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MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR.

Welcome to the Australian Management College, where excellence is nurtured, pursued and celebrated as we work to create positive change for a better world.

We are dedicated to give the best teaching and support to all students. We are ambitious forour students, helping them to achieve excellent academic and personal success.

At the Australian Management College, we have a passion to provide a first class education witha global outlook. While we are committed to helping students acquire knowledge, skills and intellectual values, we understand the importance of producing employable graduates who can contribute to the growth and prosperity of society. By choosing to study with us, you will be equipping yourself for success.

Students graduating from our programs are ready for the world. Our programmes design and delivery focus on equipping students with the skills, knowledge and attitudes to enable them to apply their learning to new situations, to solve problems, to work creatively and cooperatively, and to sustain their lifelong learning.

Supporting you is central to our mission at the Australian Management College, We are here to guide you as you become the best version of yourself.

I look forward to the journey ahead with all of you.

Colin Wang

The Director of AMC

WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY

Anna, Korea

“The atmosphere at AMC is very harmonious. Teachers, students and employees treat each other in a friendly way. A shy student such as me doesn't feel uncomfortable or embarrassed...”

Khusee, Nepal

"All the teachers and staff have been so amazing! They have helped me a lot to improve my English little by little. In addition to the language part, they have shared their life experiences with students. I enjoyed studying and improving my English here. I don't think I'll ever forget these days."

Maria, Columbia

“There was actually a certain point where I felt that the course was too intensive and I could never complete it! Thanks to my teacher who was always supportive and stuck by me while I faced the situations. I'm very pleased with my decision to study here”

Chun, Malaysia

“I tried one trial class first, then made my decision to enrol in AMC immediately. My journey here has put me through many ups and downs. I enjoyed the way my teacher made learning fun but challenging at the same time!”

REASONS TO CHOOSE AMC ENGLISH 10

Students come

FIRST

5 DAYS

Classes run a week / morning and evening class

DEDICATED student counsellors

5 HOURS

of free classes/ teacher support each week

Academic and FUN excursions each month

QUALIFIED teachers and caring staffs

OUTSTANDING campus features and facilities

English campus

PERSONALISED service

ONLY CENTRAL

location on Margaret Street (free council bus)

EXPLORE AMC’S CAMPUS

CAMPUS FEATURES

• High-speed Wifi

• Computer labs

• Student break area

• Student kitchen and lounge

• Student library

CAMPUS LIFE

• Central location (free council shuttle bus)

• Modern and bright classrooms with computers and projectors

STUDY CORNER

ENGLISH CLASS

CAMPUS AND ACCOMMODATION

GAME CORNER

STUDENT RELAX AREA

READING AREA

CODE: 112914D

CIRCOS COURSE

GENERAL ENGLISH COURSE

The Australian Management College’s primary goal for General English students is to prepare them to communicate successfully in English outside the classroom.

The course is designed to develop independent learning through student centred activities with a focus on completing tasks and developing a higher level of communication. It effectively integrates reading, writing, listening and speaking, which optimizes the possibility of a student reaching their learning potential.

COURSE DURATION

The 62-week teaching program (known as General English course) has 6 levels, each taught over 10 weeks.

Students will be expected to complete homework tasks at least twice a week and should expect this to take 10 hours each week.

COURSE DETAILS

Course Name:

General English Non-AQF Award

Levels: 6

Duration in weeks: All 6 levels are completed in 62 weeks – 10 teaching weeks are allocated to each level with up to 2 week breaks over Christmas & New Year.

Mode of Delivery: Face-to-face. New Intakes: Every Monday.

COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AMC will assess which level students should start at, and the recommended duration, based on their scores for reading, writing, listening, speaking and grammar on the College’s English Placement Test.

Alternatively, students can progress or enter based on a passing grade in the immediately preceding General English level.

LEVEL:

• Starter

• Elementary

• Pre-Intermediate

• Intermediate

• UpperIntermediate

• Advanced

OVERSEAS STUDENT HEALTH COVER

Students will have this cover as part of their visa requirements.

COURSE FEE

Please refer to our website: www.amc.qld.edu.au ►Courses ► Course Fee

AGE REQUIREMENTS

18+

CLASS TIMETABLE

Classes run 5 days a week, totalling 20 hours

• Morning Class: 8:00am – 12:30pm plus 1⁄2 hour break

• Evening Class: 16:30pm – 21:00pm plus 1⁄2 hour break.

09:00 – 10:00

09:00 – 09:10

10:00 – 12:00

Present Simple (he, she, it) positive and negative

Present Simple (he, she, it) questions and short answers Weekly Revision Kahoot Games

In Class Transition Time – English Skills with Tea

Phrases with like, have, live, work, study, etc.

