| Course Level: | Master's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Duration: | 2 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | 4 Year Bachelor’s Degree | |
| Course Level: | Master's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Duration: | 2 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | 4 Year Bachelor’s Degree | |
Cass Training International College (CTIC) is a registered training organisation (RTO) and CRICOS-registered provider based in Sydney, New South Wales. It offers vocational education and training (VET) and English language courses for both domestic and international students.
Location:
48 Lime Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
(Located in the heart of Sydney CBD, near Darling Harbour)
Established:
Over 20 years of experience in education
Student Body:
Welcomes students from Asia, South America, Europe, and other regions – very diverse and multicultural
Focus Areas:
Practical, career-oriented training
English language development
Smooth academic pathways into further studies or employment
General English
IELTS Preparation
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
High School Preparation (for younger learners)
Business (Certificate IV to Advanced Diploma)
Leadership and Management
Marketing and Communication
Project Management
Courses are designed to give practical skills, and many offer pathways to university or career advancement in Australia.
Tuition fees are competitive compared to major universities
CTIC offers promotional discounts and sometimes scholarships for international students (based on merit or early application)
No on-campus housing, but they assist students in arranging:
Homestays
Student apartments
Shared housing
Support includes orientation, visa advice, job search help, and language support
Centrally located in Sydney
Strong focus on language development and real-world business skills
Experienced trainers and small class sizes
Opportunities for further education or employment in Australia
CTIC is well-known for its English programs, especially among international students looking to improve their language skills before further study or work in Australia.
General English
Focuses on everyday communication skills
Suitable for beginner to advanced learners
Flexible entry dates and course lengths
IELTS Preparation
Designed to prepare students for the IELTS test
Covers all four skills: listening, speaking, reading, writing
Aimed at students targeting academic or immigration pathways
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
Helps students develop academic language and study skills
Suitable for those planning to enter vocational or higher education courses in Australia
High School Preparation (Younger learners)
Tailored to students who plan to study at Australian secondary schools
Includes English, cultural adjustment, and academic readiness
These are career-focused qualifications designed to equip students with practical skills for the workforce or further education.
Certificate IV in Business
Focuses on essential business functions, administration, and operations.
Diploma of Business
Covers business development, planning, and management strategies.
Advanced Diploma of Business
Prepares students for leadership roles with high-level business and strategic planning skills.
Diploma of Leadership and Management
Focuses on managing teams, business operations, and workplace relationships.
Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management
Develops advanced leadership, organizational change, and innovation skills.
Certificate IV in Marketing and Communication
Teaches marketing principles, digital media, and campaign development.
Diploma of Marketing and Communication
Expands on marketing planning and strategy, communication, and analytics.
Diploma of Project Management
Trains students in managing projects, budgeting, scheduling, and risk assessment.
Prime Location: Situated in Sydney CBD, near Darling Harbour — close to transport, student housing, shops, cafes, and job opportunities.
Strong English Programs: Offers a range of ELICOS (English) courses for beginners to advanced learners, including IELTS preparation.
Career-Focused Training: Provides vocational education and training (VET) courses in Business, Marketing, Leadership, and Project Management.
Multicultural Environment: Welcomes students from Asia, South America, Europe, and more — a great place to meet people from around the world.
Affordable Tuition: More budget-friendly than universities; ideal for students who want quality education without high fees.
ELICOS Courses:
General English
IELTS Preparation
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
High School Preparation
VET (Vocational Education & Training):
Business (Cert IV to Advanced Diploma)
Leadership & Management
Marketing & Communication
Project Management
These programs are CRICOS-registered, meaning they are approved for international students under the Australian student visa system.
Orientation program upon arrival
Help with accommodation, banking, transport, and OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover)
Academic and language support
Job search support: Resume writing, interview prep, and finding part-time work
Visa and compliance advice
While CTIC doesn’t offer on-campus housing, they help arrange:
Homestays (with meals): ~$300–$350/week
Shared apartments: ~$250–$350/week
Student residences or hostels: Short-term options upon arrival
International students on a Student Visa (Subclass 500) can work:
Up to 48 hours per fortnight during study periods
Unlimited hours during holidays
CTIC’s Sydney location makes it easier to find part-time jobs in hospitality, retail, or customer service.
