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[호주] 이민성 캐릭 Advanced diploma of hospitality 학업 인정
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그 동안 캐릭 Institute 출신 학생들은 영주비자가 안나온다 라는 소문이 돌았었고 그에 대한 확인을 요청받기도 했었습니다.
그 소문의 진원을 보면 그간 89주로 CRICOS에 등록 되어있던 Advanced diploma of hospitality를 마친 학생들이 문제 였습니다. 그동안 2년 이상 호주에서 학업을 마쳐야 한다는 2년 규정에 이 코스가 모자란다는게 이민성의 주장이였는데 이 코스도 2년 학업으로 인정하겠다고 최근 이민성이 밝혔습니다 .
따라서 최근에 등록한 학생들과 그 이전 학생들 모두 학업을 마쳤을 경우 영주비자 받는데 문제가 전혀 없습니다.
출신 학교가 캐릭이라는 이유만으로 영주비자가 거절되었다 라는 소문은 더 이상 사실이 아닌 셈입니다.
캐릭이 발표한 원문 참고하십시오.
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Carrick Sydney Course Dispute
April 6, 2009
Carrick Institute of Education (Carrick) and the Department of Immigration and Citizenship
(DIAC) have recently resolved a dispute relating to the Carrick Advanced Diploma in
Hospitality Management - 046961D (89 weeks CRICOS) and its graduates who would like to
apply for permanent residency (PR).
The dispute was centered on the definition of a two year academic requirement under DIAC’s
policies for PR and affected those students in NSW only.
The Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management - 046961D (89 week CRICOS) has been
registered since 2003 with Vocational Education and Training Accreditation Board (VETAB)
the NSW State accreditation body and has always been a ‘two year course’.
A High Court application made by a Carrick student against DIAC has now been settled
successfully in favour of the student.
By settling the matter DIAC have conceded that the student who had completed the
Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management – 046961D (89 week CRICOS) in Carrick’s
Sydney campus, was considered to have met the two year academic study requirement.
Following ongoing discussions with DIAC, we have now received written confirmation from
DIAC that as a result of this settlement with the Carrick student, DIAC will treat all other
Carrick students who completed the same course, i.e. the Advanced Diploma of Hospitality
Management - 046961D (89 week CRICOS) as if they had satisfied the two year academic
study requirement.
DIAC have advised that the course will only be accepted providing all matters relating to the
course are equal to that of the applicant who applied to the High Court.
Carrick has confirmed with DIAC that it will recommence processing Carrick student’s
applications and Carrick understands this information has been forwarded to the DIAC
processing centre’s to recommence processing PR applications accordingly.
Carrick has maintained a staunch position on this matter throughout its discussions and
communications with DIAC and other government departments.
Carrick is thrilled at this positive outcome for its students enrolled in the Advanced Diploma of
Hospitality Management - 046961D within its Sydney campus.
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