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2018
STUDENT GUIDE
A TERTIARY LEVEL INSTITUTION
OFFERING ACCREDITED UNDERGRADUATE AND
POSTGRADUATE DEGREES, DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES
Dr Douglas Reginald Hinchliffe
Professor
CEO & Dean, AIBM Director,
Academic Board Member
WELCOME CONTENTS
We are proud to welcome you to King’s Own Institute
in Sydney Australia: a tertiary level institution that brings Welcome Message 2
together the best in resources, equipment and people.
King’s Own Institute blends the traditions of higher Our Story 4 - 5
education with today’s modern, practical and
commercial global village. Graduation 6 - 7
King’s Own Institute offers many advantages: personal, KOI Academic Board 8 - 9
professional and commercial. It is quickly establishing a Academic Entry Requirements 10
reputation for superior education. Just how famous King’s
Own Institute will become and how quickly depends on English Entry Requirements 11
our graduates. We share your success.
Why Choose KOI? 12-13
King’s Own Institute has assembled key people to assist
your academic journey. They all have long and success- Courses 14 - 22
ful careers and distinguished records of achievement in
universities, the military,diplomatic service, business and
Internship Program 23
industry. Life in Sydney 24 - 25
We confidently assure you of a sound, professional Student Life 26 - 27
education and a special, enjoyable learning experience.
We welcome you and look forward to shaping your Fees 28
career with King’s Own Institute.
Payment Options 29
Student Application Forms 30 - 36
KOI Student Society 37
Dr Doug Hinchliffe
King’s Own Institute CEO & Dean KOI Academic Calendar 38
PhD, MSc, MEd, BEc, BEd, GradDipEdAdmin, GradDipTESOL
TPTC, DSMC, DSAC, GAICD, CPT KOI Locations 39
AIBM Director, KOI Academic Board Member
www.koi.edu.au www.koi.edu.au
OUR STORY
King’s Own Institute (KOI) is a tertiary level
institution located in central Sydney, Australia
and offering high quality accredited degree,
diploma and certificate courses in Accounting,
Business, and TESOL (Teaching English to
Speakers of Other Languages).
KOI is the place to be:
KOI is named after a regiment of the British army
which the CEO & Dean was associated with location, facilities,
as an Australian army exchange officer. KOI
adopts a similar spirit and values with traditions learning support and
and an established reputation for its recognised
development of successful leaders. opportunities.
Our initials, KOI, have a second meaning, as the
word “koi” in some Asian languages is a wild
carp. The koi is energetic and can swim
upstream against the current. According to Why choose KOI? KOI has a team of
legend, if a koi succeeded in climbing the falls proven, widely experienced practitioners
at a point called Dragon Gate on the Yellow with a proud and established record of
River it would be transformed into a dragon. achievement in education and business.
This demonstrates perseverance in adversity
and strength of purpose. Because of its strength Free additional English tuition and
and determination to overcome obstacles, the assessment is provided to assist you to
koi represents courage and the ability to attain consolidate and extend your English
high goals. Similarly, KOI aims to be a recognised language proficiency to achieve your
leader as an education provider famous for goals.
nurturing our students into successful careers.
The experience of the higher education journey
can be as important as the qualification itself.
Here at KOI, we want the career-shaping
experience to be fruitful, memorable and
enjoyable.
• Industry experienced mainstream
university lecturers
• Sponsored professional internships for
high performing students
• Over 200 computers available for
students as of September 2017
• FREE English Development Classes
• FREE print/photocopying of 90 single
sided pages (per week)
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2017
GRADUATION CEREMONIES
The Best of All
Time Worldwide!
KOI achieved the top position of all time in the
13 Graduation 2017 13 Graduation 2017
International Business Simulation Project and conducted Outstanding Academic Performance Award Outstanding Academic Performance Award
Shah IMAN (Bachelor of Business (Accounting); presentation
in open competition against students from top universities from Chairman KOI Academic Board Emeritus Professor
Thi Trang PHAM (Bachelor of Business (Accounting);
presentation from Chairman KOI Academic Board Emeritus
John H. Loxton
around the world. The winning KOI team members were Professor John H. Loxton
inducted into the Mikesbikes Hall of Fame 2017.
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13 Graduation 2017
Outstanding Academic Performance Award
Lubica ZORICAKOVA (Master of Arts (TESOL); presentation
Rex Walsh, Senior Lecturer / Tutor at KOI, Hafiz Jawad Ahmad Malik, Ikhlaq Maqbool, from Chairman KOI Academic Board Emeritus Professor
Adeel Malhi, and Ahmed Nawaz. John H. Loxton
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Academic Board
Dr W H (John) Jones
Dr Scott Dickson
PhD (UNE), MEd (UoW),
BSc (Econ) London, MA,
BEd (UoW) PGCertTESOL, EdD Macq,
PGCertMLP ANU, JP NSW
KOI Deputy Dean, Deputy Dean, AIBM
(Academic), KOI Academic Academic Director &
Board Member Company Secretary,
Academic Board Secretary
Dr Brian J. Spencer Dr John H. Loxton Dr Douglas R. Hinchliffe
BCom (App.Psych) UNSW, Emeritus Professor Adjunct Professor
TPTC Vic, BEc, BEd., LaTrobe,
BA(Hons), DUniv Macq, BSc, MSc Melb, GDipEdAdmin Vic, MEd
FAICD, FAIM PhD Cantab, FAICD Monash, MSc Florida State,
PhD Monash, GDipTESOL KOI,
Members of Academic Board include distinguished Board and to guide the Board towards
GAICD, CPT external academic experts, senior executive staff, achieving them.
