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Contents
Welcome Message 2
King’s Own Advantage 5
KOI Academic Board 6
English Entry Requirements 8
Academic Entry Requirements 9
Course Summary 10
Courses 11
Career Guidance & Internships 12
Sponsorship of International Internship 12
Scholarships 12
Modern Facilities 14
Overseas Students Health Insurance 14
Fees 16
Payment Options 17
Frequently Asked Questions 18
Checklist of Documents Required 18
Student Application and Written Agreement 19
Student’s Life in Sydney 21
Map of Our Location 23
Semester Start Mid-Term Break Classes Finish
Nov 2012 12 Nov 2012 24 Dec 12 to 04 Jan 13 15 Feb 2013
March 2013 18 Mar 2013 29 Apr to 03 May 13 14 June 2013
July 2013 15 Jul 2013 26 - 30 Aug 13 11 Oct 2013
Nov 2013 11 Nov 2013 23 Dec to 05 Jan 2014 14 Feb 2014
Mar 2014 17 Mar 2014 21 Apr - 25 Apr 2014 13 June 2014
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Dr Doug Hinchliffe
PhD, MSc, MEd, BEc, BEd, GradDipEdAdmin,
TPTC, DSMC, DSAC, GAICD, CPT
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND DEAN
KING’S OWN INSTITUTE
We are proud to welcome you to King’s Own Institute in
Sydney, Australia: a new university level institution that
brings together the very best of everything in resources,
equipment and especially its people. King’s Own Institute
(KOI), blends the traditions of higher education with
today’s modern day, practical and commercial global
village. KOI is a place of advantage and will quickly establish
a reputation of superior education. Just how famous KOI
will become and how quickly depends on our graduates.
We share your success.
King’s Own Institute has assembled key people with long
and successful careers to coordinate their talents and
add a special network of leading professionals with
distinguished records of achievement in universities,
the military, diplomatic service, business and industry.
Koi is also the name of a fish and a legend that has
relevance to students wishing to get ahead and be
leaders. KOI is that point of difference as our
graduates are no longer ordinary.
We confidently promise a sound, professional education
and a special, enjoyable learning experience.
We welcome you and look forward to getting together
to launch your career with King’s Own Institute.
Sincerely,
Welcome Message
From left
Professor John Loxton, Dr Brian Spencer, and Professor Douglas Hinchliffe
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King’s Own Institute is a university level institution located
in central Sydney, Australia and offering high quality
accredited diploma and degree courses in business.
Named after a regiment of the British army with which
the CEO & Dean was associated as an exchange officer,
King’s Own Institute adopts a similar spirit and values
with traditions and an established reputation for its
recognised development of successful leaders.
Our initials KOI have a second meaning, as the word
“koi” in some Asian languages is a wild carp. The koi is
energetic and can swim upstream against the current.
According to legend if a koi succeeded in climbing the
falls at a point called Dragon Gate on the Yellow River it
would be transformed into a dragon. This demonstrates
perseverance in adversity and strength of purpose.
Because of its strength and determination to overcome
obstacles, the koi (KOI) represents courage and the ability
to attain high goals.
Similarly, King’s Own Institute aims to be a recognised
leader as an education provider famous for nurturing
our students into successful careers. The experience of
the higher education journey can be as important as the
qualification itself.
Here at King’s Own Institute, we want the career shaping
experience it to be fruitful, memorable and enjoyable.
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We learn from experience and King’s Own Institute has a leading edge
experience factor. Our academic and management teams have worked widely
in Australia and internationally with some of the best universities and in
leading business and industry. It is their extensive experience and applied
knowledge that provides you, the student, with real and valuable advantage.
You can share in a wonderful learning experience by studying with real, proven
leaders to bring out your best in preparing you for life and a career.
KOI delivers the best possible education with a deep commitment to quality
and excellence and real opportunities to apply your knowledge and skills to
enhance your career with access to a team of superior teachers, facilities and
resources to provide you with a rich educational experience and preparation
for life - a true education. We’re keen, willing and able to actively develop
motivated people to be successful.
Why choose KOI? KOI is the team of proven, widely experienced practitioners
with a proud and established record of achievement in education and business.
Free additional English tuition and assessment is provided to assist you to
improve English language proficiency to help you achieve your goals. KOI is the
place to be: location, facilities, learning support and opportunities. KOI is the
launch paid for your career and with more exciting postgraduate programs
expected to commence in 2013.
