Bond University values our relationship and thanks you for your representation of Bond as a formal agent.
To assist you in your promotion of Bond, we have outlined your responsibilities and our expectations of all Bond agents. We have also provided you with a range of marketing resources and weblinks to assist with promoting Bond and counselling students. If you require further resources or have any questions, please contact us at [email protected].
Your obligations as a Bond University Education Agent are in your agency agreement and include:
The Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 (ESOS Act) provides legislative requirements and standards for the quality assurance for Universities offering courses to International students who are in Australia on a student visa.
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All approved Bond agents are required to conduct the following Australian Higher Education and National Code mandatory training and assessment within 2 months of signing an agreement or following the renewal of an agreement.
Instructions:
All applications to Bond University are submitted via Studylink Connect Portal via the correct territory office account (based on where a student resides).
Please contact [email protected] if you require access to your branch office Studylink account.
Bond University has developed simplified GTE documents to support our partners with assessing a Genuine Student, these forms cover factors which the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) looks at before deciding on a student's visa outcome.
When searching for a program at Bond, ensure to select 'I'm and International Student' at the top of the program page.
Entry Requirements:
Scholarships:
All applications to Bond are automatically assessed for scholarship as part of the application process.
Bond Universities preferred OSHC provider is Bupa, all international students must maintain adequate health insurance for the duration of their student visa for themselves and any family members.
Bond University is committed to providing a supportive environment to all students.
The Australian Department of Home Affairs requires students to have the financial capacity to cover living costs of at least $24,505 per year (not including course fees). This means that you they need approximately $2,042 per month for accommodation, food, utilities and entertainment.
These costs do not factor in things like program tuition fees, required textbooks, public transport or medical expenses. It is important to consider pre arrival costs such as Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) as well as student visa and initial flights when budgeting. budgeting.
Complete our interactive online training to discover why Bond is Australia's leading university for student experience. For program specific training or information relevant to your market, please contact your International Regional Manager.
We now have a specialised Agent Bond Mission designed for students who are exploring undergraduate study options. They will receive a certificate of participation and will go in the running to win a Bond University merchandise pack.
Share the Agent Bond Mission with your students.
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