AIBM Council Chairman and AIBM Director, CEO & Dean, AIBM professorial and non-professorial staff and other
Director, Academic Academic Board Chairman
Board Member
Director, Academic members invited to join the Academic Board for The Chair of the Academic Board is a member
Board Member
their expertise. of Council, the CEO & Dean’s Advisory
Committee and all of the Standing Committees
The Academic Board is led by a distinguished of the Academic Board and participates in the
educator and is supported by a Deputy Chair, selection of staff for academic positions and in
Chairs and Committees of the Academic Board the process of central promotions.
and Working Parties.
The Chair hears student academic appeals and
The Chair of the Academic Board provides advice chairs the Students Appeals Committee
on benchmarking against other institutions and as- (Exclusions and Re-admissions).
sists in establishing academic priorities. The Chair’s
role is to convey these priorities to the Academic
Dr Alan S. Dunk Joanna Dai Chandra Sundaresan
Professor BEd Uni of Zabaikal MCompSc UWS,
BBus NSWIT, MEc Syd, PhD (Russia), MCom (InfSys & BIT (SoftwareEng) CQU, The KOI Academic Board’s main role is to:
Macq, FCPA Mgt) UNSW, AALIA (CS), AACS
• maintain the highest standards in teaching, scholarship and research foundations and to
AACS, JP NSW
Deputy Dean, safeguard the academic freedom of KOI and the welfare of its students.
Director Student Services and
Admissions, Academic • guide the development of all academic activities of KOI with its policies, guidelines and
Academic Board Member Academic Board Member Board Member procedures for academic matters.
• report and provide academic advice to KOI to its Council of Directors and to the CEO & Dean.
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ACADEMIC ENTRY ENGLISH ENTRY*
REQUIREMENTS REQUIREMENTS
COURSE DIRECT ENTRY REQUIREMENTS REQUIREMENT UNDERGRADUATE POSTGRADUATE TESOL
MINIMUM ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
IELTS** 6.0 overall 6.5 overall 7.0 overall
Diploma of Accounting Higher School Certificate or equivalent with 55% minimum (Academic only) 5.5 in all individual bands 6.0 in all individual bands 6.5 in all individual bands
Diploma of Management (comparable to an ATAR of 55) or overseas equivalent
TOEFL** Listening – 11 Listening – 20 Listening – 23
Bachelor of Business (Accounting) Higher School Certificate or equivalent with 55% minimum (Inernet Based Test) Speaking – 17 Speaking – 20 Speaking – 22
Bachelor of Business (Management and Finance) (comparable to an ATAR of 55) or overseas equivalent Reading – 12 Reading – 20 Reading – 23
Writing – 20 Writing – 24 Writing – 26
Graduate Certificate in Business Australian Bachelor degree (3 years) (AQF Level 7) Overall – 60 Overall – 80 Overall – 94
Graduate Diploma of Business or overseas equivalent.
Master of Professional Accounting PTE** 51 58 65
Master of Accounting Australian Bachelor degree (3 years) (AQF Level 7) CAE 52 58 67
or overseas equivalent. Plus the equivalent of Australian
Principles of Accounting in an approved AQF Level 7 or HKCEE C in Syllabus B B in Syllabus B A in Syllabus B
above course. Plus Australian Business Law, Economics in
an approved AQF Level 7 or above course.
HKALE D Use of English in AS Level C Use of English in AS Level B Use of English in AS Level
Graduate Certificate in TESOL Australian Bachelor degree (3 years) (AQF Level 7)
Graduate Diploma in TESOL or overseas equivalent. GCE C grade or better in GCE B grade or better in GCE N/A [*]
Master of Arts (TESOL) (Ordinary Level) O-Level English O-Level English
GCE D grade or better in GCE C grade or better in GCE N/A [*]
Please be aware that all overseas qualifications must be deemed to be the equivalent to the necessary Australian qualifications by the (Advanced Level) A-Level English A-Level English
Australian Education International – National Office of Overseas Skills Recognition (AEI-NOOSR) guidelines to be considered by KOI.
NSW HSC 50% English or English N/A [*] N/A [*]
(Undergraduate only) Literature
55% English as a Second
Language
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION OTHER: Certificate IV or above 3 year Bachelor degree N/A [*]
Australian or above
qualifications
The Bachelor of Business (Accounting) BBus (Acc), Master of Accounting MAcc and
the Master of Professional Accounting MPA satisfy the educational membership
requirements for Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ), CPA * MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS If you are advised to take these studies, KOI will provide
** Results for IELTS, TOEFL, PTE (Pearson Test of English), and
Australia (CPA) and The Institute of Public Accountants (IPA). CAE (Academic and Cambridge English: Advanced) are
you with a list of our ELICOS Partners which can also be
accessed through www.koi.edu.au.
valid for two years.
Please keep in mind that KOI does not arrange ELICOS
Further information is available from CAANZ, CPA and IPA [*] A NSW HSC ATAR or other secondary or tertiary studies on the behalf of students or agencies and thus
qualifications will not meet the English entry requirements these studies must be arranged independently.
for KOI’s TESOL programs. Please contact KOI Marketing
(ask@koi.edu.au) for more information. Students can obtain a comprehensive list of minimum
English language requirements from the KOI Admissions
If you do not have the minimum English level... office. Some students will need to achieve a required
You will need to contact admissions@koi.edu.au or ask@ level in Academic IELTS before being issued with a
koi.edu.au for advice on what you can do to meet KOI’s student visa by the Australian government. International
English entry requirements. Usually you will be advised to Students who do not satisfy the English language
undertake English Language Intensive Course for requirements need to undertake an ELICOS course.
