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VET stands for Vocational Education and Training. Commonly, university courses tend to focus more on theory, giving you a large knowledge base in your chosen field, whereas VET courses are intended for individuals seeking job-ready skills.

Yes, in most cases you will need to provide evidence of your IELTS score, proof of age, highest level of qualification achieved (for e.g. high school certificate or diploma), work experience, etc. Please refer to the “entry requirements” section of the course for more information.

CERT stands for “Course Entry Requirement Test”. Agent or representative from KAA shall conduct a CERT to assess the student’s existing skills and knowledge. In case there are no agents nearby the student, then Student Support Manager will make arrangements with standard testing centres local to the student, to conduct CERT and inform students about it.

This depends on which qualification you are planning to undertake. For example, entry to BSB52415 Diploma of Marketing and Communication qualification is limited to those individuals who have completed all core units in BSB42415 Certificate IV in Marketing and Communication.

Upon successful completion of all the units/subjects of the course you will be issued with a nationally recognised certificate/final award.

You will be issued with a “statement of attainment” which will include the units that you have successfully completed.

KAA offers a range of payment options. You can select any given option that might suit you. KAA accepts payment for fees using;

• Credit Card
• Electronic Funds Transfer (account details available on request).
• Cheque (made payable to KAA).
• International Money Transfer – must include funds to pay for the receipt of the money transfer.

Please note that payment in cash is not accepted.

If you are a current student, you can pay in person. For more information, please refer to our website

Upon receiving the first instalment of your fees, we will issue Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE). CoE is required to get the Visa approved. For your information, DHA stands for Department of Home Affairs, the Australian Government interior ministry with responsibilities for national security, law enforcement, emergency management, border control, immigration, refugees, citizenship, and multicultural affairs.

Please visit the DHA website at: www.homeaffairs.gov.au for more information about this matter

In order to issue your first student ID card, we will take a photo of you at your orientation. You may then visit the KAA campus reception desk to collect your ID card.

We encourage all students to use digital copies of documents as a part of our commitment to the environment. However, printing options are available for a nominal fee.

Log in with your SID number and your password to our LMS at www.kaaonline.com.au. If you have forgotten your password, then please contact student services.

A complaint must be submitted in writing via a complaint form. Please visit our website to access our complaint form and relevant policies.

When you enrol with us you will join the KAA community of friendly staff and students. If you encounter any issue during your study at KAA, you will need to contact the relevant support team.

Academic Support: if you are struggling with your assessments, need access to study resources, need guidance on how to prepare for the job, our trainers are here to help.

Student Support: Our friendly student support team will assist you with your enrolment and provide course information. They will also assist you in finding your way around issues related to your studies at KAA.

You will need to speak to your trainer to resolve issues relating to grades or course outcomes. You may also contact Student Support for further assistance. Based on your course progression and class participation, you may have to complete the “Intervention Program” or repeat the subject.

You must visit a doctor and collect a medical certificate as evidence of your illness. Bring in your medical certificate and speak to your trainer to catch up with your missing lessons.

You must contact Student Support via email or in person to ensure that you have resolved the issue. In some cases, you may be referred to IT Support for appropriate resolution.

You must contact Student Support via email or in person to ensure that you have resolved the issue. In most cases, you will be referred to IT Support for appropriate resolution. However, it is your responsibility to keep a record of your password securely.

Go to Student Services and complete a Leave of Absence application form. You must provide supporting documents as evidence of compelling and compassionate circumstances.