PUC with Delegate from University of South Australia

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Two delegates from University of South Australia visited Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia on July 15th to learn about the University’s program in order to develop a student exchange.
The delegates from the University of South Australia were Ms. Marilyn Sleath, Director of International Education, and Mr. Darryl Carter, International Programs and Business Manager.

 

The PUC top leadership team consisted of Dr. Chea San Chanthan, PUC Chancellor, Prof. Kieng Rotana, Vice President for University Relations & Student Affairs, Mr. Justin Dara Op, Special Assistant to the President, and Mr. Long Kimheng, Director of International Study Program.

“The university of South Australia prefers to work with PUC because PUC is a university in which English is used as a means of communication and instruction”, said Ms. Marilyn Sleath.
University of South Australia has quite an interesting undergraduate program to learn from students can choose to intern (3 weeks -12 months) or participate in a study tour which lasts about 1 to 5 weeks. The cost of learning depends on the nature of the program.

“The students will not only develop professional skill, but will also develop personal growth and self-confidence”, said Mr. Darryl Carter.

 

Please see below some frequently asked questions and the link  www.internationalstudents.sa.edu.au

 
What is the school program? South Australian is a government school offering internship to pre-service and new graduate international teachers.
 
Is the Intern paid?  No, they are not paid.
 
What is the target group?  The target group is undergraduate and postgraduate students, or new university graduates with teacher’s qualification.
 
What are the placement fees?  Aside from the program costs listed on the flyer (sent in a separate email), if the intern would like a homestay family the cost will be AUD$200.00 (one off Placement Fee) and AUD$250.00 per week for homestay, which will include 3 meals per day.  If the intern would like a (2 bedroom) self-serviced apartment in the CBD the cost will be approximately AUD$175.00 per night which will exclude meals. 
 
Are there any entrance requirements to undertake the program?  We recommend interns have an IELTS score of 5.5 (or other equivalent in an English language competency test) to gain most benefit from participation in the Internship Program.
 
What type of visa would the participant need?  If the internship is 3 months -12 months we have established ourselves as a visa sponsor for the following two visa types:
 
 
Training & Research (subclass 402) visa - Occupational Traineeship stream
Special Program (subclass 416) visa
Can the primary visa holder work?
Yes, these visas do allow the primary visa holder to work however there are some conditions.  The work must be in the field that the applicant is nominated for and evidence of this must be supplied with the visa application.  No work outside the nominated field will be approved.
Can their spouse work?
Yes, their spouse can work, with no restrictions.  The applicant and all family members must maintain full health insurance for the duration of their stay.
Payment of local school fees only?
Yes
Yes
 
Please note:  If the intern (3 months – 12 months) has children accompanying them, they can attend a South Australian Government School and pay the same fees as a local student.

 

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No. 10 E0, Alley Preah Norodom Blvd, Tonle Bassac
Khan Chamkamorn, Phnom Penh

Toul Tumpoung Campus 
Address: No. 42 St 432, Toul Tumpoung I,
Khan Chamkamorn, Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia.
Kingdom of Cambodia. 
Tel: 023 990 153, 087 866 363 and 099 866 363. 
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