We are delighted you are considering Elizabeth College for your young person’s next steps in their educational journey. Whether you’re on an academic pathway to university or a vocational pathway to the workforce, enrolling at Elizabeth College will assist you to reach your goals and attain the Tasmanian Certificate of Education.
Find out about enrolment dates and times, and the many course choices on offer at Elizabeth College in these handy guides.
When you come to an enrolment session, our experienced counsellors will help you choose the best two-year course to suit your interests and future pathway.
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Our Course Guide and the Statewide Course Guide will tell you all about the huge range of courses offered at Elizabeth College.
We are proud to be a globally connected school community. Each year, we welcome students from a wide range of countries, enriching our classrooms and college life with their languages, cultures, perspectives, and experiences. International enrolments range from short‑term stays of one term through to two‑year programs where students complete their Tasmanian Certificate of Education.
As an international student, you are important members of our student community, and we provide strong support to help you thrive academically, socially, and personally.
You will be supported through:
Benefits include:
Elizabeth College also maintains a longstanding sister‑school partnership with Inokuchi Senior High School in Hiroshima, Japan, with annual visits strengthening cultural understanding and international friendship.
For information about applying to study at Elizabeth College, visit Tasmanian Government Education International.
CRICOS Code: 03352G
You can order textbooks and other supplies for all your classes through Office National and can pick up or get them delivered. You can find the booklist for every subject at Elizabeth College and information on how to order here. If there is no listing for your subject, you are not required to purchase any additional items.
The Student Assistance Scheme (STAS) helps low-income families with the cost of levies, books and other equipment needed for school. If you need extra help, you can apply online or contact the College and we will give you a form. The STAS booklist and ordering information is available here.
You need to bring your own personal laptop to college everyday. Lots of your learning will happen online through our learning platform, Canvas. Teachers will contact you by email and you will need to use a laptop for most of your assessment tasks.
We will give you access to Microsoft Office 365 and you can connect to our wireless network to access the internet, email and cloud storage. We can support both Windows and Mac laptops to access all our systems.
If you are not able to get your own personal laptop you can borrow one from the College for the year for a levy of $100. Fill out the loan agreement form to apply.
You don’t have to pay the levy under the Student Assistance Scheme (STAS).
All students at Elizabeth College pay a levy each year that covers extras such as general classroom materials or curriculum-related excursions.
You might need to pay an extra levy for specific subjects that use specialised resources and classroom materials.
The College will let you know about all levies and charges in November for the coming school year and you can find a copy of the current School Levies and Charges Policy here.
If you are experiencing financial hardship, please talk to us about financial support options available.
You can hire a locker and combination lock so you don’t have to carry around a heavy bag all day. Lockers are placed all over the College campus so you can get one close to your classrooms.
Hire a medium locker for $30 or a large locker for $40 through the Qkr! App and you can collect your locker details and lock combination on the first day of school.
We give you a $10 cash refund if you return the combination lock at the end of the year in good order.
You can order textbooks and other supplies for all your classes through Office National and can pick up or get them delivered. You can find the booklist for every subject at Elizabeth College here.
The Student Assistance Scheme (STAS) helps low-income families with the cost of levies, books and other equipment needed for school. If you need extra help, you can apply online or contact the College and we will give you a form.
You need to bring your own personal laptop to College everyday. Lots of your learning will happen online through our learning platform, Canvas. Teachers will contact you by email and you will need to use a laptop for most of your assessment tasks.
We will give you access to Microsoft Office 365 and you can connect to our wireless network to access the internet, email and cloud storage. We can support both Windows and Mac laptops to access all our systems.
If you are not able to get your own personal laptop you can borrow one from the College for the year for a levy of $100. Fill out the loan agreement form to apply.
You don’t have to pay the levy under the Student Assistance Scheme (STAS).
All students at Elizabeth College pay a levy each year that covers extras such as general classroom materials or curriculum-related excursions.
You might need to pay an extra levy for specific subjects that use specialised resources and classroom materials.
The College will let you know about all levies and charges in November for the coming school year and you can find a copy of the current School Levies and Charges Policy here.
If you are experiencing financial hardship, please talk to us about financial support options available.
You can hire a locker and combination lock so you don’t have to carry around a heavy bag all day. Lockers are placed all over the College campus so you can get one close to your classrooms.
Hire a medium locker for $30 or a large locker for $40 through the Qkr! App and you can collect your locker details and lock combination on the first day of school.
We give you a $10 cash refund if you return the combination lock at the end of the year in good order.
