Manly has a rich history starting back from its discovery in 1778 to now. From the top of North Head, through the natural bushland and pine trees, down to the beach and into the ocean waters, you’ll find lots of beautiful wildlife and nature that makes Manly unique in every way!

As the birthplace of Australian surfing and one of the world’s five surfing reserves, Manly has a surf culture and lifestyle to it that people from all over the world are drawn to and seek to surf! From surfers to rockers to mega superstars, celebrities are drawn to Manly to enjoy the beach waves and blend in with the casual lifestyle.

Hello Manly website – hellomanly.com.au
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• We have a duty manager that is available 24/7 and lives in the campus grounds.
• There are surveillance cameras in operation 24/7.
• All doors are locked after 6pm and are only accessible by code or student ID card.
• All living quarters are locked 24/7 and can only be accessible via a valid room key, only given to on-campus students.
• Our accommodation rooms and floors are also divided into male and female areas.

PALS:
We also have the pals program. These are students who have received a distinction or above in a course and who are available to help other students who might need the extra help.
Other support, we have external Councillors on hand who are available to speak with students at any time and student groups that allow students to be a part of a group that share the same interests as they do.

Aspire Institute provides Academic English, Foundation and Diplomas programs, which in turn can all lead to ICMS or one of its university articulation partners. ICMS, on the other hand specializes Bachelor and Master degrees.

Work experience and or other qualifications can be beneficial for your application to do the foundation program.
For more details go to: aspire.edu.au/courses/foundation-program/

• College Rugby Union team
• College Netball Team
• College Futsal Team
• Internal Futsal Competition
• Bootcamp
• Tennis
• Basketball
• Yoga
• Zumba
• Taekwondo

Our campus is a 5-minute walk from the beach, which is the perfect playground for a number of water sports including lifesaving and surfing. There are also many sporting opportunities for students within the local region.

1. Sydney has a great climate
   Sydney enjoys a temperate climate with warm summers and mild winters. That means that you’ll get many opportunities to go out and explore the city.
2. Our attractions
   Sydney is by far the most celebrated city in Australia and the home of many world-famous attractions. Sydney Opera House, Manly Beach, The Rocks, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Harbour, Paddy’s Markets, Darling Harbour, the Blue Mountains and so much more.
3. The city is geared for international students. It has a great public transport network including busses trains and ferries and there are plenty of international students from all over the world studying here.
4. There’s plenty to do…
   From a relaxed day wondering through museums and galleries or smelling the clean, sea air on a harbour cruise on a gorgeous summer’s day, to adrenalin spiking activities like jet boating, big wave surfing, climbing the bridge or riding a roller coaster at Luna Park. Sydney caters to all personalities all of the time. Sydney also has the best shopping in Australia. There are local shopping markets, famous shopping streets, glossy malls, luxury shopping and fashion festivals to make any other city jealous.

5. We embrace other cultures
   We are very multicultural here and we welcome people from all over the world. We love our city and we keep it safe, clean and friendly so that everyone feels welcome.
6. We love to celebrate (and eat)
   Every year we come together in celebration of the Chinese New Year, numerous cultural festivals (Indian, Greek, Armenian, Brazilian, Lebanese, Egyptian, Serbian, Japanese, Malaysian, Burmese, Polish, Thai), we celebrate food, music, film, comedy and the arts.
7. You can pat Koalas!
   Another Australian icon is the famous Koala. Sydney’s Taronga Zoo has daily Koala Encounter sessions where you can get up-close and personal with these gorgeous creatures.
8. You can earn while you learn
   One of the advantages of being an international student in Australia is that your student visa automatically gives you permission to work up to 40 hours every two weeks during the academic year.

Diploma sample time table

English sample time table

All dates can be found on the intake dates webpage: aspire.edu.au/apply/intake-dates

At Aspire our focus is on producing career-ready graduates. It’s more than just a short-term job; it’s actually a whole subject, whereby students learn all necessities around getting a job and succeeding in a job. All students undertake a unique program in term one which focuses on developing the ‘professional you’ and all students at the College must maintain a professional standard of dress and behaviour. Students can continue working with industry partners part-time, after completion of their industry training.

We believe that industry training is to provide you with an opportunity to experience the workplace, to practice and broaden the skills you have acquired at College, to network and establish industry contacts.

Our industry training team has been placing students in industry training roles for fifteen years. Our professional consultants will work with you to identify your primary needs and to match these needs through our industry-training students. All students are pre-interviewed before they are referred to you and selected based on criteria you provide.

Our connections are global and internationally known companies and thus the experience that student’s gain is recognized internationally. Take a look at our industry partner on the following page: aspire.edu.au/courses/internships/