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TasTAFE is the largest Registered Training Organisation in Tasmania and one of the ten largest in Australia. Established as the Hobart Technical College in 1888, TasTAFE is owned by the Tasmanian Government, and provides internationally recognised vocational qualifications to students across seven campuses in Hobart and Launceston.

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Melbourne Polytechnic boasts some of the best training facilities in Australia, designed to simulate real workplaces and provide services direct to the public or industry. There are a diverse range of courses on offer at all 6 campuses offering innovative, hands-on practical skills and modern theoretical learning.

With a history dating back more than 100 years, Melbourne Polytechnic is a quality assured government accredited institution and a vibrant and dynamic destination for international students.

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What is it that attracts you to study in New Zealand?  Is it that New Zealand is a young nation, clean and green, a land of opportunity, a place that will provide you with a healthy lifestyle where work and study is balanced with free-time to explore the remarkably beautiful land of this South Pacific nation?  Perhaps you are also drawn by the peacefulness and safety of New Zealand, and this country’s excellent education system and buoyant economy, providing you and your family with the comfortable and secure lifestyle you have dreamed of?  Or perhaps you know about the amazing outdoor adve

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Written by Study Options on Thursday 8th August, 2013

Welcome to Study Options' new website for vocational study in Australia and New Zealand. Study Options has been working with universities in Australia and New Zealand for 8 years, but did you know that we have also been sending students to colleges in both countries for nearly as long?  We felt it was finally time for the colleges website to get a bit of a revamp and to provide our students with a whole lot more information about vocational courses in Australia and New Zealand.

Written by Study Options on Tuesday 6th August, 2013

Australia and New Zealand are two of the world's largest wine producing countries, consequently the wine courses offered in their colleges are some of the best in the world.  Whatever your area of interest in wine - growing grapevines, wine making or marketing and management - there will be a course available to suit.  Your vocational course will enable you access to an active industry and hands-on experience in real vineyards. 

Written by Study Options on Tuesday 6th August, 2013

The Whitsunday Islands are a group of islands located off the coast of Queensland, and in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef.  With 74 islands, many or which are uninhabited and unspoilt, this is the largest island chain you will find along Australia's coast.  White sand beaches, sea and miles of blue sky make the Whitsundays an enduringly popular tourist destination.

83 Alma Road,
Clifton,
Bristol,
BS8 2DP

Nearest train station: Clifton Down

By road: There are frequent buses from Temple Meads and the city centre. There is plenty of parking nearby.

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If you are thinking of going to study in Australia or New Zealand, you will have realised, that both countries are about as far away as you can get from the UK.  Unless you want to spend 3 months getting to your chosen college, flying is really the only way.  At a minimum the journey from the UK to Sydney can take 21 hours with the necessary stopovers, so it really pays to plan your travel arrangements ahead of time!

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