Stanley College

Location Perth, Adelaide
Established 2008
Percent International Students 40%
Famous For Hospitality, Childhood Education, Commercial Cookery 

Overview

Stanley College, one of Australia’s largest educational institutions, has four campuses in Perth and Adelaide where over 3,000 students pursue certificate, diploma, undergraduate, postgraduate, apprenticeship, and traineeship courses. 

At Stanley, students can develop their knowledge and skills in a wide range of subject areas, including:

  • Business and management 
  • Commercial cookery 
  • Health and nursing 
  • Early childhood education 
  • Hospitality 

Stanley boasts a 90% job outcome rate for its graduates and facilitates practical learning experiences for its students in a number of ways. It has established over 16 industry partnerships that offer internships to students during the course of their programme. Additionally, Work-Based Training – a key component of some courses – allows students to be job-ready and have a competitive advantage at graduation. 

The college is known for its inclusive and supportive community, with over 40% of its student body composed of international students. In such a global setting, students can learn from each other and exchange diverse ideas, enhancing their education and employability.

CRICOS code: 03047E

Services for International Students

Stanley College’s Student Services Team helps students settle in, stay on track, and make the most of their educational experience. Whether a student’s concerns involve finding accommodation, adjusting to life in Australia, or seeking wellbeing support and career advice, the team is ready to assist students every step of the way. 

Additionally, the college offers:

  • Personalised academic services to help students navigate course requirements, choose appropriate electives, and develop effective study strategies
  • Career development services to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in the job market
  • Student counselling and wellbeing support to address students’ emotional, mental, and personal wellbeing
  • Pre-departure guide to all international students, covering crucial topics such as visas, vaccinations, insurance, and living expenses

The college’s Student Services Team also organises cultural events, workshops, and language exchange programmes to promote cross-cultural understanding and engagement between students. 

Accommodation

Stanley College assists students in their search for accommodation to ensure that they have a safe, enjoyable, and comfortable learning experience while living with either a homestay family or in shared housing.

If students opt for a homestay with an Australian host, they can expect a furnished room and bathroom and laundry facilities, along with opportunities to learn about the Australian lifestyle and culture. Alternatively, students can choose to rent a share house with peers.

About Location

Three of Stanley’s campuses are located in the capital of Western Australia – Perth. Overlooking Swan River, Perth is surrounded by natural parklands and stunning beaches, offering students a relaxing study environment. 

Stanley College’s West Perth Campus serves as its headquarters and is situated just a mere five-minute drive west of the bustling city centre. As the college’s largest campus, it boasts an impressive collection of over 20 state-of-the-art, high-tech classrooms, providing a dynamic learning environment for students to thrive and excel in their chosen fields

The Perth City Campus (PCC) is Stanley’s commercial cookery and hospitality hub, offering state-of-the-art commercial kitchen equipment for students to hone their culinary skills. Approximately 10 km from PCC is Stanley’s Mirrabooka Campus, home to purpose-designed learning facilities for students following health and early childhood education courses. 

The college’s fourth and newest campus is found in Adelaide, with modern, convenient facilities and resources to support students in their academic pursuits. The campus’s prime location in Adelaide’s Central Business District provides easy access to public transportation, dining, shopping, and cultural attractions.

Both Adelaide and Perth are home to international airports, providing convenient options to international students travelling to Australia. The Perth International Airport is a 30-minute drive away from the college’s West Perth Campus, while the Adelaide Airport is just 15 minutes away from the Adelaide Campus.

CRICOS code: 03047E

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