Overseas Students (ELICOS) and/or English for Academic
Purposes (EAP) studies with one of our Direct Entry
Partners.
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WHY CHOOSE KOI?
my friends strongly recommended
KOI to me because of its outstanding
academic quality including the KOI operates on a semester based: trimester system, allowing students to complete a three
lecturers who also teach at the year bachelor degree in two years if no trimester breaks are taken.
top universities in Australia.
”
It is compulsory for students to complete two consecutive trimesters in their first year of study
after which students may apply to take trimester breaks. Approval of a trimester break is
not automatic, and is dependent on academic progress. Students who wish to apply for
a trimester break must apply via the appropriate form before the end of Week 10 of the
Dinh Thi Thuy Lien, trimester.
Vietnam, MPA
Trimester Start Finish Orientation Enrolment Last day
Undergrad. Postgrad. of Payment
Nov 2017 06 Nov 2017 25 Feb 2018 02 Nov 2017 01 Nov 2017 23 Oct 2017 - 17 Nov 2017 17 Nov 2017
Mar 2018 12 Mar 2018 24 Jun 2018 08 Mar 2018 07 Mar 2018 26 Feb 2018 -23 Mar 2018 23 Mar 2018
Jul 2018 09 Jul 2018 21 Oct 2018 05 Jul 2018 04 Jul 2018 25 Jun 2018 - 20 Jul 2018 20 Jul 2018
Nov 2018 05 Nov 2018 24 Feb 2019 01 Nov 2018 31 Oct 2018 22 Oct 2018 -16 Nov 2018 16 Nov 2018
Mar 2019 11 Mar 2019 24 June 2019 07 Mar 2019 06 Mar 2019 18 Feb 2019 - 22 Mar 2019 22 Mar 2019
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BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (ACCOUNTING) BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (MANAGEMENT
CRICOS 070366A and FINANCE) CRICOS 070367M
COURSE OVERVIEW SUBJECT OUTLINE COURSE OVERVIEW SUBJECT OUTLINE
The Bachelor of Business (Accounting) program The Bachelor of Business (Management & Finance)
offers a broad understanding of the concepts and • Professional Communication Skills • Professional Communication Skills
program offers a broad understanding of the con-
Trimester 1
Trimester 1
practices of accounting, supported by related areas • Introduction to Accounting • Introduction to Accounting
cepts and practices of management and finance,
in finance, law, economic, marketing, information • Introduction to Marketing • Introduction to Marketing
combined with a sound knowledge of the functional
systems, management and statistics. The program • Introduction to Microeconomics • Introduction to Microeconomics
areas of business. The program focuses on preparing
focuses on preparing students for accounting managers for challenging roles in the global business
careers in the modern business environment and aims • Introduction to Management environment, with a particular focuse on preparing • Introduction to Management
Trimester 2
Trimester 2
to equip students with decision-making and critical • Introduction to Financial Accounting students for management roles in the banking and • Introduction to Macroeconomics
analysis skills required in a professional accountancy • Introduction to Business Law finance, financial services and other business areas. • Introduction to Business Law
practice, as well as a variety of functional areas • Business Statistics • Business Statistics
within business.
• Introduction to Management Accounting CAREER OPTIONS • Organisational Behaviour
CAREER OPTIONS
Trimester 3
Trimester 3
• Financial Accounting • Business development • Corporate Financial Management
• Corporate Financial Management • Trade and marketing • Introduction to Management Accounting
• Accounting • Organisational Behaviour • Merchant banking • Elective
• Auditing • Insurance
• Financial advice • Management Accounting • Imports and Exports • Financial Institutions
Trimester 4
Trimester 4
• Business analysing • Accounting Information Systems • Government departments • Business Ethics and Sustainability
• Taxation consulting • Law of Business Organisations • Project management • Logistics Management
• Government departments • Corporate Accounting and Reporting • Investment analysis • Elective
• Business Consultant
• Budget planning
• Tax Law • And more!
