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Australia Study Visa Interview Guide

The document is an interview questionnaire for a student applying for a Master of Social Work at Flinders University in Australia. It includes personal details, college information, course specifics, funding arrangements, and reasons for studying in Australia. The applicant outlines living expenses, travel costs, course duration, and post-study plans, emphasizing the advantages of studying abroad over local options.

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Australia Study Visa Interview Guide

The document is an interview questionnaire for a student applying for a Master of Social Work at Flinders University in Australia. It includes personal details, college information, course specifics, funding arrangements, and reasons for studying in Australia. The applicant outlines living expenses, travel costs, course duration, and post-study plans, emphasizing the advantages of studying abroad over local options.

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Interview Questionnaire

Personal Details

1. Do you Read the information containing in Error! Hyperlink reference not valid.
On living & studying in Australia?
YES

2. What are Living Expenses for Australia Student visa for 1 Year?
Applicant: 19,830 A$(Per Year)

3. What are Travel Expenses?


Applicant::2000 A$

College and Course

1. What is the name of your college? Why you choose this college?
Flinders University achieved 5 star ratings from the Good Universities Guide for the
quality of teaching and the general skills of staff. They rate very highly in terms of
employment rates of graduates and staffs continue to win national awards for the
quality of their teaching. They are ranked in the Top 50 Universities in the world.
Flinders offers an excellent staff-student ratio reflecting the University’s commitment
to teaching. Flinders University is focused on collaborative research and research
training that makes a real difference in the world. They have a world-class reputation
for research and innovation, informing the professions that shape society and
developing technologies that are transforming people’s lives. Flinders is ranked among
the top 3% of research universities in the world, and the discoveries of researchers
drive learn in the classroom.

2. What is your college address?


Sturt Rd, Bedford Park
South Australia 5042
3. What is your college website? Did you visit the website of your college?
What did you checked over there?
[Link]
7 For which course you have applied? And why?
I had applied for Master of Social work
WHY
Master of Social Work program, I will gain a strong base in generalist clinical social work
practice as well as specialized study. The course aims to provide skills in areas of policy,
research, clinical and community based practice. This course prepares beginning social work
practitioners for employment in local, State and international human services agencies. The
course is accredited by the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW) and is regarded
as a qualifying master's course. Social work is a profession devoted to helping people
function the best they can in their environment. This can mean providing direct services to
people in their homes or places of work, helping people through social service organizations,
and working for policy change to improve social conditions. Social workers help clients deal
not only with how they feel about a situation but also with what they can do about it. For
example, a social worker helping a parent who is overwhelmed by the stress of single
parent. Social work involves working with people at the individual, family, group, community,
and societal levels.

8 Have you done any research before choosing this course?


Yes I have done research before choosing this course. I have check the
university website, course contents & their career outcomes

9 Who has suggested you this course?

I myself searched about this course

10 What are your course contents?

11 What is your course duration?


My Degree will be 2 years

12 What is the commence date and end date of the course?


My degree intake will be Feb ’2017
13 How much is attendance required?
80% Attendance is required..

14 What is your course fee?


My Degree fees will be $28100 (per Year).
15 Have any of your fees been paid? If yes, then how much and to whom
you have paid your fees?
No I have not paid fees yet; I will pay fees after getting offer letter.

16 When did you pay your fees and how did you pay your fees? What was
the mode of payment?

17 What are your plans after completing your studies?


After completing my studies I will come back to my home country & do
job in Related Field
18 What kind of job you will do after completing your studies?
Few occupations can match the varied work environments available through social
work, which offers a broad range of opportunities and settings. Social workers are
found in public agencies, private businesses, hospitals, clinics, schools, nursing
homes, private practices, child welfare and police departments, courts, and countless
other interesting workplaces.
19 What is your plan for part time work?

As per Australian High Commission I am allowed to work 40 hours fortnight

20 Do you have same course in India also? If yes, then why not studying
there?
The first and foremost reason of studying abroad is the ever increasing
competition in the education sector in India. Students who are scoring as high
as 90% are not getting seats in their college of choice in India. There is an
unnecessary pressure and burden of clearing entrance exams to get
admission in engineering or medical colleges, even after getting a very good
percentage in their 10+2 exams. Some study so hard, yet are still unable to
clear the entrance exams. Because of this extreme competition and in spite of
a much higher cost of education abroad, students prefer studying in foreign
universities. getting admission in private colleges have to pay a hefty amount
of fees. The quality of education is another big concern in these colleges. So
what is the use of spending so much money when you have to compromise on
quality? Hence quality of education is another reason for this trend of students
moving abroad for studies.
Reservation policies are further deteriorating the education system in India.
Students are ready to compete, but when a seat is given to a student just on
the basis of reservation then it hurts. Reservation system is further increasing
the competition in the general category.
A double degree benefit provided by foreign universities attracts students
from India. Indian education is very strict in terms of courses offered and the
way these are taught. But most foreign universities are very flexible and you
can choose from a range of subjects. A student can choose to do dual major,
minor and free elective courses.
Apart from this, better job prospects are another major reason behind this
trend of studying abroad. Most global companies prefer candidates who can
work well in their own country as well as abroad. And thus getting education
from a foreign university is an added advantage. Studying abroad improves
one’s personality, communication skills, social contacts, and at the same time
one can experience a different quality of life.
Also if we were to compare the curriculum of Indian and foreign universities,
the latter is better than the former. Unconventional methods of teaching in
foreign universities help in personality development and hence attract
students. Foreign universities do lots of experiments with the mode and style
or teaching which is not done in India. Infrastructure facilities are much better
in foreign universities as compared to those in India.
Opportunity of working while studying and scholarships brings down the
overall burden of fee in foreign universities. But the same is provided only
during internship in India.
There is another segment of Indian students who get a student visa only to
get immigration to a foreign country. Such students enroll for programs or
courses that have high possibility of providing immigration and that too within
a short span of time.
Because of the fundamental differences in education, competition, quality of
life, job after completing studies, overall personality development etc, most
students and their parents prefer foreign universities for further studies.

Visa Conditions?

1) 80% attendance is required during course


2) 40 hours fornight work is allowed during study & full time during
holidays.
3) Update overseas health cover for the duration of the course
4) Update contact detail to university
5) Meet Course requirement
6) Full time enrolment

Funds

1. How did you arrange the funds?


My parents is my sponsors, I have good mixture of saving
2. Have you availed any educational loan?
No
3. What is the loan amount? Is your loan disbursed or not?
No
4. Who are your sponsors?
May Parents is my Sponsors
5. If someone else other then parents are sponsoring, then why are they
sponsoring?

No

About Country

6. Why you wish to study in Country NAME?


Australian qualifications are recognised by employers and leading
educational institutions in many countries around the world. It has built
a strong reputation for excellence and quality across its higher education
and training programs. It has a national set of qualifications that are
endorsed by the Australian Government.
Australian education programs represent great value for money.
Australian courses are often shorter than alternatives in other countries,
particularly in the US.
Australia is an increasingly popular study destination with international
students from across the globe. For many students, Australia may
represent a better study destination than other popular alternatives
Female sits in library smiling holding book like the UK and the US.

7. Do you have any friend or relative in there? What is the address and
name of your friend/relative?
No, I don’t have any friends/relatives in Australia.
8. Where will you stay in Country NAME?

I will arrange my own accommodation after getting my visa.

Agent Details

9. Who is your agent?


10. What is the name of your Counsellor?
My counsellor is Manu Khanna

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