As Australia continues to become one of the best destinations for abroad studies, Apex Australia proudly opens its door for overseas Nepalese students who are waiting to apply to study in Australia to achieve a world class qualification and competitive professional skills.
We are registered training organisation with successful completion of more than 10 years in Australian education industry offering prominent VET courses and producing highly skilled and competitive professionals for the Australian employment market.
Our Head of Quality Assurance and Strategic Management, Navroz, says, ‘’Nepalese students are very diligent, sincere and genuinely willing to learn, therefore we are very glad to welcome them in our highly equipped campus and provide them opportunity build themselves.’’
At Apex Australia, we understand that international students need the right information, additional support and correct guidance in order for themselves to become confident about their decision to study in totally unknown land by themselves. Therefore, plans are in place to strategically work more closely with local agents in Nepal so we are more aware of student related queries/issues and thus we want to be able to provide sufficient pre enrolment support to international students in Nepal.
With the increasing demand for skilled professionals in the global scale, VET sector education programs are getting increasingly popular among international students in Australia. While in the past, many of the VET programs were limited to domestic students only, this is such a great feeling to witness how Australia has opened its arms wider to accept offshore applications for most of its VET programs and allow international students opportunity to study real courses.
Designed by industry experts, VET qualifications are practical, fast, cost-effective, pathway to employment, giving you first hand – experience and work-ready skills with the latest industry knowledge.
Our Regional Recruitment and Relationship Officer in Nepal, Sanjay Kumar Malla emphasized that Nepalese must take an advantage of this opportunity while they can.
He adds, ‘’Nepal is facing crucial scarcity of skilled manpower because our education system does not offer any recognized courses to gain professional skills which is why our youths are stranded despite the capacity.” He encourages the younger generation to take this opportunity to travel, study and gain international knowledge and experience and return to Nepal with hands on skill so we can design the future of Nepal.