• And more! • Investment Management
Trimester 5
Trimester 5
• Contemporary Issues in Accounting
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
• Entrepreneurship
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS • Elective
• Elective
• Management Elective
• Elective
Academic Entry Requirements: Academic Entry Requirements:
Higher School Certificate or equivalent with 55% minimum • Business Project (Last trimester only) Higher School Certificate or equivalent with 55% minimum (compa-
• Business Project (Last trimester only)
Trimester 6
Trimester 6
(comparable to an ATAR of 55) or overseas equivalent rable to an ATAR of 55) or overseas equivalent
• Auditing and Assurance Services • Strategic Management
• Elective English Entry Requirements: • Elective
English Entry Requirements: • Elective
Academic IELTS (or equivalent*)6.0 overall with no individual band Academic IELTS (or equivalent*)6.0 overall with no individual band • Elective
less than 5.5 *TOEFL, PTE, CAE, Australian Qualification Certificate IV less than 5.5 *TOEFL, PTE, CAE, Australian Qualification Certificate IV
or above or above
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GRADUATE
GRADUATE
CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS
CERTIFICATE
CRICOS 083136G
IN TESOL GRADUATE
GRADUATE
DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS
CERTIFICATE
CRICOS 083136G
IN TESOL
CRICOS 076833G CRICOS 087650B
COURSE OVERVIEW SUBJECT OUTLINE COURSE OVERVIEW SUBJECT OUTLINE
The Graduate Certificate in Business program is intended • Principles of Accounting The Graduate Diploma of Business program is a professional • Principles of Accounting
Trimester 1
to provide students with foundational business skills. • Economics graduate course which provides opportunities for applicants • Economics
Trimester 1
Students study four subjects designed to cover the areas • Business Law holding a degree in any discipline to gain broadly-based • Business Law
of Accounting, Business Law and Economics. Students • Statistics and Data Analysis knowledge and practical skills in management at an advanced • Statistics and Data Analysis
can select an elective in a suitable area to augment their • Communication in Business level. The Graduate Diploma provides expert insights into the
study. The course is intended as an entry point and core concepts and practices of business. It also develops the • Strategic Marketing Management
pathway to other postgraduate degrees. It is particularly
Trimester 2
Students choose four (4) core subjects from skills for leadership and business administration and self-directed • Communication in Business
useful for prospective students who do not have an the above options: learning, and provides opportunities for applying this • Financial Management
undergraduate degree in business or a related discipline. knowledge to business problems and for exercising initiative in • Human Resources Management
typical management roles. • Organisations and Organisational
CAREER OPTIONS
Behaviour
CAREER OPTIONS
• Business development • Project management • Analyst
• Trade and marketing • Financial advice • Arts Administrator or Manager
• Business Administration Manager Students choose six (6) core subjects from
• Merchant banking • Investment analysis the above options plus 2 two (2) Electives:
• Insurance • And more! • Contract, Program and Project Administrator
• Exports and imports • Corporate Services Manager
• Government departments • Management Consultant
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Academic Entry Requirements:
Academic Entry Requirements: 3 year Australian Bachelor degree (AQF Level 7) or overseas
3 year Australian Bachelor degree (AQF Level 7) or overseas equivalent
equivalent
English Entry Requirements:
English Entry Requirements: Academic IELTS (or equivalent*) 6.5 overall with no individual band
Academic IELTS (or equivalent*) 6.5 overall with no individual band less less than 6.0 *TOEFL, PTE, CAE, Australian Qualification 3 year Bachelor
than 6.0 *TOEFL, PTE, CAE, Australian Qualification 3 year Bachelor degree degree or above
or above
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MASTER OF ACCOUNTING*
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN TESOL MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN TESOL
CRICOS 083136G CRICOS 076831K ACCOUNTING
CRICOS 083136G CRICOS 076835F
COURSE OVERVIEW SUBJECT OUTLINE COURSE OVERVIEW SUBJECT OUTLINE
The Master of Accounting (12 subject program) is studied The program is designed to enable graduates with a • Principles of Accounting
Trimester 1
over three trimesters spread over one and a half calendar • Financial Accounting recognised bachelor’s qualification, graduate • Economics
• Business Law
Trimester 1
years, and may be completed in less time if the three • Financial Management certificate or graduate diploma in any field, at a
trimesters are studied consecutively. The course is aimed at • Statistics and Data Analysis standard equivalent to AQF Level 7 or above, and • Communication in Business
those with an approved degree at AQF Level 7 or above • Communication in Business acceptable to King’s Own Institute, the opportunity
to develop the knowledge and skills required for
• Financial Accounting
who want to continue to develop the knowledge and skills
Trimester 2
Associate Membership of professional accountancy • Financial Management
required for continuing professional education. • Managerial Accounting
• Statistics and Data Analysis
Trimester 2
• Companies and Securities Law bodies such as the Chartered Accountants
CAREER OPTIONS Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ) and CPA • Companies and Securities Law
• Corporate Accounting and Reporting
• Accounting Information Systems Australia (CPA). There is a particular emphasis on • Corporate Accounting and Reporting
the development of professional and personal skills
Trimester 3
• Financial accounting • Managerial Accounting
• Auditing and Assurance which underpin success in accounting.
• Management accounting • Accounting Information Systems
Trimester 3
• Accounting Theory and Issues
CAREER OPTIONS
• Auditing • Applied Business Research
• Financial advice • Taxation Law
• Strategic management • Applied Business Research • Auditing and Assurance
Trimester 4
• Government departments • Financial accounting • Taxation • Accounting Theory and Issues
• Corporate recovery & insolvency * Students enrolling into this course must have completed the • Management accounting • Investment advice • Taxation Law
• Taxation equivalent of KOI subjects; Principles of Accounting, Economics
• Auditing • Market analysis • Capstone (Research) (Last trimester only)
and Business Law. Only students who have completed an
• Investment advice approved AQF Level 7 or above degree may enrol in the Master • Financial advice • Merchant banking
• Market analysis of Accounting course. • Strategic management • And more!
