Stanley Collage in Australia

Every year, students from all over the world come to Stanley College, attracted by our academic reputation and the unparalleled student experience. At Stanley College, we believe that education is about your journey and experiences that will enrich personal development and academic achievement. That is why we incorporate these elements into our learning, teaching and training delivery.

As a student, you will benefit from our integrated approach that will enable you to acquire the skills and knowledge to succeed in your chosen career. Our Work Based Training* delivered in a real workplace setting will ensure you are job-ready and have a competitive advantage at graduation. Our friendly Employment Liaison Team has close ties with industry partners and is committed in helping you to take that first step into an exciting new career.

One of Australia’s largest educational institutions, Stanley College employs over 200 dedicated and highly-qualified staff who work together to achieve successful learning outcomes for all students, helping them to reach their highest potential. We are a multi-campus institution with a presence in two regional cities: Perth and Adelaide, central to public transport, shopping, and business districts.

The staff, who between them speak 18 different languages, support students in all areas of campus life, from financial assistance via scholarship schemes, academic assistance for their studies, internships to gain workplace experience, and advice in securing employment upon graduation.

We provide English language courses, vocational training, bachelor’s degrees and professional year qualifications equivalent to TAFE and University degrees in Australia.

Our integrated approach to education allows students to acquire the skills and knowledge they need for their chosen careers by ensuring they are job-ready.

Join Stanley College and be part of an institution rated number 1 in WA for Student Satisfaction.

What Are Education Pathways?

Pathway programs are usually designed to prepare students for an undergraduate degree program at a university or a High Education provider such as Stanley College. Traditionally, a pathway program was for students unable to enter into an undergraduate program directly. This may be because they had not achieved an education provider’s entry requirements. That is, either their academic achievements were insufficient for direct entry into a degree program, or their command of the English language was not at the required level.

In such cases, most universities offer a pathway program (either a Certificate or a Diploma), which, after successful completion, allows students either to commence an undergraduate program in the first semester or to enter directly into the second year.