It takes a similar amount of effort to study for an affordable, recognised KOI
degree as it does for something less without the support, opportunities and
options for a career and preparation for life.
KOI really
is the right
choice
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King’s Own Advantage
Modern facilities in the centre of Sydney
Experienced University lecturers
Sponsored professional internships
Career Guidance
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Our Academic Board
Emeritus Professor John Loxton, FAICD
BSc (Hons), MSC (Melbourne), PhD (Cantab)
Chairman KOI Academic Board
Member AIBM Council of Directors
Dr Brian Spencer, FAICD
BCom (App.Psych) UNSW, BA, HonDUniv (Macquarie)
Member KOI Academic Board
Chairman AIBM Council of Directors
Emeritus Professor Ed Davis, AM
MA, Cert Ed (Cantab), MEc (Monash), PhD (LaTrobe)
Member KOI Academic Board
The Academic Board is led by a Chair who is a distinguished educator and supported
by a Deputy Chair, Chairs of Committees, Committees of the Academic Board and
Working Parties.
The Chair of the Academic Board is a member of Council, the CEO & Dean’s Advisory
Committee and all of the Standing Committees of the Academic Board. The Chair
participates in the selection of staff for academic positions and in the process of
central promotions. The Chair hears student appeals against academic appeals and
chairs the Students Appeals Committee (Exclusions and Readmission).
The Chair of the Academic Board provides advice on benchmarking against other
institutions and assists in establishing academic priorities. The Chair’s role is to
convey these priorities to the Academic Board and to guide the Board towards
achieving them.
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Members of Academic Board include distinguished external academic experts, senior
executive staff, professorial and non-professorial academic staff, students and
other members invited to join the Academic Board for their expertise.
The KOI Academic Board’s main role is to:
• maintain the highest standards in teaching, scholarship and research and to
safeguard the academic freedom of KOI and the welfare of its students.
• guide the development of all academic activities of KOI with its policies, guidelines
and procedures for academic matters.
• report and provide academic advice to KOI Council of Directors and the
CEO & Dean.
Professor Alan Dunk, FCPA
BBus (NSWIT), MEc, PhD (Macquarie)
Member KOI Academic Board
Dr Douglas Hinchliffe, GAICD, CPT
TPTC, GradDipEdAdmin, BEd, BEc (LaTrobe), MSc
(FloridaSU), MEd, PhD (Monash),
CEO & Dean
Member of AIBM Council of Directors
Member KOI Academic Board
Dr W H (John) Jones, JP (NSW)
BSc (Econ, London), MA, PGCertTESOL, EdD (Macquarie),
GCMLP (ANU)
Director and Company Secretary, AIBM
Front row Left to Right
Professor Alan Dunk,
Professor Doug Hinchliffe,
Dr Brian Spence,
Emeritus Professor John Loxton,
Kevin Bae
Rear row from Left to Rright
Joanna Dai,
Shane McKeown,
John Lanser,
John Taggart,
Dr John Jones,
Richard Chang,
Jade Cui,
Carol Yang
Deputy Dean (Administration) KOI
Secretary KOI Academic Board
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English Entry Requirements
Students can obtain a comprehensive list of English language requirements from KOI Admissions Office. Some students will
need to achieve a required level in IELTS before being issued with a student visa by the Australian government. International
students who do not satisfy the English language requirements need to undertake an English Language Intensive Course for
Overseas Students (ELICOS).
ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEST
UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE POSTGRADUATE COURSE
Higher Education Diploma & Bachelor Degree Academic version only
English Language Test
IELTS* minimum scores
6.0Writing and Speaking
5.5
6.0
Reading and Listening
6.0
5.5
Overall Band Score 6.0
GCE O Level Grade C6 or above
English 119 O Level Grade C6 or above
Grade C6 or above
Grade C6 or above
TOEFL*
Paper 550
Computer 213
Internet based Test 60
PTE*Academic 50
CAE* 52
HKCEE English
HKALE English
C (Syllabus B)
Use of English
NSW HSC English or English
Literature
50%
NSW HSC ESL (English as a
Second Language)
Normally 55% or above
550
213
60
50
52
C (Syllabus B)
Use of English
50%
Normally 55% or above
* Results for IELTS, TOEFL, PTE (Pearson Test of English), and CAE (Academic and Cambridge English: Advanced) are valid for
two years.
