About - International Education
Western Australian Government Schools support international students to be successful, with a range of study pathways and an internationally recognised curriculum.
International students from 5 to 17 years of age come to Western Australia from around the world to study at our government schools. We provide world-class education to international students from Pre-Primary to Year 12 (Primary and Secondary School). In most circumstances the students age will determine the year level they are place into.
We have more than 800 schools in communities across our state – in bustling city and regional centres and in some of the most remote parts of the world.
Our schools offer a diverse range of courses designed to inspire students to be lifelong learners. Our students can access flexible study pathways and internationally recognised qualifications.
An education at a Western Australian Government School not only provides students with a world-class education, but also an abundance of opportunities for them to dream, discover and learn about the world and themselves.
English language support
Our schools also provide comprehensive English language programs for students to learn English in mainstream classes as well as specialist programs for students in the early stages of learning the English language. For more information regarding out English language programs, refer to English language support.
Living arrangements for students
There are a variety of available living arrangements for students studying in Western Australia, for more information, refer to student accommodation.



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