International College of Advanced Education (ICAE)

• Age of students: from 18 years
• Location: Darwin, Australia
• Type of institution: university
• Language of instruction: English
• Type: collaborative.

The International College of Research and Advanced Studies is an Australian university where students maximize their potential and acquire the skills needed to choose a profession anywhere in the world.

Objectives of the educational institution:

• To inspire students to succeed in their chosen careers,
• Maintain the status of one of the leading providers of vocational education,
• Retain faculty who have extensive industry knowledge and are well-versed in the global application of programs.

ICAE provides professional training to more than 200 students from a wide variety of demographic groups in a wide range of disciplines, including hospitality, business and commercial cooking. Students studying at ICAE range from tourists to refugees, high school students to industry professionals.

ICAE also has an international hospitality and commercial cooking program specifically designed for international students that is focused on studying and working with 2 semesters of full-time study in the industry.

ICAE's objectives focus on implementing programs that deliver employment outcomes through innovative learning and capacity building, with a focus on employment outcomes. ICAE has entered into many government contracts aimed at improving the skills of the local workforce, thereby gaining a strong reputation in local government.

Students will develop the following skills:

• In the development, implementation and monitoring of methods, policies, procedures and programs in the field of occupational health and safety in the workplace to ensure that a certain workplace complies with legal requirements in the field of occupational health and safety.
• Successfully promote products and services so that the organization can achieve sales goals.
• Successful implementation of a number of marketing activities to attract customers to the business.
• Perform design work to make sure the business reaches its KPIs and business milestones.
• Implementation of customer service standards.
• Customer satisfaction.
• Manage your finances within your budget.
• Leading and managing people to ensure that the team achieves its goals.
• Monitoring of work operations.

• The Australian Department of Education, Employment and Labour Relations (DEEWR) has funded the Productivity Places Program, which recognises an assessment based on prior training for experienced hotel managers.
• The Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) has funded pre-employment training for newly arrived humanitarian refugees under the Settlement Grants Programme (SGP).
• DEEWR funds the Australian Vocational Training Access Programme (AAAP) for low-income job seekers.
• AusAID funded commercial cooking training for East Timorese in Dili, East Timor.
• NT DET and Employment Australia funded a flexible response program for construction training in remote areas (Elcho Island, Baccalaureate, Palumpa).

• The institution has received many awards: Chief Minister's NT Export and Industry Awards: Winner – Asian Business Award (2015), Australian Export Awards – National Finalist (2014), NT Chief Minister's Export and Industry Award – Small Business Award (2013), NT Chief Minister's Export Award for Education and Training (2011, 2012), ACPET Awards for Excellence – International Provider of the Year Finalist (2012).
• The college has recognition of overseas qualifications, skills and knowledge for career development and migration to Australia.
• International supply of accredited and unaccredited programs.
• There are individual student programs including English for Business, cultural awareness and personal development.
• Employment and skills development programs for indigenous peoples, community development.
• In the ICAE Hospitality and Commercial Cookery programs, students are helped to focus on developing their careers with appropriate training combined with real-world job opportunities in the hospitality industry.
• In academic semesters (half of the course), students are required to attend college 20 hours a week + can do paid work for up to 40 hours in two weeks.
• In industry employment semesters (half of the course), students must have paid employment (or unpaid work experience) of 25 to 45 hours per week and are not required to attend college. ICAE teachers regularly evaluate students in the workplace.
• Darwin has the highest employment rate of any Australian capital. There are many vacancies in the hospitality industry all year round.
• Students can earn up to A$4,000 per month during internships.
• ICAE helps with employment.
• International students receive the same rights in the workplace as Australian workers.

To promote quality hospitality training, the International College of Excellence offers numerous support resources. The college is equipped with a new purpose-built training kitchen and demonstration equipment for the hospitality industry. In addition, students can take advantage of a variety of other amenities on campus, such as free Wi-Fi and student faculty support.

Students can hone their skills by taking part in professional development programs. These programs will help them forge strong connections with industry professionals while promoting personal growth.

The ICAE Darwin campus includes modern classrooms, espresso machines, and a football field. The college is easily accessible via bike paths, nearby bus stops and ample parking.

The admission process consists of the following steps:

• Online Application Form
• After the student completes the application form, ICAE will send a letter of proposal and acceptance agreement.
• Verification and signature The student will need to carefully read the offer letter and acceptance agreement, put initials on each page and sign the last page to confirm the document.
• Administrative fee. Students must then return the signed full Admission Agreement to the ICAE and pay a deposit.
• eCoE and student visa.
• You can enroll in college right after high school in Darwin.

• Copy of passport
• Personal statement
• Letter of recommendation
• Grade notes from the school
• Certificate of English language proficiency.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision