Avondale University must evaluate applicants based on the Genuine Student Profile criteria set by the Department of Home Affairs (DHA). These requirements assess whether an applicant's personal circumstances suggest their intent is to genuinely study in Australia. A genuine student is someone who aims to achieve a successful educational outcome and possesses the language skills, educational background, and resources necessary to reasonably accomplish this goal. Key factors considered in determining a genuine applicant include English proficiency, financial stability, prior education, age requirements, and a clear intention to comply with visa conditions.
PART A: Your personal details and critical student visa information and data.
1. Brief record of employment history.
2. Reasons for any gaps of one year or more in academic and employment history.
3. Future employment: Have you been offered a job at the completion of your course.
4. Details of your foreign travel and immigration history for all countries, excluding Australia.
5. Details of your Australian travel & immigration history:
Note: If you have completed this course, you must supply DHA with copies of your Certificate of Attainment and all individuals marksheets issued by your provider
Note: In support of your answer, you must supply DHA with a copy of your Course Progress Certificate and individual marksheets issued by your provider
Note: In support of your answer, you must supply DHA with relevant evidence
Note: In support of your answer, you must supply DHA with a copy of the Confirmation of Enrolment (COE), Course Progress Certificate and individual marksheets issued by your new provider.
6. Details of your immediate family's Australian travel & immigration history.
a. Details of parents and/or siblings' Australian temporary or permanent resident visa history
b. Details of parents and/or siblings’ Australian Citizenship
PART B: Current personal and economic circumstances, further study intentions, and future career plans.
1. Give details of your current circumstances, including ties to family, community, employment, and your family's economic circumstances.
2. Explain why you wish to study this course in Australia with this particular education provider including your understanding of the requirements of the intended course and studying and living in Australia.
Note: if there is no clear link, justify why you are seeking a change of discipline and future career path.
3. Explain how completing the course will be of benefit to you and your future career.
Note: To answer this question, you should conduct a ANZSCO search on the Australian Bureau of Statistics website to identify exact job classification, the indicative skill level and expected tasks you will be able to perform, upon completion of your selected course. You should also access the DHA Skilled Occupation List to identify the Australian Assessing Authority that will assess your new skilled occupation once you successfully graduate.
4. Give details of any other relevant information you would like to include.
Note: If you lodged a Student Visa Application under the GTE Student Visa Scheme prior to March 23, 2024, and then withdrew it so you could relodge it under the new GS Student Visa Scheme, give your reasons for this decision.
Note: If you are planning to live with a relative or close family friend, you should provide their name, address, and current mobile phone number. Otherwise, after checking out the accommodation section of your education provider’s website and a range of other websites that provide accommodation services in your chosen city, you should state whether you plan to live in homestay accommodation with a local family; in a single or shared room with your classmates; in shared rental accommodation; or in your own independent rental accommodation close to your selected campus. Finally, you are also required to provide an estimate of your weekly accommodation and living costs based on your online research and the fact that you are required to prove genuine access to at least AUD 29,710 for your annual living costs.
Note: Here you can list the following factors that were assessed and approved by your provider: your identity immigration history; age, English proficiency, academic and employment background, relevance of previous studies and logical AQF progression of new course, current personal ties and future career prospects in your home country and abroad; and your family's economic circumstances and their ability to fund your studies and living costs in Australia.
Personal Genuine Student Declaration.