Title: The Australian Education System - High-School-Australia
Headings: The Australian Education System
The Australian Education System
Australian High Schools
Quality Standards for International Students
State Schools
Private Schools
Assessment of School Achievements
School Uniforms
International Baccalaureate (IB)

Content: For example, students in the German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg must study two foreign languages. Choosing compatible subjects in Australia saves you from repeating anything when you get back home. Quality Standards for International Students
ESOS. In 2000, Australia passed a special law (an “act of Parliament”) on Education Services for Overseas Students (“ESOS”). The ESOS Act sets standards to safeguard the interests of international students in Australia. High schools must meet the strict requirements of ESOS before they can accept any international students. CRICOS. The Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (“CRICOS”) is an official monitoring body. Schools that accept international students must be registered with CRICOS and meet its requirements. CRICOS represents and provides a complete list of all teaching institutions and their individual range of courses for international students.