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Academic Entry Requirements
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
Australia Successful completion of Year 12 or equivalent (55% minimum)
Bangladesh
Higher School Certificate with a grade of A- or completion of one year of
study at a recognized university with passing grades.
Brazil
Successful completion of the first year of a four year bacheral/bachareldo or
licenciatura/licenciado (degree) or titulo professional (professionaltitle) from
a recognised institution and English competence
China
Successful completion of Senior Middle 3 (SM3) with 70% average (Diploma)
Successful completion of Senior Middle 3 (SM3) with 75% average (Bachelor)
Hongkong 1 ‘A’ level pass and 2 ‘AS’ level passes in the HKALE
India
Completion of the All India Senior School Certificate with
an average of 55%
Indonesia Completion of SMU3 with an average grade of 7.0 in 4 subjects
Korea High School Leaving Certificate Year 3
Malaysia
STPM with 2 passes or Senior Middle 3 (SM3) passes of 70%
or above in 4 academic subjects or equivalent
Nepal
Pakistan
Completion of a higher secondary certificate with an average of 55%
Completion of higher secondary certificate with an average of 55% or more
or more
Singapore 2 passes in the Singapore ‘A’ levels
Thailand Successful completion of the Matayom 6 with GPA of 2.0
Vietnam Successful completion of Year 12
* For all other countries, enquire at King’s Own Institute
Europe
Certificate of Secondary Education or Certificate of Secondary (Complete) Education awarded on completion of
general secondary schooling
South America
Certificate of Secondary Education
Middle- East / UAE, Kuwait
Successful completion of a recognised one-year pre-university program or successful completion of
one year of study at a recognised tertiary institution in addition to completion of High School studies
Middle- East/ Lebanon
Successful completion of the Iranian Higher Diploma or successful completion of a recognised one-year pre-university
program or successful completion of one year of study at a recognised tertiary institution in addition to completion of
High School studies
POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS
An undergraduate degree in any discipline, or equivalent.
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Course Summary
The KOI Diploma program is equivalent to the first year of KOI Bachelor program in the same major(s).
Upon successful completion of the Higher Education Diplomas program, students should be accepted into year two of the
Bachelor program.
There are two compulsory trimesters each calendar year, which means a bachelor degree can be completed in three years. There
is the option of studying a third trimester each year, which means that a bachelor degree can be completed in two calendar years.
Undergraduate Programs
Higher Education Diploma of Accounting
Higher Education Diploma of Management
Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
Bachelor of Business (Management and Finance)
Graduate Certificate in Business
Master of Accouting (Standard)
Master of Accouting (Accelerated)
Master of Professional Accounting (Standard)
Master of Professional Accounting (Accelerated)
Year Trimester Programs
KOI Diploma KOI Bachelor Degree
1
1
Direct Entry to Year 1
2
2
3
Year 2
4
3
5 Year 3
6
KOI operates on a Semester - based Trimester system
Year
1
Year
1
Year
1
Year
2
Year
2
Year
2
Year
3
Year
3
Year
3
T =Trimester
T1
MAR
T2
AUG
T3
NOV
T1
MAR
T2
AUG
T3
NOV
T1
MAR
T2
AUG
T3
NOV
Standard option
6 trimesters in three years
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
Accelerated option
6 trimesters in two years
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
Postgraduate Programs
Graduate
Programs
Graduate Programs
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COURSES
Higher Education
Diploma of Accounting
CRICOS CODE : 070368K
Introduction to Accounting
Introduction to Microeconomics
Introduction to Marketing
Business Study Skills
Introduction to Financial Accounting
Introduction to Management
Business Statistics
Introduction to Business Law
Bachelor of Business
(Accounting)
CRICOS CODE : 070366A
Introduction to Accounting
Introduction to Microeconomics
Introduction to Marketing
Business Study Skills
introduction to Financial Accounting
Introduction to Management
Business Statistics
Introduction to Business Law
Introduction to Management Accounting
Financial Accounting
Corporate Financial Management
Elective
Management Accounting
Accounting Information Systems
Corporate Accounting and Reporting
Elective
Auditing
Tax Law
Advanced Accounting
Elective
Law of Business Organisations
Organisational Behaviour
Elective
Business Project
Higher Education
Diploma of Management
CRICOS CODE : 070369J
Introduction to Accounting
Introduction to Microeconomics
Introduction to Marketing
Business Study Skills
Introduction to Macroeconomics
Introduction to Management
Business Statistics
Introduction to Business Law
