Admissions Process
Found the right QRC course for you? Here is an overview of how the admissions process works.
1. Complete Application Form
Complete and submit the Online Application Form. You can begin your application then use the “Save and Continue Later” button at the bottom of the page. A link will be emailed to you to click and continue when ready – this link is valid for 30 days.
The following documents may be required and can be uploaded as part of your application.
- Verified copy of your Birth Certificate or Passport (Domestic students) – means your original document needs to be sighted and a photocopy of it stamped, dated and signed by a Teacher, Careers Advisor or Police as a true copy of the original. You can also bring your ID to Student Services on campus and they can verify your documents.
- Certified copy of your Birth Certificate or Passport (International students) – means it needs to be stamped, dated and signed by a registered Justice of the Peace (JP) or Notary Public.
- Academic Transcript (International students must upload a certified* copy)
- Curriculum Vitae (CV) / Resume, including any relevant work references
- Medical or Learning support reports
- Copies of relevant industry-related awards and/or certificates (if applicable)
- If English is not your mother tongue – Evidence of English Language Ability Test
2. Confirmation of Application
Once you have submitted your application, QRC will acknowledge receipt of your application by phone or email within two working days.
3. Application Review
QRC will review your application to see if you meet the QRC entry requirements. You will then be asked to complete a course discussion over the phone or on Microsoft Teams as part of the review process.
| Requirements | |
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| Age | Open to students 18 years and over at course commencement |
| Domestic and Australian Academic Requirements | 48 Level 2 (or higher) credits over four approved subjects including 4 Reading and 4 Writing UE credits. Numeracy - 10 level 1 (or higher) Numeracy credits. |
| Cambridge International Exam (CIE) Candidates must attain at least 60 UCAS points (from the UCAS Tariff) over two or more subjects and have IGCSE Maths Grade D or better and AS English Language or AS English Literature with Grade E or above. |
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| International Baccalaureate (IB) Candidates must attain at least 3 passes in SL subjects including English and Mathematics. |
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| Australian Students Successful completion of the Senior Secondary Qualification offered in your state (VCE,HSC, WACE, QCE, NTCE, TCE). CIE & IB students please refer to the above. |
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| International Academic Requirements | Academic entry requirements vary per country. Candidates must provide certified copies of academic transcripts and graduation certificates. |
| If English is not your first language, you will need to demonstrate English language proficiency equivalent to IELTS (Academic) 6.0 overall, with a minimum of 5.5 in each band and 6.0 in speaking. | |
| Interview | All applicants are interviewed as part of the admissions process. |
| Laptop | All students are required to provide their own laptop computer. |
| Mature Students (20 years +) | Applicants not meeting the entry criteria may be considered on a case by case basis by the Academic Director. Consideration will be given to those with appropriate and evidenced previous academic history, prior work experience and life skills experience. |
| Requirements | |
|---|---|
| Age | Open to students 18 years and over at course commencement |
| Domestic and Australian Academic Requirements | NCEA (NZ National Certificate of Education Achievement) 48 Level 2 (or higher) credits over four approved subjects including 4 Reading and 4 Writing UE credits. Numeracy - 10 level 1 (or higher) Numeracy credits. |
| Cambridge International Exam (CIE) Candidates must attain at least 60 UCAS points (from the UCAS Tariff) over two or more subjects and have IGCSE Maths Grade D or better and AS English Language or AS English Literature with Grade E or above. |
|
| International Baccalaureate (IB) Candidates must attain at least 3 passes in SL subjects including English and Mathematics. |
|
| Australian Students Successful completion of the Senior Secondary Qualification offered in your state (VCE,HSC, WACE, QCE, NTCE, TCE). CIE & IB students please refer to the above. |
|
| International Academic Requirements | Academic entry requirements vary per country. Candidates must provide certified copies of academic transcripts and graduation certificates. |
| If English is not your first language, you will need to demonstrate English language proficiency equivalent to IELTS (Academic) 6.0 overall, with a minimum of 5.5 in each band and 6.0 in speaking. | |
| Interview | All applicants are interviewed as part of the admissions process. |
| Laptop | All students are required to provide their own laptop computer. |
| Mature Students (20 years +) | Applicants not meeting the entry criteria may be considered on a case by case basis by the Academic Director. Consideration will be given to those with appropriate and evidenced previous academic history, prior work experience and life skills experience. |
| Medical Certificate | A QRC Medical Form will be sent to students 6 weeks prior to course commencement. This needs to be signed by a certifed medical practitioner and returned prior to attending off-site activites. This medical check will be at the students own expense. |
4. Pre-course Discussion
The Pre-course discussion is usually completed over the phone or on Microsoft teams with a member of the Academic Team. The purpose of the pre-course discussion is to get to know you better, hear about your future plans, understand why you are interested in the course, any particular papers you like and your understanding of the internship program and the PE system.
5. Conditional Offer of Place
QRC will contact you about the outcome. If successful you will be emailed a Conditional Offer of Place which will outline any conditions to meet, information about the placement fee and accommodation bond and link to the Acceptance of Place form.
6. Confirmation of Place
Once you have paid your placement fee, accommodation bond, met any conditions outlined on the offer and submitted the Acceptance of Place form you will be emailed your Confirmation of Place.
7. Payment of Fees
Domestic Students:
QRC will email an invoice for the balance of your first year tuition fees, accommodation fees which are due prior to the commencement date. On payment of these invoices you will be issued with a receipt of payment.
International Students:
QRC will be issued an invoice for your first year tuition fees, accommodation fees and course related costs, due prior to the commencement date. On payment of these invoices you will be issued with a receipt of payment, a Confirmation of Study letter to submit with your visa application and the rest of your documentation.
8. Welcome Pack
Six weeks prior to course commencement you will be sent a QRC Welcome Pack. This contains information about your arrival, accommodation preferences and Orientation.
9. Orientation
The first day of your Orientation Programme is check-in day at the lodge. This is followed by a day of on campus activity.
10. Course Commencement
If you have any questions about the Admissions Process please contact admissions@qrc.ac.nz.
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