• Merchant banking • Government departments
• Corporate recovery & insolvency
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Academic Entry Requirements:
3 year Australian Bachelor degree (AQF Level 7) or overseas Academic Entry Requirements:
equivalent 3 year Australian Bachelor degree (AQF Level 7) or overseas equivalent
English Entry Requirements: English Entry Requirements:
Academic IELTS (or equivalent*) 6.5 overall with no individual band Academic IELTS (or equivalent*) 6.5 overall with no individual band less
less than 6.0 *TOEFL, PTE, CAE, Australian Qualification 3 year than 6.0 *TOEFL, PTE, CAE, Australian Qualification 3 year Bachelor
Bachelor degree or above degree or above
Page 18 www.koi.edu.au Page 19 www.koi.edu.auGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN TESOL GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TESOL
CRICOS 083136G CRICOS 083135J
COURSE OVERVIEW SUBJECT OUTLINE COURSE OVERVIEW SUBJECT OUTLINE
The Graduate Certificate in TESOL is a course designed for The Graduate Diploma in TESOL meets the professional
• Language Teaching development needs of a wide range of English language • Language Teaching Methodologies
prospective teachers wishing to teach English to speakers of Methodologies Linguistics for
Trimester 1
• Linguistics for Language Teaching
Trimester 1
other languages. The course consists of four core subjects which teachers and educators teaching people of all ages. It
Language Teaching
prepare students for a variety of language teaching contexts in caters for students seeking an initial teaching qualification • Learning an Additional Language
• Learning an Additional Language
Australia and overseas. It integrates current theory and practice in teaching English to adult speakers of other languages. • TESOL Curriculum Development
• TESOL Curriculum Development
of TESOL, including teaching methodologies, programming and It is also well suited to applicants who already possess a
teaching qualification and wish to gain a specialist degree • Research Design
Trimester 2
planning, and linguistics for language teaching. The course also
provides the foundation for students wanting to progress to the in the field as they are eligible for credit recognition. • Language Testing and Assessment
Graduate Diploma in TESOL or the Master of Arts (TESOL). • Elective
• Elective
CAREER OPTIONS CAREER OPTIONS
Teach English to speakers of other languages in Australia or
Teach English to Speakers of Other Languages in Australia or abroad after finishing Graduate Diploma in TESOL.
abroad.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Academic Entry Requirements: Academic Entry Requirements:
3 year Australian Bachelor degree (AQF Level 7) or overseas 3 year Australian Bachelor degree (AQF Level 7) or overseas equivalent
equivalent
English Entry Requirements:
English Entry Requirements: Academic IELTS (or equivalent*) 7.0 overall with no individual band less
Academic IELTS (or equivalent*) 7.0 overall with no individual band than 6.5 *TOEFL, PTE, CAE
less than 6.5 *TOEFL, PTE, CAE, Australian Qualification 3 year Bachelor
degree or above
Page 20 www.koi.edu.au Page 21 www.koi.edu.auMASTER OF ARTS (TESOL)
CRICOS 083134K
COURSE OVERVIEW SUBJECT OUTLINE
The Master of Arts (TESOL) provides graduates with a pro- • Language Teaching Methodologies
Trimester 1
fessional qualification for Teaching English to Speakers • Linguistics For Language Teaching
of Other Languages. The Master of Arts (TESOL) equips • Learning an Additional Language
you with an internationally valued skill set, enabling you • TESOL Curriculum Development
to communicate and exchange ideas with people of
diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, and to learn • Language Testing and Assessment
Trimester 2
more about other cultures and languages. • Research Methods of TESOL
• Elective
• Elective
CAREER OPTIONS • Research Project
Trimester 3
(Double Weighted Subject)
Teach English to Speakers of Other Languages at a • Elective
primary, secondary and higher education level in • Elective
Australia or overseas.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Academic Entry Requirements:
3 year Australian Bachelor degree (AQF Level 7) or overseas
equivalent
English Entry Requirements:
Academic IELTS (or equivalent*) 7.0 overall with no individual band
less than 6.5*TOEFL, PTE, CAE
Page 22 www.koi.edu.au Page 21 www.koi.edu.auLIFE
IN
SYDNEY
King’s Own Institute meets the needs of today’s students. KOI has equipped its classrooms
and study areas with advanced technology allowing students easy on-line access for their
study needs. KOI’s networks with industry accreditation bodies, such as CPA, CAANZ and
IPA, give students readiness for further career opportunities.
Sydney Work
Sydney has the largest economy in Australia and students can find job opportunities in part time or
• Gateway to exciting adventure on the south-east coast of Australia casual work in areas such as retail, office administration, tourism and hospitality industries. Sydney
• World’s 4th most liveable city (QS Best Student Cities 2015) also has the fastest growing service industry in Australia. Salaries are above the average of many
• Culturally diverse - 4 million people and 35,000+ international students countries and the minimum wage is currently AUD $17.70 per hour before tax (as of July 2016). KOI
• Living choices - city, beaches or bush - 500 suburbs is here to help you achieve your goals, and offers focused sessions to help students write resumes,
• Variety of lifestyle opportunities and living experiences apply for jobs and improve interview techniques towards job and career opportunities. See page 23
Internships
Weather - Average Temperatures Leisure Time
There are endless choices of things to do in and around Sydney, when you have some time to relax
• Summer (Dec - Feb) 17 - 26oC from your studies. Sydney boasts thriving arts, cultural and hospitality scenes. Here you can dine at
• Autumn (Mar - May) 11 - 24oC restaurants ranked in the world’s top 50 right down to the “Cheap Eats” scene, indulge in world-
• Winter (Jun - Aug) 8 - 17oC class shopping or shop for bargains at local markets, see performances at the famous Sydney Op-
• Spring (Sep - Nov) 11 - 24oC era House and other theatres, large and small, stay fit by swimming and surfing at golden beaches
or relax in lush parklands.
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Technology
The Institute’s computer facilities include the
latest technology and software, with sufficient
LIFE
terminals to cater for student needs. WiFi is
provided throughout KOI so that students can
access the internet from anywhere in the Institute
with their laptops and hand held devices. Every
trimester, each student is given an unlimited free
data allowance for internet usage.
