English Courses in Sydney, Australia

Australian Pacific College:
Australian Pacific College (APC) has four campuses in Sydney, Australia - three in the Central Business District (CBD) and one at Manly beach. APC is the largest owner operated private English Language College in Sydney and one of the oldest, established in 1993. All our campuses are a short walk from bus, train, and ferry transport systems. APC is conveniently located to provide students with easy access to local libraries, museums, galleries, shops and tourist attractions including the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House. We have students from over 30 differenet countries and invite all prospective students for an unforgettable learning experience.

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Our college and courses are accredited by the relevant Australian Government Authorities and meet the high standards expected by international students.

APC offers a wide range of courses from Certificate level courses up to Diplomas in a variety of disciplines. We also offer English courses and a High school preparation course with specific cultural information and study skills.

General English, English for Academic Purposes with direct entry to many University and TAFE programs, Certificate to Advanced Diploma in Business, Cetificate to Advanced Diploma in IT (Computing), High School Preparation (HSP), Senior High School (Year 10, 11 & 12), Study Tours.

APC has a history of participating in sporting activities: the APC football team being one example. On Friday afternoons throughout the winter season, APC participates in the 'English Language Schools Association Football Competition' where ten ESL colleges play a 26-week competition for the ELSA Soccer Cup.
Come with your APC classmates to one or more of the events: Rock Climbing,Sydney harbour.Ski in Australia with your APC friends & meet some new people. Go with your college to snowboard or ski at the Australian Snowy Mountains.

A variety of high standard student accommodation is available to suit different budgets and needs. Students can opt to live in university accommodation or with an Australian family. Shared accommodation with other students is common and popular.

Institutions provide students with help in finding accommodation and understanding lease and tenancy conditions. Temporary accommodation can be arranged before you leave home allowing you time on arrival to consider where and how you would like to be accommodated in the longer term. Student noticeboards and newspapers often advertise rooms, apartments and houses for rent.