4 mistakes that VCE students may encounter when applying for VTAC

As a Year 12 student, choosing the right university course is a critical decision that will shape your future after VCE. However, applying to the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) can be a complex process with potential pitfalls that may prevent you from getting into your desired institution. To help you avoid these mistakes, we have compiled a list of the top four errors that VCE students may encounter when applying for VTAC.

  1. Missing the VTAC Deadline Results in a Penalty Fee:

    The first and most common mistake is not paying attention to important deadlines for submitting your VTAC application, scholarship applications, and other documents for international students. Missing these deadlines can result in a penalty fee of over $150! To avoid this, make sure to submit your application before the deadline of September 29, 2022.

  2. Not Knowing How to Create a USI Number:

    Before you can start registering for university courses through VTAC, you need a Unique Student Identifier (USI), which is mandatory for all new university students in Australia. Without a USI number, you cannot create a VTAC account. If you are unsure of how to create a USI, our team at SW Education can guide you through the process.

  3. Choosing a Course That Does Not Align With Your Future Plans:

    Many students rely solely on the advice of their school's Career Advisor when choosing their university course. However, Career Advisors can only provide advice based on personal interests. At SW Education, we offer personalized advice on suitable career paths based on your interests, abilities, and future job opportunities in Vietnam or Australia. We also help you stay in Australia if desired, making sure that your chosen course aligns with your future plans.

  4. Just Registering for VTAC Is Not Enough:

    Once you have registered for VTAC, you need to complete many other steps to have a smooth and legal university study journey in Australia. These steps include paying entry fees for international students, obtaining health insurance, and applying for visas and health examinations. At SW Education, we offer comprehensive support throughout the entire process to ensure that you do not encounter any problems or miss any important steps.

To receive support from our experienced team, contact SW Education for assistance with:

  • Advising on suitable courses based on your abilities and interests

  • Creating a VTAC account and guiding you through course selection

  • Advising on career paths and assisting with CV/Resume/Cover Letter editing

  • Advising on migration pathways and combining your course of study to settle in Australia after graduation

  • Supporting visa applications for student visas, tourist visas, and visa extensions for international students

  • Assisting with migration applications in all skilled migration, state sponsorship, business sponsorship, family sponsorship, and investment categories.

At SW Education, we understand the challenges of international student life because our team members are former international students at top universities in Australia. You can trust us to provide you with the advice and support you need to make informed decisions about your future.

Natalie Tran

Natalie's extensive experience in the field empowers her to guide and assist students with unwavering proficiency. Whether it's offering insightful advice or providing personalized support, she consistently goes above and beyond to ensure student's needs are met with utmost care and attention.

  • Senior Education Consultant

  • E-mail: n.tran@sweducation.com.au

  • Mobile: 0435 582 094

  • WeChat ID sweducationnatalie

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