Modern Facilities
Student Lounge King’s Own Institute’s premises are centrally locat-
ed and have been designed with the needs of to-
day’s students in mind. The environment is not only
Our student lounges are more than somewhere to stop
comfortable but most importantly it is conducive
and have lunch. They are places to meet fellow students,
relax, mingle and foster friendships. The environment is to study and highly functional for the busy student.
comfortable, practical and inviting. Students can bring
their own lunches with re-heating facilities available and
vending machines for pick-me-up snack and drinks to
keep energy levels up.
Library & Information Services
King’s Own Institute has a specially designed and
resourced library including quiet rooms and a silent
room and specialist library staff for this essential part
of study. Our library is stocked with reference materials
relevant to the courses offered in our Institute and in-
cludes text books, magazines, journals, reference books
and newspapers. At KOI, we do our best to resource
students for their best performance.
Overseas Student Health
Cover (OSHC)
Australian Government law requires international stu-
dents and their dependents undertaking formal stud-
ies in Australia to purchase and maintain OSHC before
your visa is granted. Membership of a health insurance
scheme in your home country does not exempt you
from having to take out OSHC. KOI’s recommended
provider is AHM and we can arrange the cover on your
behalf when you pay your premium at the time you pay
your tuition fees.
Living Costs
From 1 July 2016, the 12 month living cost is:
• student/guardian AUD 19,830
• partner/spouse AUD 6,940
• child AUD 2,970.
https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Stud/More/Student-Visa-Living-Costs-
and-Evidence-of-Funds
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COURSE NAME CRICOS DURATION TRIMESTER FEE TOTAL COURSE FEE
1. DIRECT DEPOSIT / TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFER
2018 2019 2018 2019
Diploma of Accounting 070368K 52 Weeks $6,500 $7,000 $13,000 $14,000 Bank: WESTPAC
Branch Name: Sydney Office
Diploma of Management 070369J 52 Weeks $6,500 $7,000 $13,000 $14,000 Branch Address: 341 George Street, Sydney
NSW 2000, AUSTRALIA
Account Name: AIBM SYDNEY KOI
Bachelor of Business 070366A 156 Weeks $6,500 $7,000 $39,000 $42,000 STUDENT FEES ACCOUNT
(Accounting) BSB: 032000
Account Number: 603940
Bachelor of Business 070367M 156 Weeks $6,500 $7,000 $39,000 $42,000 Swift Code: WPACAU2S
(Management and Finance)
Graduate Certificate 076833G 26 Weeks $7,500 $8,000 $7,500 $8,000
in Business
2. EFTPOS
Graduate Diploma 087650B 52 Weeks $7,500 $8,000 $15,000 $16,000
of Business You may pay by Visa, Master Card via KOI’s online payment www. koi.edu.au/quickweb/
Please note that American Express will not be accepted. No surcharge fee will be applied to payments made
Master of Accounting 076831K 78 Weeks $7,500 $8,000 $22,500 $24,000 by Cards.
3. CASH
Master of Professional 076835F 104 Weeks $7,500 $8,000 $30,000 $32,000
Accounting
Graduate Certificate 083136G 26 Weeks $8,000 $8,500 $8,000 $8,500 4. WESTERN UNION
in TESOL
Paying course fees from outside of Australia: https://student.globalpay.wu.com/geo-buyer/koi
Graduate Diploma 083135J 52 Weeks $8,000 $8,500 $16,000 $17,000
in TESOL
5. BANK CHEQUE
Master of Arts 083134K 78 Weeks $8,000 $8,500 $24,000 $25,500 Please make the bank cheque payable to AIBM SYDNEY KOI STUDENT FEES ACCOUNT.
(TESOL) (Company or personal cheques will not be accepted.)
Please note that future fees may vary. Administrative fees may also apply. Course fees remain unchanged for the
duration of the eCoE. Please contact KOI Marketing: ask@koi.edu.au for more information and specific fees and
charges that will apply to your enrolment.
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING (RPL) DEFERMENT REQUESTS
All requests for Recognition of Prior Learning Deferment requests can only be approved under
(RPL) or exemptions must be completed before exceptional circumstances. Any deferment of study
you enrol. Students wanting to apply for RPL will will attract a $150 Administration fee and require the
be assessed within two (2) working days. full trimester fee payment. In the event of a delayed
Re-assessment of RPL or exemptions after the Visa as advised by the DIBP Case Officer a new eCoE
issue of an eCoE will attract a $100 fee. Where will not attract the $150 Administration fee.
re-assessment requires a new eCoE, a further
$150 Administration fee will apply.
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4. GOVERNMENT STATISTICS – (Certified copies of all documents must be attached to your application form)
STUDENT APPLICATION FORM – HIGHER EDUCATION COURSES – KING’S OWN INSTITUTE (KOI)
Are you? an Australian a New Zealand ci� Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander
Please complete this form if you are applying to study at King’s Own Ins�tute (KOI). MANDATORY MUST
Email your completed applica�on form to admissions@koi.edu.au Mailing address: King’s Own Ins�tute, Level 1, 31 Market St, Sydney NSW 2000
Are you a Permanent Resident of Australia? Yes If Yes, date of Permanent Residency: D D M M Y Y Y Y
Please use CAPITAL (BLOCK) le�ers and �ck or cross the relevant boxes.
If you are a Permanent Resident,
CHECK THAT YOU HAVE ATTACHED ALL REQUIRED DOCUMENTS BEFORE SUBMITTING YOUR APPLICATION
what is your Visa Sub-class? Country of Birth?
