How To Apply
Your step-by-step guide to studying at NEWAGE INSTITUTE PTY LTD in Kogarah, Sydney.
Join a vibrant community dedicated to practical vocational education, commercial cookery, and hospitality leadership. Follow our clear, transparent admission process below to secure your place.
- Fast Processing: 24–48 Hour Offer Letter Turnaround
- CRICOS Provider Code: 04348F
- Dedicated Support: Direct Assistance for Students & Agents
- Location: Kogarah, NSW (Sydney South)
Attendance Is Compulsory
Orientation attendance is a requirement for all new students. If you cannot attend on your scheduled date because of arrival delays or exceptional circumstances, contact your campus before the session so alternative arrangements can be made. Do not simply arrive on the first day of classes.
Simple 4-Step Application Process
The Orientation Program covers the following:
Choose Your Course & Review Entry Criteria
Select the program that aligns with your career goals and verify that you meet the academic, English language, and age requirements:
- SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management )
- SIT50422 Diploma of Hospitality Management
Application Review & Genuine Student
- Document Verification
- Genuine Student (GS) Assessment
- Letter of Offer
Prepare & Submit Your Documents
- Clear copy of your passport photo and ID page.
- Academic Qualification Certificates & Transcripts
- Official results (IELTS Academic overall 5.5 or equivalent PTE / TOEFL / Cambridge test) taken within the last 2 years, or proof of an approved ELICOS pathway.
- Current Visa Copy (Onshore Applicants)
- Relevant employment history for mature-age applicants or direct entry RPL applications.
Accept Offer, Pay Deposit & Receive Your CoE
- Sign Acceptance
- Pay Deposit
- CoE Issuance
- Visa Application
Australian Student Visa Information
International students must maintain continuous health insurance for the entire duration of their visa. Newage Institute can assist in arranging OSHC prior to CoE issuance.
Student visa holders are permitted to work up to 48 hours per fortnight during official study terms and unlimited hours during scheduled course breaks.
Australia provides rigorous consumer protection for international students under the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000.