Scholarships
Find out more about our scholarships at ALG.
New 20% Scholarship for Early Childhood Education and Care
Building on ALG’s strong track record in Early Childhood Education and Care, we are excited to announce the introduction of a 20% tuition fee scholarship for new international students starting an ALG Early Childhood Education and Care course in any intake in 2026.
This scholarship is open to applications received from today onwards and applies to the full duration of the program (including packaged ALG courses). Eligible courses are:
- CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care
- CHC50121 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care
This 20% scholarship will help more students access ALG’s high-quality training and support Australia’s growing demand for skilled early childhood educators.
Graduates of the Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care may also be eligible for entry into the second year of Ikon’s Bachelor of Early Childhood Education. Eligible applicants may receive course credit for up to 66 credit points.
Eligibility & Fees
Student must be accepted into and commence an ALG Early Childhood Education and Care course in 2026.
Below is a breakdown of the tuition fee before and after the scholarship discount is applied.
| Courses | 2026 Tuition Fee | Scholarship Amount | 2026 Tuition Fee After Scholarship |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care | Pay-by-Term $10,960 = $2,740 x 4 terms Pay-by-Month $11,700 = $975 x 12 months | 20% | Pay-by-Term $8,768 = $2,192 x 4 terms Pay-by-Month $9,360 = $780 x 12 months |
CHC50121 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care | Pay-by-Term $10,960 = $2,740 x 4 terms Pay-by-Month $11,700 = $975 x 12 months | 20% | Pay-by-Term $8,768 = $2,192 x 4 terms Pay-by-Month $9,360 = $780 x 12 months |
Obtaining a Student Visa
To study in Australia as an international student, you must have a valid student visa from the Australian Government’s Department of Home Affairs. To qualify for a student visa, you must:
- Be at least 16 years of age.
- Have an acceptance letter from an educational institution in Australia, supported by a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE).
- Have Overseas Student Health Cover.
For more information, including additional student visa requirements, visit the Home Affairs website.
Top 10 Reasons Why International Students Love Australia!
Australia’s vibrant multicultural environments offers you the chance to immerse yourself in new experiences and feel a strong sense of belonging
Each Australian city offers a unique experience. From the laid-back beach vibes of Sydney to Melbourne’s eclectic shopping boutiques, there’s always something interesting for everyone and new experiences to discover.
Australia is famous for its diverse landscapes. Beach lovers have thousands of kilometres of unspoiled coast to explore, and adventure seekers can venture into the outback. There are many vacation options right at your doorstep.
Graduates from Australian institutions are in high demand worldwide due to the exceptional reputation of the Australian education system. This system is rigorously regulated by the government ensuring consistently high standards nationwide..
International students reported a satisfaction rate of 75.9% for their overall educational experience in Australia and 93.6% had an positive overall living experience, according to the 2022 International Student Experience survey conducted by the Australian Government.
Sydney and Melbourne consistently rank among the top 5 student cities worldwide. These rankings consider factors such as student mix, affordability, quality of life, and employer activity.
Despite having one of the highest living standards globally, the living expenses and tuition costs in Australia are considerably lower than those in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Australian educational institutions, including ALG, offer a wide range of courses. Students can easily find the field that matches their interests. Whatever your passion may be, there’s likely a course for you here.
You can work up to 48 hours every two weeks and unlimited hours during breaks while you are studying in Australia. For certain international students, the Australia’s temporary graduate visa (subclass 485) allows you to stay and work after graduation.
English is the primary language in Australia, making it easier for most students to communicate effectively. While mastering the local slang might take a bit of time, Australians do have some unique interpretations on common phrases!
Useful Student Resources
Living in Australia
Understanding the average living expenses in Australia is an essential part of your financial planning when you are preparing to study in Australia.
Study Australia
This is the official Australia government website for advice on study in Australia for international students and their families.
Australian Department of Home Affairs
This website provides official government information about studying in Australia on a student visa including visa options and application procedures.
International Students Factsheet
This factsheet prepared by the Australian Department of Education contains important information about the rights and responsibilities of international students studying in Australia.
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