Bachelor of Business
(Management and Finance)
CRICOS CODE : 070367M
Introduction to Accounting
Introduction to Microeconomics
Introduction to Marketing
Business Study Skills
Introduction to Macroeconomics
Introduction to Management
Business Statistics
Introduction to Business Law
Business and Society
Organisational Behaviour
Cross-cultural Management
The Learning Organisation
Logistics Management
Change Management
Business Ethics and Sustainability
Strategic Management
Introduction to Management Accounting
Corporate Financial Management
Investment Management
Financial Institutions
Entrepreneurship
Insolvency
Elective
Business Project
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COURSES
Graduate Certificate in Business
Principles of Accounting
Economics
Statistics
Business Law
Master of Accounting Master of Professional Accounting
Principles of Accounting
Economics
Statistics
Business Law
Financial Management
Financial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Accounting Information Systems
Companies and Securities law
Corporate Accounting
Accounting Theory and Issues
Auditing and Assurance
Taxation
Professional Issues, Ethics and Governance*
Business Strategy, Communication and Leadership*
Research Project*
* Electives
Professional Recognition
The accounting major meets the educational membership
requirements for institute of Chartered Accountants in
Australia (ICAA), CPA Australia (CPA), and Institute of
Institute of Public Accountants (IPA).
Further information is available from ICAA, CPA, and IPA
CRICOS CODE :076833G
CRICOS CODE :076831K CRICOS CODE :076835F
CRICOS CODE: 076832J
(Master of Accounting (Standard)) (Master of Professional Accounting (Standard))
(Master of Professional Accounting (Accelerated))
Principles of Accounting
Economics
Statistics
Business Law
Financial Management
Financial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Accounting Information Systems
Companies and Securities law
Corporate Accounting
Accounting Theory and Issues
Elective*
CRICOS CODE :076831K
(Master of Accounting (Accelerated))
The Institute of
Chartered Accountants
in Australia
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Overseas Students Health Insurance
International students health insurance
Australian Government law requires international students and their dependents, undertaking formal studies in Australia to
purchase and maintain OSHC for the duration of their studies, from the time of arrival in Australia. Membership of a health
insurance scheme in your home country does not exempt you from having to take out OSHC.
There are 4 registered providers namely OSHC Worldcare, BUPA Australia Health, Medibank Private and Australian Health
Management (AHM). KOI’s recommended provider is AHM and we will arrange the cover on your behalf when you pay your
premium at the time you pay your tuition fees.
Cost of health insurance may vary from year to year. At the time of publication, the cost for 2013 is $475 for 15 months.
Modern Facilities
Modern Facilities
King’s Own Institute’s premises are centrally located and have been designed with the
needs of today’s students in mind. The environment is not only comfortable but most
importantly it is conducive to study and highly functional for the busy student.
Technology
The Institute’s computer facilities include the latest technology and software, with
sufficient terminals to cater for student needs.
Wifi is provided throughout KOI so that students can access the internet from
anywhere in the Institute with their laptops. Every semester, each student is given a
generous free data allowance for internet usage.
Library
King’s Own Institute has a specially designed and resourced library and a specialist
librarian for this essential part of study. Our library is stocked with reference
materials relevant to the courses offered in our Institute and includes text books,
magazines, journals, reference books and newspapers. At KOI, we do our best to
resource students for their best performance.
Student Lounge
Our student lounge is more than somewhere to stop and have lunch. It is a place
to meet fellow students, relax, mingle and foster friendships. The environment is
stylish, comfortable, practical and inviting. Students can bring their own lunches with
reheating facilities available and a vending machine for that pick-me-up snack to
keep energy levels up.
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Per Unit
(Subject)
Per Semester /
Trimester
Approximate
Total
Diploma of Accounting $1,750 $7,000 $14,000
Diploma of Management $1,750 $7,000 $14,000
Bachelor of Business
(Accounting)
$1,750 $7,000 $42,000
Bachelor of Business
(Management and Finance)
$1,750 $7,000 $42,000
Graduate Certificate in Business $2,000 $8,000 $8,000
Master of Accounting $2,000 $8,000 $24,000
Master of Professional Accounting $2,000 $8,000 $32,000
* Enrolment fees of $200 per course are applicable for all new enrolments. This has to be paid prior to enrolling.
