market, a relaxed tropical lifestyle, and a genuine community, look no further than Darwin and the Northern Territory. As the Territory’s oldest private vocational education provider, ICAE has helped over 1,800 international students from dozens of countries call Darwin home. Why do they love it here? Unmatched Job Demand: The NT...Read More
Australia is a fantastic place to study, gain new skills, and experience a new culture. However, the Australian Government has introduced new rules for international student visas. There are now limited spots available for international students across the country. Because of this, schools and colleges will fill their courses much faster than before. Why should you apply early? Beat the crowds: When you apply early, you secure your spot before the...Read More
If there’s one thing better than graduating with a world-class qualification, it’s graduating with a resume already packed with local industry experience—and a healthier bank account. At ICAE, we don’t just teach hospitality and culinary arts; we live it. Our unique course structure is built around industry placements of 25 hours per week for 20 weeks, with the opportunity to have them fully paid. Our international students secure placements with Darwin’s top hospitality venues thanks to ICAE’s deep-rooted industry partnerships. Whether...Read More
