A CoE stands for Confirmation of Enrolment. A CoE is a proof to you and the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) that you have enrolled in a course. It confirms your personal details, your course start and end date, and your fees.

A Letter of Offer is a letter from AIL, stating that you will have a place in the course on the basis that you are able to get a student visa.

Different courses at AIL have specific English proficiency entry requirements. Please refer to the individual course pages for details.

Yes, you can. Please contact us and one of our friendly team members will work out a payment plan that suits your situation.

We have intake for IELTS preparation courses and General English courses every Monday, so you can start any week! For other courses, please contact us for more details.

Most of our ELICOS teachers are from Australia. We also recruit teachers from other countries. They are all qualified teachers with years of experience.

All new students are required to attend a comprehensive orientation session before their courses started. You will be notified with the date, time and location of the orientation session in advance with more details.

The Australian Institute of Language ensures that students have access to the resources required for their units and training package. Students are provided with free access to the Level 2 computer labs on campus. However, students are expected to have their own computer (with necessary software such as Microsoft Office) and stationery for study and assessment activities off campus.
AIL also provides free internet access on campus to support students’ research and learning activities. Please note that printers are not available for student use at this stage.

AIL does not provide on-campus accommodation services. However, we work in partnership with Ozihouse Group to offer students a range of accommodation options, including student villages and homestay arrangements. For details on available options, fees, and charges, please visit the Ozihouse Group website

Our friendly staff can help you to apply for Tax File Number (TFN), explain your working rights and limitations if you are a student visa holder, and provide you with some useful websites where you can start applying for a job in Melbourne!

Yes, you can. Each student is allowed one opportunity to transfer to another class at the same level after their course has commenced, subject to availability. Class changes can only be approved to start from the following Monday.

Yes, you can. Although we will try to offer you the most suitable course to start with upon your entry placement test, you can still make the change during the course. Talk to your teacher or other staff at AIL, and we will organize an assessment for you and make the change to meet your need.

Before transferring courses or providers, we strongly recommend that you speak with our Academic and Student Welfare Manager or your education counsellor. Standard 7 of the National Code outlines the requirements for assessing student transfer requests and specifies the circumstances under which a release may be granted. Unless special circumstances apply, you will generally need permission from your current education provider before transferring to another provider. For further details, please refer to the information on transferring providers - National Code Part D, Standard 7

Yes! AIL offers a variety of in-class excursions and after-class activities. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay updated on upcoming events and opportunities.

Melbourne has been named one of the world’s top 10 best cities to live in. You can visit at any time of the year, as we are also known to have four seasons in a day!

Yes. Each time you level up or change the course, you will need to have a new textbook.