Fees for 2013. Indicative fees for Domestic students
Per Unit
(Subject)
Per Semester /
Trimester
Approximate
Total
Diploma of Accounting $1,500 $6,000 $12,000
Diploma of Management $1,500 $6,000 $12,000
Bachelor of Business
(Accounting)
$1,500 $6,000 $36,000
Bachelor of Business
(Management and Finance)
$1,500 $6,000 $36,000
Graduate Certificate in Business $1,750 $7,000 $7,000
Master of Accounting $1,750 $7,000 $21,000
Master of Professional Accounting $1,750 $7,000 $28,000
FEES
Fees for 2013. Indicative fees for International students
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Payment Options
Direct Deposit / Telegraphic Transfer
Please quote student name and number for each transaction,
otherwise KOI may not be able to trace the payment, which
could mean that enrolment will be delayed.
Bank: WESTPAC BANK
Branch name: Sydney Office 341 George Street Address: 341
George Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Account name: AIBM SYDNEY KOI STUDENT FEES ACCOUNT
BSB: 032 000
Account Number: 60 3940
Swift Code: WPACAU2S
By Mail
Please send to:King’s Own Institute
Level 1, 545 Kent Street
Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Credit Card Payments
Credit cards are accepted and surcharges apply according
to the type of card.
Please contact admissions@koi.edu.au for an authorisation
form. The surcharges are specified on the form
Cash payments
No cash payments will be accepted by KOI.
On-line payments
On-line payments can be made. See website www.koi.edu.au
Direct debit
Payments can be made - see website www.koi.edu.au
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What are the semester dates?
See page 1
What are the entry requirements?
See pages 10 and 11
How much are course fees?
See page 18
Frequently Asked Questions
Checklist of documents required
for applications
- Application Form
- Passport or Personal identification documents
- Visa (if applicable)
- Resume (Mature Age applicants only)
- Most recently completed qualification certificate
- Most recently completed qualification results /
transcripts
- Proof of English (if applicable)
How to lodge your application
Electronically : admissions@koi.edu.au
Mail to : Level 1, 545 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
Fax to : +61 2 9283 3683
KOI Reception
KOI LibraryKOI Computer room
KOI Student Lounge
21. Personal Details
Given Names Family Name
Title Mr Mrs Miss Ms Date of Birth
Address
Phone Number Mobile Number
Email
Are you an Australian citizen? Yes No Are you a Permanent Resident? Yes No
Nationality
Course Applying for
Diploma of Accounting Diploma of Management
Bachelor of Business Major in Accounting
Graduate Certificate in Business
Master of Accounting (Standard)
Master of Accounting (Accelerated)
Master of Professional Accounting (Standard)
Master of Professional Accounting (Accelerated)
Bachelor of Business Majors inManagement and Finance
Starting Year Starting Semester March July November
PPreviously Completed Educational Qualifications
Qualification Education Provider Year Started Year Completed Results Expected
English Language Proficiency
IELTS (Attach valid result)
ESL
Exams result at English school equivalent to IELTS 6.0
(Undergraduate and Postgraduate Programs)
Successfully completed a qualification in Australia
(subjected to approval)
Insufficient / None
English Course
I require English language course based on my result submitted No, I do not require English language course application
Agent Only
Company Name Contact Person
Phone Number Email
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Student Application and Written Agreement Form
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Student Application and Written Agreement Form
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Refund Policy
KOI refund policy applies to all course monies paid to KOI and includes any course monies paid to an education agent to be remitted to KOI.
The Institute enables students to defer, temporarily suspend or cancel their studies, including granting a leave of absence during the courses through formal
agreement in compassionate or compelling circumstances. Reasons may include, but are not limited to, failure to meet subject pre-requisites, unavailability of
subjects, non-payment of fees and student behaviour.
All notifications of withdrawal from a course, or applications for refunds, must be made in writing and submitted to the Registrar,
King’s Own Institute, Level 1, 545 Kent Street, SYDNEY NSW 2000, Australia.
Refunds will be reimbursed in Australian dollars and the payment sent to the applicant’s home country unless otherwise requested in writing. Refunds will be paid to
the student or the person specified in the written agreement.