To study at CTIC, international students must:
Apply for a CRICOS-registered course
Meet English and academic entry requirements
Obtain a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
Apply for a Student Visa (Subclass 500)
Browse CTIC’s official website or course catalog and select your desired program. Options include:
English Language (ELICOS) Courses – General English, IELTS Preparation, etc.
Vocational Education (VET) Courses – Business, Marketing, Project Management, etc.
No academic qualification required
Basic English skills (placement test may be needed)
Minimum of Year 10, 11, or 12 (depending on the course)
English Language Requirement: IELTS 5.5 or equivalent (PTE, TOEFL, etc.)
You’ll need to gather:
Passport copy (valid)
Academic transcripts and certificates
English proficiency test results
Completed Application Form (available on CTIC website)
Copy of your visa (if already in Australia)
You can apply:
Online via the official website
Through an education agent
Or email your application to CTIC’s admissions team
If your application is successful, you will receive a Letter of Offer, which includes:
Course details
Tuition fees and payment schedule
Terms and conditions
Sign and return the Letter of Offer
Pay the initial tuition fee deposit (usually the first term or semester)
Once payment is received, CTIC will issue your CoE — this is needed for your student visa application.
Apply through the Australian Immigration website. You’ll need:
CoE from CTIC
OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover)
Financial and identity documents
GTE (Genuine Temporary Entrant) statement
After visa approval:
Book your flights
Arrange accommodation
Attend Orientation Day at CTIC
Start your studies!
CTIC offers multiple intake dates throughout the year for both English (ELICOS) and Vocational Education and Training (VET) programs:
Intakes: Every 2–4 weeks (rolling intakes)
Students can start almost any time of year, depending on availability
Main Intakes:
January
April
July
October
Additional mid-term intakes may be available depending on course and demand
It’s best to apply at least 2–3 months in advance to allow time for visa processing.
No formal academic qualifications required
Students will take a placement test to determine their English level
Suitable for beginners to advanced learners
Academic Requirements:
Completion of Australian Year 10, 11, or 12 (or international equivalent depending on course level)
Diploma and Advanced Diploma may require prior Certificate IV or relevant work/study background
English Language Requirements:
IELTS 5.5 (no band less than 5.0), or
PTE Academic 42, or
Equivalent English test results
OR completion of an ELICOS course at CTIC to the required level
Age Requirement:
Students must be at least 18 years old at the time of course commencement
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
Benefit / Discount |
Application Process |
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Merit-Based Scholarship |
Good academic record and English proficiency |
Up to 20% off tuition fees |
Apply during course application; submit transcripts |
|
Early Bird Discount |
Students who apply and pay tuition fees in advance (usually 2–3 months early) |
Up to 10–15% discount |
Automatic if eligible; confirm with admissions |
|
Regional Scholarships |
Students from selected regions (e.g., South Asia, LATAM, Southeast Asia) |
Varies – usually 10–20% off fees |
Offered via agents or by request during application |
|
Pathway Student Discount |
Students continuing from ELICOS to VET at CTIC |
Reduced registration or tuition fee |
Automatic if enrolling in consecutive programs |
|
Group/Agent-Based Offers |
Students enrolling through CTIC-authorized agents or in groups |
Special promotional pricing |
Through approved education agents |
Facility Type |
Details |
Cost (Approx. in USD/week) |
|---|---|---|
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Campus Location |
48 Lime Street, Sydney, NSW 2000 (CBD – near Darling Harbour) |
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Campus Facilities |
Classrooms, computer labs, student lounge, free Wi-Fi, library access |
Included in tuition fees |
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Transport Access |
Close to train stations, bus routes, ferries (5–10 min walk from Town Hall) |
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Homestay Accommodation |
Live with a local family; includes meals (1–3 per day) |
$250–$350 per week |
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Shared Apartments |
Rent a room in a shared student apartment or flat |
$200–$300 per week |
|
Student Residences |
Purpose-built student housing (private room, shared kitchen/bathroom) |
$250–$400 per week |
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Hostel/Short-Term Stay |
Budget-friendly short-term hostels (private or shared rooms) |
$150–$250 per week |
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Accommodation Assistance |
CTIC helps students arrange homestay or refer to housing agencies |
May include a placement fee (~$150) |
CTIC is located in Sydney’s Central Business District (CBD), near Darling Harbour, which puts students right in the middle of one of the most exciting and multicultural cities in the world. From the classroom, students can walk to cafes, shopping centers, museums, waterfront parks, and major transport hubs.
