Future Students - Information For

• Information for
• Year 10 Students
  • Choosing a Course
  • Choosing Subjects
  • The ENTER
  • Alternatives to Years 11 and 12
  • Vocational Introductory Program
• Year 11 Students
  • Deciding What to do After Year 12
  • Swinburne Courses
  • Differences Between University and TAFE
• Year 12 Students
• Mature Age Students
  and Non-School Leavers
  • Study Options
  • Transition Back to Study
  • Why Swinburne?
  • Recognition of Prior Learning
  • Glossary of Terms
• Regional and
  Interstate Students
  • Making the Transition
  • Accommodation
  • Living Expenses
  • Relocation Assistance and Equity
• Parents and Guardians
  • Options After School
  • Making Sense of Results
  • VTAC
  • Options After Being Offered a Place
• Career Advisers
  • Career Advisers Seminar
  • Swinburne Update
  • Education Programs
  • Questions and Answers
  • Event Bookings

Mature Age Students and Non-School Leavers

No matter what your level of education or what life experience you possess, Swinburne is bound to have a course that's right for you

• Study Options Find information on what area or level of study will best suit you.
• Transition Back to Study A while since you hit the books? We can help you juggle home, study and work demands.
• Why Swinburne? The top 5 reasons to choose Swinburne.
• Recognition of Prior Learning The RPL scheme acknowledges skills and knowledge obtained through learning outside the formal education and training system.
• Tap Into Training - Training for Over 40s and Sole Parents Find out more about the TAPiT program, which helps people over 40 and sole parents develop new skills that will assist them to re-enter the workforce.
• Swinburne Bulletin This publication has all the latest news and events relevant to mature age students and non-school leavers.
• Glossary VTAC, OUS, SEAS, Pi... Unravel the terms with this guide for non-Year 12 applicants.

Did you know that over 49 per cent of Swinburne's undergraduate students and a large percentage of our TAFE students are non-school leavers?