STUDENT ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
Since you will be studying or working in Australia, you need to settle in good conditions and this is not easy to find the right accommodation. We can offer you different accommodation services
HOMESTAY
from $265/week
4 weeks minimum
Book well in advance to choose your family. You need to pay in advance
RESIDENCE
From $180/week
4 weeks bond
You need to book for a minimum 6-month stay
SHARED ACCOMMODATION
From $200/week
4 weeks bond
Minimum 1 month stay
BACKPACKER ACCOMMODATION
$38/night
You can book between 4 and 7 nights, renewable on the spot (book at least one month in advance for more safety)
HOMESTAY
Accommodation in a family house (or flat): single furnished room, shared facilities.
You will learn the Australian culture and improve your English faster!
STUDENT RESIDENCE
Single or shared fully furnished room with desk and shared faciilities
Australian and international students from all over the world
SHARED ACCOMMODATION
Single or shared fully furnished room with desk and shared faciilities
Facilities Manager
BACKPACKER ACCOMMODATION
Short stay Accommodation in 4 to 6 shared dormitory
Avoid the period between Christmas and New Year Eve
QUALITY HOMESTAY PLACEMENTS
- Place students in a home, which is, to the best of our knowledge and belief, a safe and suitable home for the students.
- Ensure all students are placed in appropriate families taking students’ requests and interests into consideration and ensure all adults have undertaken the working with children screening checks in compliance with the Commission for Children and Young People Act 1998.
- Ensure there are no more than three students per household.
- Provide ongoing support to homestay hosts and students as necessary.
- Advise homestay hosts and students of the expectations of homestay by means of orientation, written documents and information.
- Follow up any complaint made by the homestay students/hosts within 48 hours.
- Respect and be responsive to the beliefs and diversity of cultural requirements of homestay hosts and students.
- Have grievance procedures in-place and act with sensitivity and discretion when issues arise, in time of grief and trauma.
- Provide alternative accommodation arrangements if it is believed that the welfare of the student, or host, may be at risk.
- Interact effectively and co-operatively with students, parents, agents and education institutions and act openly and professionally in all dealings. Keep all possible communications open, honest, and appropriate to the situation.
- Maintain records of communications and incident reports relating to each student.
- Recognise that the homestay hosts may come from a variety of family compositions and cultural backgrounds and that these will not be the basis for acceptance or rejection in the placement process.
- Maintain the confidentiality of Homestay hosts and students’ right to privacy under the terms of Privacy and Discrimination Acts.