Discover Australia with AIIU

AIIU invites Japanese, Indonesian, Chinese and Korean students to learn English and experience Australian culture on study tours and programs.

AIIU offers a variety of short term Study Tours of Australia and have been arranging these tours for over 35 years.

Study Tours provide a great opportunity for groups of primary and secondary students, to spend time with an Australian family, while undertaking English language and cultural classes.

Our study tours are a great opportunity to improve your English abilities, experience another culture and to promote friendship across the world.

Short term trips last between 1-4 weeks and include:

  •      Intensive English classes based in state or private high schools
  •      Full-day and half-day excursions tailored to suit your requirements
  •      Interact with Australian students
  •      Stay in homestay with Australian families

During the students’ time in Australia, they have the opportunity to experience some of Australia’s unique cultural aspects and history.

On previous visits students have visited such places as Australian Wildlife parks, war memorials and beautiful Australian beaches.

They have experienced whale watching, beach games and activities, feeding dolphins and much more.

School-based study tours of Australia

AIIU can arrange a school program where the group is based in an Australian school.

These programs include English language sessions, cultural activities and integration with the students of the host school.

AIIU will arrange all other details of the program including airport transfers, sightseeing and host families.

Holiday-based Tours

AIIU organises quality short-term programs in study centres around Australia.

These homestay programs include educational elements, activities and cultural immersion as well as sightseeing.

Get to know the real locals; interaction with students at nearby schools can be arranged during school terms.

Vocational Tours

AIIU can organise tailored short-term programs based on your specific needs.

Programs can be focused on specific interests such as early childhood education, aged care or a particular sport or recreational activity.

For more information please contact us and your group could be on its way to an exciting cultural tour to Australia!

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AIIU has been organising study tours of Australia for International students since 1987.

We understand the importance of your School’s Study Tour program in developing your students’ English ability.

AIIU strives to provide an educational program which satisfies all the requirements requested by your school.

AIIU has a variety of programs available and each program is individually quoted.

The quotes are dependent on the program type (school based or holiday based), group size, your specific excursions and the duration of your visit to Australia.

Quotes are based on homestay for all participants, however hotel stay can be arranged and quoted for on request. Depending on flight times hotel stay may also be required. Three meals a day are included except on arrival and departure and on excursion days.

Three meals on these days can be included on request. Quotes do not include your flights, Visas and travel insurance.

Students are welcome to come to Australia as a FFP (Full Fee Paying) student to complete their high school studies.

The study abroad program allows students to learn about Australian culture and lifestyle as well as pursuing your own personal academic goals as a student in high school.

Being a FFP student in Australia registered by AIIU means that full fee paying students have access to appropriate support, including assistance with enrolment, adequate orientation, study facilities, welfare, counselling, accommodation services, attendance monitoring and grievance mechanisms.

As a part of the application process, students pick 3 schools they wish to attend whether they be public or private across Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. Contact us by phone or email for more information.

AIIU also offers longer High School study abroad programs.

AIIU has a range of schools around Australia and will recommend the most suitable program, host school and accommodation to each student.

You will Truly experience life as an Australian student. Attend normal core classes, electives and activities. Attend school events and carnivals, and you will have the extra support of a Group Coordinator 1 or 2 days a week at school for intensive English sessions and pastoral care.

The Group Coordinator is available at all times for support along with a Regional Manager & Japanese speaking staff.

Australia offers an unparalleled opportunity for overseas students to embark on enriching study tours of Australia. With its diverse landscapes, world-class educational institutions, and vibrant multicultural society, this country promises an unforgettable educational experience.

As you consider embarking on your educational journey Down Under, keep in mind that this vibrant nation is not just a place to study, but a destination to explore, experience, and create lasting memories.

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Respect for other people came through strongly in our student’s actions. We saw her becoming more confident and willing to engage in conversations.

Host Mother

My ten month exchange in Japan was an experience I will never forget. AIIU give students like me a once in a lifetime opportunity which I am truly grateful for.

Taylah

I could go on for years about all of the things that I have been blessed with experiencing. My host families have been extraordinary and I really felt at home there!

Casey

An experience I will never forget. I enhanced my Japanese skills and made connections with friends that feel like family now. AIIU was a great exchange program!

Alex

There is a special place in my heart for my Japanese friends, and I’ll always keep coming back to them. Thank you for the best year of my life!

Sasha

Living in Japan improved my Japanese, so after returning to Australia I was able to to go straight into the advanced stream of Japanese at university.

Taylah

I cried for the first time in forever. Although I also ended up smiling. I can’t be sad that it’s over, as I’m so happy it happened. Thank you everyone who helped my exchange happen!

Danson
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