Reading: New ways with old sports

10:30 – 10:40 Break

12:30 –

11:40 – 11:50

11:50 –12:30

Discussion and Vocabulary: Free time activities

Language review: Vocabulary, Pronunciation and Grammar

Vocabulary building: Time and frequency Weekly Test (Units 3 and 4)

In Class Transition Time – English Skills with Tea and Light Snacks Break

Pronunciation: Strong and weak forms – does Verb forms – he, she, it

From 12:30

Video activity: Meeting people for the first time

Self studying and counselling Self studying and counselling

Weekly Test (Units 3 and 4) Finish at 3.00 pm

Self studying and counselling

BSB50120

CODE:112912F

CIRCOS COURSE

DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS

Welcome to our transformative Diploma of Business program, carefully curated to provide students with a comprehensive toolkit essential for thriving in the dynamic realm of business. This intensive course delves into a wide array of core business subjects, encompassing crucial areas such as marketing, finance, management, and communication.

Through a meticulously balanced blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on training, students will acquire the practical skills required to excel in diverse business environments, ranging from entrepreneurial ventures to multinational corporations. Our expert instructors bring a wealth of real-world experience to the classroom, enriching the learning journey with valuable insights and industry best practices.

COURSE DURATION

48 scheduled tuition weeks plus 4 weeks of holidays (Total 52 weeks)

Students will be expected to complete homework tasks at least twice a week and should expect this may require up to 10 hours each week.

COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

• Completed year 12 or equivalent

• Meet IELTS 5.5 or equivalent* (No band below 5.0)

• Have the required level of Language, Learning and Numeracy skills

INTAKE

Monthly Intake

• 20 hours of faceto-face classes per week

• Lecture/workshops

• Workbooks

• Role plays/ simulations

• Practical activities

OVERSEAS STUDENT HEALTH COVER

Students will have this cover as part of their visa requirements.

COURSE FEE

Please refer to our website: www.amc.qld.edu.au ►Courses ► Course Fee

AGE REQUIREMENTS

18+

UNITS OF COMPETENCY

Core Units

• BSBCRT511 Develop critical thinking in others

• BSBFIN501 Manage budgets and financial plans

• BSBOPS501 Manage business resources

• BSBSUS511 Develop workplace policies and procedures for sustainability

• BSBXCM501 Lead communication in the workplace

Elective Units

• BSBOPS504 Manage business risk

• BSBPMG530 Manage project scope

• BSBLDR523 Lead and manage effective workplace relationships

• BSBPEF501 Manage personal and professional development

• BSBLDR522 Manage people performance

• BSBTWK502 Manage team effectiveness

• BSBHRM521 Facilitate performance development processes

CODE:112913E

ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS

• 20 hours of faceto-face classes per week

• Lecture/workshops

• Workbooks

• Role plays/ simulations

• Practical activities

Welcome to our prestigious Advanced Diploma of Business program, meticulously crafted to meet the aspirations of students seeking to deepen their knowledge and skills in the dynamic field of business management. This program serves as a stepping stone for individuals aiming to advance their careers in managerial roles and make a lasting impact in the business world.

Our comprehensive curriculum delves into advanced topics across key domains such as finance, marketing, human resources, and leadership. This elevated level of instruction empowers students to gain a nuanced understanding of complex business concepts and equips them with the expertise necessary to tackle multifaceted challenges within contemporary business environments.

COURSE DURATION

78 weeks total (60 tuition weeks and 18 weeks of holidays)

Students will be expected to complete homework tasks at least twice a week and should expect this may require up to 10 hours each week.

COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

• Completed year 12 or equivalent

• Meet IELTS 5.5 or equivalent* (No band below 5.0)

• Have completed a Diploma or Advanced Diploma from the BSB Training Package OR have two years equivalent full-time relevant workplace experience in an operational or leadership role in an enterprise

• Have the required level of Language, Learning and Numeracy skills

INTAKE

Monthly Intake

OVERSEAS STUDENT HEALTH COVER

Students will have this cover as part of their visa requirements.

COURSE FEE

Please refer to our website: www.amc.qld.edu.au

►Courses ► Course Fee

AGE REQUIREMENTS

18+

UNITS OF COMPETENCY

Core Units

• BSBCRT511 Apply critical thinking for complex problem solving

• BSBFIN601 Manage organisational finances

• BSBOPS601 Develop and implement business plans

• BSBSUS601 Lead corporate social responsibility

• BSBTEC601 Review organisational digital strategy

Elective Units

• BSBSTR601 Manage innovation and continuous improvement

• BSBWHS521 Ensure a safe workplace for a work area

• BSBSTR602 Develop organisational strategies

• BSBHRM522 Manage employee and industrial relations

• BSBLDR602 Provide leadership across the organisation

LANGUAGE SUPPORT CLASSES

Free extra English classes are available every month – only at AMC. You MUST sign up at Reception.

Features: Every session, a new theme of vocabulary will be explored so you can erupt with a hot flow of LAVA (i.e. new words)

Features: Learn the words and meanings behind popular English songs – then sing them with a karaoke machine!