CTIC attracts students from Asia, South America, Europe, and the Middle East, creating a welcoming, international atmosphere. Students often build friendships across cultures and improve their English while learning about global perspectives both in and out of class.
Class sizes at CTIC are kept relatively small, promoting personalized attention from teachers. The college’s focus on practical, job-ready skills means students engage in hands-on learning that’s directly tied to real-world careers. There’s also plenty of academic support available — from language help to one-on-one tutoring.
While CTIC is a vocational college, it still promotes a fun and social student life through:
Welcome orientation events
Cultural exchange days
Holiday celebrations (e.g., Lunar New Year, Diwali, Christmas)
Student networking sessions
Occasional educational excursions around Sydney
These activities are a great way for students to relax, build friendships, and enjoy their time in Australia.
Since CTIC is based in Sydney CBD, students have easy access to part-time job opportunities in hospitality, retail, and customer service — perfect for those on student visas. Plus, the school supports students with job search tips, resume workshops, and interview preparation.
CTIC’s student support team assists with:
Accommodation
OSHC (health cover)
Visa guidance
Academic advice
Emergency assistance
CTIC’s vocational education programs (VET) — such as Business, Marketing, Leadership, and Project Management — are designed to be practical and industry-focused, giving students:
Real-world knowledge
Hands-on projects and assessments
Work-relevant soft skills (like communication, leadership, and time management)
These skills are valued by Australian employers and improve employability after graduation.
While CTIC doesn’t directly place students in jobs, it offers career support to help them find work during and after their studies:
Resume and cover letter workshops
Interview preparation sessions
Job boards and listings
Information on finding part-time or casual jobs
Guidance on job-search platforms like Seek, Indeed, and LinkedIn
International students on a Student Visa (subclass 500) are allowed to work:
Up to 48 hours per fortnight during term
Unlimited hours during scheduled holidays
Many CTIC students work part-time in:
Retail and hospitality
Administration and customer service
Freelance and casual gigs (especially for marketing or business students)
While CTIC does not directly lead to post-study work rights on its own, completing a Diploma or Advanced Diploma may help students:
Progress into a Bachelor's degree (at a university with post-study visa eligibility)
Gain local work experience that could lead to sponsorship or skilled migration pathways
Many students use CTIC’s training as a stepping stone to:
Enter the Australian workforce
Start a small business
Continue into higher education (via pathway agreements)
Flexible Entry Requirements:
CTIC is a vocational and English language college (not a university), so the academic and English requirements are more accessible compared to higher education institutions.
Wide Range of Courses:
CTIC offers many ELICOS (English) and VET (vocational) programs designed for international students with varied backgrounds.
Rolling Intakes:
Multiple intake periods and frequent course start dates throughout the year make it easier for students to get accepted.
Focus on Genuine Applicants:
As long as you:
Meet the academic and English requirements
Submit a complete application
Provide a valid GTE (Genuine Temporary Entrant) statement
Have the financial means to study
→ your application is very likely to be accepted.
Address:
48 Lime Street,
Sydney, NSW 2000,
Australia
Area:
Situated in Sydney's Central Business District (CBD), right near Darling Harbour, one of the city’s most vibrant and scenic locations.
Nearby Landmarks & Transport:
Walking distance to Town Hall Station
Close to Barangaroo, Pyrmont, and Chinatown
Surrounded by cafes, shopping centres, tourist attractions, and student housing
Well-connected by bus, train, light rail, and ferry services
Prime central location for international students
Easy access to part-time jobs, internships, and entertainment
Safe, student-friendly, and multicultural neighborhood