KOI will refund, within 28 days, all course monies paid where the student’s application for enrolment is refused by KOI or where the student produces evidence that
the application made by the student for a student visa has been rejected by Australian immigration authorities.
Refunds for student default apply to tuition fees only. Non-refundable payments include the following: enrolment fee,
accommodation placement fee, guardian placement fee, airport pick-up fee.
No refund will be given to any student who cancels once a course has commenced. No transfer of fees to any other institution or any other student account
will be authorised.
KOI will refund within 28 days of receipt of written notification of withdrawal by the student (or parent(s)/legal guardian if the student is
under 18), tuition fees paid by or on behalf of the student less the amounts to be retained as agreed and detailed below:
a. If written notice is received 4 weeks or more prior to commencement of the course, KOI will be entitled to retain the enrolment fee plus 30% of the tuition fee as
an administration fee.
b. If written notice is received less than 4 weeks prior to the commencement of the course 50% of the tuition fee will be refunded
No refund of tuition fees will be made where a student’s enrolment is cancelled for any of the following reasons:
a. Failure to maintain satisfactory course progression
b. Failure to maintain satisfactory attendance
c. Failure to pay course fees
d. Any behaviour identified as resulting in enrolment cancellation in Discipline Policy
If KOI is unable to deliver a course in full, a student will be offered a full refund of all the course money paid to date. The refund will be paid within 2 weeks of the day
on which the course ceased being provided. As an alternative to receiving a refund a student may be offered a place in another course, either at KOI or at another
CRICOS registered provider, at no extra cost to the student. The student then has the right to choose to accept a full refund or to accept a place that might be
offered. If a student accepts in writing the offer of a place in another course, KOI is relieved of its liability to pay a refund to the student.
This agreement, and the availability of the complaints and appeals process, does not remove the right of the student to take action under Australia’s consumer
protection laws. KOI dispute resolution processes do not circumscribe the student’s right to pursue other legal remedies.
Privacy
KOI will maintain the confidentiality and privacy of student information. However, information collected from students in the application process will, as required and in
accordance with the ESOS Act, The National Code 2007 and the Migration Act 1958, be provided to DEEWR, DIAC and other State or Territory government agencies.
Terms and Conditions
• I declare that the information provide on this form is true and complete in every detail. I authorise King’s Own Institute (KOI) to obtain further information about
me from educational and other institutions which I have attended and from Australian Government Authorities such as DIAC and DEEWR.
• I acknowledge that KOI reserves the right at any stage to vary or reverse any decision regarding admission or enrolment made on the basis of incorrect or
incomplete information.
• I am aware of the conditions relating to my application and have read and understood the KOI refund policy.
• I understand that the information I provide on and with this form will be used to assess my application.
• I understand that all tuition fees listed are in Australian dollars and are for commencing students at the time of my application. I note that KOI reserves the
right to adjust annual tuition fees for continuing students and that KOI undertakes that any tuition fee increases will not exceed 10 percent per annum, to be
applied from 1 January in any year for the duration of that year.
• I acknowledge that fees are set each year and are payable before the commencement of each semester or trimester. I am aware that the initial rate I pay will
apply for the academic year of enrolment, but may be subject to change in subsequent years in accordance with the rate set by KOI. I am aware that the rate I
pay per semester or trimester will be the rate published by 1 October in any year for the following academic year and that KOI reserves the right to require pay-
ment at the published rate, not the rate in any Offer Letter.
• I acknowledge that all fees, charges and accounts will be payable in advance and that I will not be permitted to commence or continue my course at the beginning
of a semester or trimester until all outstanding fees, charges or accounts are paid. I am aware that I will be charged the full amount for repeating units and
that no KOI qualification will be issued to me if I have an unpaid outstanding debt.
• I understand that once I am enrolled, KOI will communicate with me on a range of matters relating to my course of study at KOI. I consent to KOI utilising any
contact details I have provided for communications, including communications on services or products offered by KOI.
Australian Institute of Business and Management Pty Ltd
Trading As King’s Own Institute ABN 72 132 629 979
CRICOS Provider 03171A
Signature:
Send applications to: Office Use Only:
King’s Own Institute
Address Level 1, 545 Kent Street Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia
Phone +61 2 9283 3583
Fax +61 2 9283 3683
Email admissions@koi.edu.au
Website www.koi.edu.au
Date:
(day/month/year)
Staff Signature:
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Student Life in
To live
Sydney is multicultural and multiracial and with that comes a great variety of places to live. Depending on your lifestyle you
can choose from over 600 suburbs in the Greater Sydney area. Choose according to budget, facilities, shops and activities
available in an area and, of course, distance from the Institute.