If ALL necessary documents have not been submi�ed, the admissions process will be delayed.
Offshore ( i.e. currently outside Australia) Onshore (i.e. currently in Australia)
KOI student applica�on form with all fields accurately completed KOI student applica�on form with all fields accurately completed ALL STUDENT APPLICANTS MUST COMPLETE ALL REMAINING SECTIONS OF THIS FORM
A cer�fied, notarised or a�ested copy of proof of English A cer�fied, notarised or a�ested copy of proof of English
A cer�fied, notarised or a�ested copy of your passport A cer�fied, notarised or a�ested copy of your passport
Cer�fied, notarised or a�ested copies of all your academic documents Cer�fied, notarised or a�ested copies of all your academic documents
5. WHEN DO YOU WANT TO START YOUR COURSE? (MANDATORY)
If applicable:
Year ________________ Star�ng Trimester : March July November
A cer�fied, notarised or a�ested copy of change of name documents A copy of your current Electronic Confirma�on of Enrolment eCoE
A cer�fied, notarised or a�ested copy of change of name documents 6. COURSE DETAILS (Please tick the box for the course you are applying for) (MANDATORY)
1. PERSONAL DETAILS (MANDATORY)
Bachelor of Business (Accoun�ng) Bachelor of Business (Management & Finance) Graduate Cer�ficate in Business
Have you previously applied at KOI? Yes No If yes, what was your previous KOI Student ID (if known) _____________________ Graduate Diploma of Business Master of Accoun�ng (Standard) Master of Professional Accoun�ng (Standard)
Graduate Cer�ficate in TESOL Graduate Diploma in TESOL Master of Arts (TESOL)
Preferred Title: Mr Mrs Miss Ms Dr Mobile number:
Non-award / Cross Ins�tu�onal Subject(s) _______________________________________________________________________________________
Family Name: dfdfdfdfd Gender: Male Female
Please contact Marke�ng at ask@koi.edu.au for Higher Educa�on Undergraduate Diplomas.
Previous (If Applicable) Date of D D M M Y Y Y Y
Family Name: Birth 7. RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING (RPL) (exemp�on credits toward the comple�on of your course) (MANDATORY)
Given Names: Na�onality:
Do you want to apply for exemp�ons as a result of previous experience/study (RPL)? Yes No
Address:
Number Street name Suburb Postcode
Please Note: Any RPL applications made after a Letter of Offer has been issued will be subject to approval and may attract additional fees.
Email:
(BLOCK LETTERS) 8. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS (Certified copies of all documents must be attached to your application form)
2. AGENT DETAILS (If applicable) Have you studied at a high school in Australia? Yes No
Agent Name: Telephone: If YES, please provide the details
State Year Qualifica�on/Level ATAR-UAI or equivalent (if available)
Do you have any other secondary or post-secondary Australian or interna�onal educa�onal qualifica�ons?
Email: Contact Person: (Please put in date order starting with the most recent.)
OVERSEAS (INTERNATIONAL) STUDENTS ONLY Course/Award Educa�on Provider Year Started Year Completed
3. VISA INFORMATION – (Certified copies of all documents must be attached to your application form)
Name of nominated
Country of Birth: Passport No: DIBP Office Course/Award Educa�on Provider Year Started Year Completed
Which Visa do you currently hold? Student e.g.573 Visitor Spouse Other:
Course/Award Educa�on Provider Year Started Year Completed
No
Course/Award Educa�on Provider Year Started Year Completed
Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) Do you have any other a�empts at ter�ary study – prior, current, completed, par�ally completed or abandoned? Yes No
Are you involved in an AAT case? Yes No If Yes please attach the details to this application. Please provide cer�fied copies of your ALL your results including ATAR-UAI or equivalent (e.g. TAFE) and any post school studies. Cer�fied English
transla�ons are required for documents in another language.
3.1 OVERSEAS STUDENT HEALTH COVER Certified copies must be stamped and signed by a Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for Declarations, an approved KOI education agent or the issuing
authority/institution, and be stamped with the certifier’s stamp including the certifier’s printed name, title/position, signature and date of certification. All documents not
Are you currently covered by Overseas Student Health Cover OSHC) ? Yes No in English must be accompanied by certified and translated English copies by an approved translator.
If yes – who is your OSHC provider:
OSHC provider company name Membership Number Expiry Date 9. ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY (Certified copies of all documents must be attached to your application form)
If no – do you want KOI to arrange OSHC health cover? Please note: KOI can only arrange Single or Family Health Cover. Is English your first language? Yes No If NO, provide your current English Language proficiency
Yes Single Family No – I agree to arrange my own OSHC with a provider of my choice.
IELTS __________ PTE __________ TOEFL __________ ELICOS _____________ Other _________________________________________________
Compulsory Health Cover: It is an Australian Government Requirement that all overseas (interna�onal) students studying in Australia on a student visa are covered by Overseas Student
Health Cover (OSHC) for the dura�on of their visa (see h�p://www.health.gov.au/internet/main/Publishing.nsf/Content/Overseas+Student+Health+Cover+FAQ-1 for details).
Payment of OSHC must be made if you accept an offer of study from KOI. If you are accompanied by family and children, you must have the compulsory family policy for OSHC. If you do not yet
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05 OCTOBER 2017 ABN: 72 132 629 979 CRICOS PROVIDER 03171A10. ANYTHING THAT MAY AFFECT YOUR STUDY? (Certified copies of all documents must be attached to your application form) (MANDATORY)
No
www.koi.edu.au
Is there anything that may affect your ability to study at KOI? Yes King’s Own Institute
Australian Institute of Business and Management Pty Ltd trading as King s Own Institute
If YES - is your issue Medical (including pregnancy) Legal Other Level 1, 31 Market Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
T + 61 2 9283 3583 F +61 2 9283 3683
CRICOS 03171A
If Yes – you must provide details
Full including medical or other assistance needed should be attached
Please note that KOI has limited resources to provide study assistance in some instances.