Specifically catering for our future and current Diploma of Leadership and Management students, building their knowledge of the industry

Features: One hour of job seminar - students get help with resumes, CVs and cover letters

Specifically catering for our future and current Diploma of Leadership and Management students, building their knowledge of the industry

Specifically catering for our future and current Diploma of Leadership and Management students, building their knowledge of the industry

Specifically catering for our future and current Diploma of Leadership and Management students, building their knowledge of the industry

Features: Introduce about the world’s most popular English proficiency test; get some tips and skills to achieve your desired IELTS score!

Features: Focus on accent improvement and correction of common pronunciation errors

Features: Every session, a new theme of vocabulary will be explored so you can erupt with a hot flow of LAVA (i.e. new words)

Features: One hour of job seminar - students get help with resumes, CVs and cover letters

STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES

We can support you in many areas including day-to-day life in Australia, finding your way around in a big city, and anything at all relating to housing, medical issues, activities, your studies and counselling. The emotional welfare of our students is extremely important and we strive to make you happy and comfortable in your home away from home!

FURTHER STUDY

AMC students have access to a number of further study options with our pathway partners.

ACADEMIC SUPPORT

At AMC students always come first. We offer counselling and advice to assist you with your academic studies. Our Academic Department has an open door policy and you can talk to them about courses or future studies whenever you like.

WELFARE SUPPORT

Our dedicated Student Support Services staff is here to help you if you feel homesick, have personal problems or just want to talk.

If there’s something bothering you, however big or small, help is at hand. Our counsellors are experienced social workers. They have extensive knowledge work- ing with students with mental health issues, ranging from adjustment stress to common mental illnesses like anxiety and depression. The service is free and confidential.

ONGOING ASSESSMENT

Assessment is undertaken regularly to monitor and track progress. Students are given a wide range of assignments, tests and homework exercises that help to extend all four macro skills - reading, writing, listening and speaking. AMC students will not just be answering grammar questions, but will also be giving presentations, creating posters, working in pairs and small groups, and of course speaking with their teacher one on one. Additionally students have the opportunity to move up to the next class every week by taking a level up test.

OTHER SERVICES

Airport transfers, Medical insurance (OSHC), Work advice, Back-packer recommendations, Further study advice, Introductions to private tutors, Banking, Tour/trip booking services.

“My Number One focus is on assisting you to find solutions or better manage the challenges you're experiencing! I hope with my experience and sharing mutual culture capability, I can help you make sense of what's troubling you by providing a safe and caring environment for you to share your concerns. Sessions can be face-to-face, online or over the phone. Please let me know which way works for you. As at AMC’s counselling service, students always come first!”

Amanda- elicos academic manager

Winny - Student Counsellor

One-on-one

English language support

Taxation Advice & Support Services

Adjustment to materials or access

Additional time to complete tasks (where appropriate)

Study pathway advise

Counselling service

Referral to external support services

LIVING IN BRISBANE

Brisbane, a thriving hub of culture and natural beauty, has consistently earned recognition as one of the most appealing places to live. With its accolades and welcoming ambiance, we're confident you'll find it the perfect destination for both your academic pursuits and global connections.

TheAustralian Management College, situated in the heart of Brisbane, provides an enriching educational environment that draws students from diverse corners of the world. Just as Melbourne has garnered praise for its liveability, Brisbane showcases its own unique allure. As Queensland's capital and the third-largest city in Australia, Brisbane offers a dynamic setting for growth and exploration, boasting a population of over two million residents.

Our campus nestles within the bustling heart of the city, surrounded by lively streets adorned with charming cafes, multicultural eateries, boutiques, and essential services. Upon joining AMC, we extend a warm welcome through a complimentary guided walking tour of Brisbane on your first day. This engaging experience not only familiarises you with the city's layout but also introduces you to fellow peers, providing the perfect opportunity to forge lasting connections and seek advice from our friendly staff about settling into your new life in Brisbane.

Brisbane is a reasonably priced major city with a range of living options. As a guide, you will need a minimum of $19,830* (excluding tuition) per year to cover accommodation, daily living costs, health services and other expenses. The amount of money you bring is a personal choice, but you must ensure you have enough money to cover certain typical expenses.

ELICOS EXCURSIONS CALENDAR

JANUARY

Parliament House or Brisbane Museum

APRIL

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary

JULY

State Library Tour

FEBRUARY

Brisbane City Hall Tour

MARCH

BBQ at South Bank

MAY

Queensland University of Technology Tour

EKKA Show

JUNE

The University of Queensland Tour

SEPTEMBER

Surfers Paradise Tour

Brisbane River Explore

West End Park Visiting

Christmas Show

Email: ask@amc.qld.edu.au

Phone: +61 (0) 7 3522 0968

Website: amc.qld.edu.au