Cost of living as a guideline is AUD$18,000 per year. This will vary according to personal preferences, choices and
circumstances. With some research and adjustments, many students are able to enjoy their lives here within or
below this budget.
Accommodation Options
For students under 18 years, the Australian government requires students to have a local carer. This can be a parent,
legal guardian or a DIAC approved blood relative otherwise a homestay arrangement is compulsory.
Homestay
When a student, regardless of age, first arrives in Australia, it is recommended to live in a Homestay arrangement where
the student lives with an Australian family in a private furnished room. While adjusting to a new life in a new country, the
student can also gain improved language skills and learn the Australian culture in a safe and caring environment.
Homestay costs from AUD $220 per person per week: Please contact:
* Global Experience at + 61 2 9264 4022 or refer to www.globalexperience.com.au
* Student Stay Australia at + 61 2 9299 5882 or refer to www.studentstayaustralia.com
* Cozzy Stay at (+61 2) 8094 1398 or refer to www.cozzystay.com
* Karoly Kovacs at + 61 404 367484 or student.lodge.au@gmail.com
Weather – Average Temperatures
Summer (Dec-Feb) Autumn (Mar-May) Winter (Jun-Aug) Spring (Sep-Nov)
17~26 °C 11~24 °C 9~17 °C 11~24 °C
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To start
For many students, this is the first time they are leaving home and living overseas independently. At KOI, we understand this
can be a very big step for both students and parents. Our staff is available to assist with information regarding living in Sydney
prior to arrival. Upon accepting the offer to study at KOI, students will be sent a predeparture guide, information regarding
orientation and enrolment. During orientation, all new students will receive information regarding school, staff, services and
assistance available to our students. It is therefore vital that students attend orientation.
To work
Sydney has the largest economy in Australia. New South Wales accounts for 40 per cent of Australia’s Information and
Communication Technology employment. Financial services is amongst the fastest growing service industry and the contact
industry has more than 750 companies here in New South Wales. There are lots of opportunities and King’s Own Institute is
here to help you seize them. Career advisors will be available to provide personal assistance and guidance.
To play
Australians believe in work life balance. There are many healthy entertainments to refresh the mind, body and soul. Beautiful
sandy beaches, serene mountain ranges, numerous National Parks showcasing Australia native flora and fauna will provide
endless outdoor fun. Sydney has many theatres, concert venues, fitness and leisure centres, café districts and shopping
precincts to keep anyone entertained. KOI will also have student activities to encourage social interaction and development.
To learn
King’s Own Institute is located in a purpose built facility and comes equipped with advanced technology. The vibrant business
environment offers those keen to learn a ready platform. Absorb the atmosphere, get involved and interact with leaders in
business. Let King’s Own Institute help you kick start your career in the world of business.
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Contact Details
KING’S OWN INSTITUTE
Address Level 1 545 Kent Street
Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
Phone +61 2 9283 3583
Fax +61 2 9283 3683
Email ask@koi.edu.au
Website www.koi.edu.au
Town Hall
Central
Opera House
Darling
Harbour
Hyde
Park
Royal
Botanic
Gardens
Pitt St
Shopping Mall
China
Town
- 5 mins walk to Town Hall Station.
- 2 train stops to Sydney Opera House.
- 3 mins walk to Darling Harbour.
- 8 mins walk to main shopping district
- 5 mins walk to Chinatown.
Harbour
Bridge
KOI Facility
Classrooms
Classrooms
28. Australian Institute of Business and Management Pty Ltd
Trading as King’s Own Institute
ABN 72 132 629 979
CRICOS Provider Code: 03171A
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2012, but may change from time to time. In particular King’s Own Institute
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change or alter tuition fees of any unit of study, to withdraw any unit of study
or program that it offers, to impose limitations on enrolment in any unit or
program, and/or to vary arrangements for any program. King’s Own Institute
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(including direct, consequential or economic loss of damage) however
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on +61 2 9283 3583. Published by King’s Own Institute.
Level 1 545 Kent Street
Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
Phone +61 2 9283 3583
Fax + 61 2 9283 3683
Email ask@koi.edu.au
www.koi.edu.au
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