Brief Details
SSVF1 GENUINE TEMPORARY ENTRANT (GTE) ASSESSMENT 1
SSVF = Simplified Student Visa Framework
For ONSHORE & OFFSHORE applications
A series of statements that should be understood and completed by the applicant. KOI has to ensure that all students intending to study at
King’s Own Institute are genuine students and meet all Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) criteria.
Applicant Given Name(s) Applicant Family Name Date of Birth
/ /
1. Statement of Purpose
11. DECLARATION AND SIGNATURE (MANDATORY) The statement of purpose should include the following:
I understand that the informa�on I provide on and with this form will be used to assess my applica�on. (a) Reason(s) for choosing King’s Own Institute for my studies.
I declare that the informa�on provided by me on this form is true and complete in every detail. (b) Reason(s) for undertaking my selected course of study at King’s Own Institute.
I acknowledge that KOI reserves the right at any stage to vary or reverse any decision regarding admission or enrolment made on the basis of (c) Relevance of my selected course of study to my previous education.
incorrect or incomplete informa�on.
I authorise KOI to obtain further informa�on about me from educa�onal and other ins�tu�ons which I have a�ended and from Australian
Government Authori�es such as the Department of Immigra�on and Border Protec�on (DIBP) and the Department of Educa�on.
I authorise KOI to supply any relevant official KOI records to educa�onal ins�tu�ons to which I am seeking admission, to other relevant
higher educa�onal governing and examining bodies, and to relevant Australian Federal, State or Territory Government Departments such as
the Department of Educa�on and DIBP.
I understand that if I have chosen to arrange my own Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC), I will provide evidence when enrolling.
I understand that once I am enrolled, KOI will communicate with me on a range of ma�ers rela�ng to my course of study at KOI.
I consent to KOI u�lising any contact details I have provided for communica�ons, including communica�ons on services or products offered
by KOI.
I acknowledge that KOI reserves the right to vary course fees, course content and structure and gradua�on requirements from �me to �me.
Signature: ___________________ Name: ___________________________________ Date: ____/____/_______
Office Use Only
Received by ________________________________________ Date _____/______/_________
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1
SSVF = Simplified Student Visa Framework 2
DIBP = (Australian) Department of Immigration and Border Protection 3
AQF = Australian Qualifications Framework
GTE Assessment
1. Applicant’s personal details
• Has the applicant provided clear copies of Passport (Photo ID and Signatory page)? Yes No
• Has the applicant provided all the current academic transcripts and certificates (onshore/offshore) Yes No
• Has the applicant provided any/all COE(s) Yes No
• Has the applicant provided a valid visa grant letter? Yes No
• Does the applicant’s name on academic documents match the official passport? Yes No
• Are all documents submitted by the applicant certified True Copies? Yes No
• Has the applicant completed more than 6 months of the principal course at another provider? Yes No
• If no, has the applicant provided or will provide a release letter? Yes No
• Is the applicant aware of the subjects he/she will study in this course?
Yes No
• Is the applicant currently awaiting a decision on another Australian Visa Application?
Yes No
• Has the applicant been reported for non-compliance? (this includes being reported for poor academic
performance, non-commencement, non-payment and being excluded from studies)? If yes, please specify Yes No
• Does the applicant understand that earnings from part-time work are only to be used to supplement
their living costs and must not be the primary source of income with which to pay tuition fees? Yes No
• Does the applicant understand that the visa may be rejected or cancelled by DIBP2 if it is found
that documents supporting the application are untrue/fraudulent? Yes No
• Does the applicant understand that a student’s visa application may be rejected if he/she does not
pass DIBP2 health, financial and character checks? Yes No
• Does the applicant understand that their visa application may be rejected if DIBP2 is not satisfied
that he/she is a genuine student? Yes No
• Is the applicant aware that transferring to a lower AQF3 level course would be a breach of the student
visa condition under SSVF1 and may result in the visa being cancelled? Yes No
2. Does the applicant have any study gap/s? If yes, answer questions below Yes No
2.1 How long was the gap/s between previous studies and the intended study at KOI? Day(s) Month(s) year(s)
2.2 If the gap is more than 2 months, please provide the reason for the gap/s in studies? please attach all necessary supporting documents:
APPLICANT DECLARATION
I DECLARE THAT:
• All the information I have provided in this form is accurate and complete and is not false or misleading.
• The signature on this form is my signature and has not been signed on my behalf by another person.
• I am aware that I may not be able to transfer to another education provider unless I have completed 6 months or more of my
course at KOI.
Full Name:
Signature: Date: / /
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Information in this publication is correct at the time of printing and valid for 2018, but
may change from time to time. In particular, King’s Own Institute reserves the right
to change the content and/or method of assessment, to change or alter tuition fees
of any unit of study, to withdraw any unit of study or program that it offers, to impose
limitations on enrolment in any unit or program, and/or to vary arrangements for any
program. King’s Own Institute will not be liable for any loss or damage (including
direct, consequential or economic loss or damage) however caused and whether
by negligence or otherwise that may result directly or indirectly from the use of this
publication.
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