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William Angliss Institute Courses for International Students
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William Angliss Institute teaches certificates, diplomas, bachelor's and master's degrees that Nepali students can study on a student visa, mainly in Melbourne. This guide lists cookery, hospitality, hotel management, tourism, events and food science courses with level, length and campus.
Every course has a CRICOS code to check before you pay. No course gives you a 485 visa automatically, and many short courses won't meet its study rule alone. VET visa applications from Nepal face tough assessment.
Key takeaways
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- William Angliss teaches only food, tourism, hospitality, hotel management and events.
- Most courses start in February and July, and many certificates also start in April and September.
- The 3-year bachelor's degrees also come in 4-year professional practice versions with a placement year.
- The 485 study rule asks for at least 92 weeks of CRICOS study.
- William Angliss doesn't list nursing, and registered nursing needs a bachelor's.
This guide lists William Angliss Institute courses that Nepali students can apply to, with each course’s level, length and campus, all read on William Angliss’s official course pages. For campuses, fees in Rs, scholarships and work rights, see our William Angliss Institute profile. For grades, English scores, documents and the application steps, see our William Angliss admissions guide. For other options, start from our guide to studying in Australia from Nepal.
Which William Angliss courses can Nepali students apply to?
William Angliss teaches international students in food, tourism, hospitality, hotel management and events, from certificates up to master’s degrees.
The courses come in 4 levels:
- Certificate III and IV: 6 months to 1.5 years, in cookery, patisserie, baking, hospitality, tourism and cabin crew training.
- Diploma and advanced diploma: a diploma usually takes 1 year, and 1.5 years in the hotel school version. The 6-month advanced diploma follows a diploma.
- Bachelor’s degree: 3 years, or 4 years in a professional practice version with a work placement year.
- Master’s degree: 2 years with a semester of work placement, for students who already hold a bachelor’s.
Availability changes, so confirm each course on William Angliss’s course finder. Check every course on the CRICOS register, because only CRICOS courses can be studied on a student visa.
Which William Angliss courses can lead to a 485 visa?
No course gives you a 485 visa automatically, but William Angliss bachelor’s and master’s degrees can lead to the Post-Higher Education Work stream if you meet its rules.
Diplomas and trade qualifications need the Post-Vocational Education Work stream, which depends on the skilled list and a skills assessment. Home Affairs also asks that your course is CRICOS registered and meets the study rule of at least 92 weeks. Many courses here are shorter than that, so check the CRICOS weeks. Read our Australia 485 visa page for the streams, lengths and fee.
William Angliss’s studying and living page says student visa courses must have a CRICOS code listed with the course title. It doesn’t list which of its courses suit a 485, so don’t treat any row below as a yes.
Which William Angliss courses are popular with Nepali students?
The table shows William Angliss’s courses in the areas most popular with Nepali and Indian students, up to two per area, with each one’s level, length and campus.
Most of these courses start in February and July, and many certificates also start in April and September, so check the course’s own page for its exact status.
| Course area | Program | Credential and length | Campus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hospitality and tourism | |||
| Hospitality and hotel management | Diploma of Hospitality Management | Diploma, 1 year | Melbourne |
| Bachelor of Resort and Hotel Management | Bachelor’s degree, 3 years | Melbourne | |
| Culinary arts | Certificate III in Commercial Cookery | Certificate III, 1 year | Melbourne |
| Certificate IV in Kitchen Management | Certificate IV, 1.5 years | Melbourne | |
| Tourism and travel | Diploma of Travel and Tourism Management | Diploma, 1 year | Melbourne |
| Certificate III in Tourism | Certificate III, 6 months | Melbourne | |
| Event management | Diploma of Event Management | Diploma, 1 year | Melbourne |
| Bachelor of Event Management | Bachelor’s degree, 3 years, first year as the diploma | Melbourne | |
| Community, education and psychology | |||
| Agriculture and food science | Diploma of Food Science and Technology | Diploma, 1 year | Melbourne |
The Certificate IV in Kitchen Management page says it builds on the Certificate III in Commercial Cookery, so ask how the two fit together in your offer. Fees are shown on each course’s page.
What do you need for each course level?
William Angliss asks for a school certificate equal to Year 12, with IELTS 6.0 for certificates to bachelor’s degrees, and a bachelor’s with IELTS 6.5 for master’s degrees.
- Certificates and diplomas: IELTS 6.0 with no band under 5.0 or PTE 47, as for the Certificate III in Hospitality.
- Bachelor’s degrees: IELTS 6.0 with no band under 5.5 or PTE 47, and the required public exam score, as for the Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management.
- Master’s degrees: IELTS 6.5 with no band under 6.0 or PTE 58, as for the Master of International Hospitality Entrepreneurship.
The full rules are on the entry requirements page, which names no NEB GPA. To see where your +2 grades stand, convert your NEB GPA to a percentage with our NEB GPA calculator.
How do you choose the right William Angliss course?
Start with your background and your plan after graduation, then check the course’s CRICOS code, intakes and campus on William Angliss’s own course page before you apply.
- Coming from +2? Pick a course that follows from your +2 subjects or your job plan, because you must explain that choice under Genuine Student. VET visa applications from Nepal face tough assessment, so read our Australia visa success rate from Nepal page first.
- Already hold a bachelor’s degree? A move down to a certificate or diploma needs a very clear reason, so talk it through before you apply. Our Genuine Student guide shows what officers look for.
- Want to be a chef? Start from the Certificate III in Commercial Cookery. It is 1 year, and the page lists February, April, July and September starts.
- Want to be a registered nurse? William Angliss doesn’t list nursing. Registered nursing needs a bachelor’s, and a Diploma of Nursing leads to enrolled nurse.
- Check the campus. Every course page we read lists Melbourne, and the Certificate III in Patisserie also lists Sydney.
For more on each type of course, see our guides to diploma courses in Australia, hospitality and tourism courses and hotel management in Australia. Our branches in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Chitwan, Itahari and Pokhara can help you compare.
Frequently asked questions about William Angliss courses
You can look at certificates, diplomas, an advanced diploma, bachelor's degrees and master's degrees in food, tourism, hospitality, hotel management and events. Check each course page and its CRICOS code before you apply.
The Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management follows the Diploma of Hospitality Management, so the course itself is short. Add the lengths and fees together when you plan your budget and your 485 study weeks.
The Certificate III in Commercial Cookery page we read lists Melbourne, while the Certificate III in Patisserie lists both Melbourne and Sydney. Sydney has training kitchens, so ask William Angliss which food courses run there for international students.
It is a 4-year version of a 3-year degree, with a work placement year. Culinary management, tourism and hospitality management, and resort and hotel management all list one, and placement semesters have their own fee.
Yes. It lists a Master of International Hotel Leadership and a Master of International Hospitality Entrepreneurship, both 2 years with a work placement, starting in February or July. You need a bachelor's first, in a related field or with management experience.
No course gives you a 485 visa automatically. You need at least 92 weeks of CRICOS study and must meet the stream's rules, and diplomas also depend on the skilled list and a skills assessment.
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This page provides general guidance about studying abroad. Requirements, fees and policies can change. For advice about your situation, speak with a Goreto counselor before applying.
