Student services not only provides administrative support for students but also handles many of the day-to-day enquiries about enrolment, timetables and important dates and provides help with submitting forms and other applications.
Student services responds to enquiries about fees, provides further information on government surveys and can provide support with access to other independent services which may be of value to students. To contact student services please email.
Careers and Employment Course Advice
If you are not sure which course or program suits your needs and aspirations, please contact our course advisory service to arrange a free confidential consultation. Our advisors can provide you with information to help you decide about the study pathway that best suits you.
For students:[email protected]
For Sydney students:[email protected]
[email protected]
For Brisbane students:[email protected]
For Melbourne students:[email protected]
ECA College student support and orientation for students
All ECA college courses are delivered in English. If English is not your first language and you are studying on campus in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, you can attend English workshops held at ELSIS free of charge.
Further information about the free English classes for APIC students is found on the ELSIS website: http://www.elsis.edu.au/free-workshops/
If you are not sure which course or program suits your needs and aspirations, please contact our course advisory service to arrange a free confidential consultation. Our advisors can provide you with information to help you decide about the study pathway that best suits you.
For Sydney students: [email protected]
For Brisbane Students : [email protected]
For Melbourne Students: [email protected]
The Counselling Services offered to ECA College Students through the Converge International Program provides professional counselling support in all areas of study, work and life.
When you access Student Assist, you will speak with a qualified, experienced counsellor across a range of issues including:
Study, work and personal stress
Homesickness and transition to life in Australia
Personal and workplace relationships
Emotional difficulties
Communication and relationship tension, conflict and breakdown
Sexual harassment and sexual assault
Grief and loss
Sleep and fatigue
Gambling, drug, alcohol and other addictions
Anger and violence
Help you understand your personal strengths and assist in making good decisions
Support you develop strategies to drive positive changes in behaviour and lifestyle
Help you adapt to change and seize opportunities Provide coping strategies when dealing with difficult situations
Your Student Assistance Program is:
A confidential service
Available to all Students
Available for up to 2 sessions per issue
Details of your discussion will not be shared with your education provider. You can read our Privacy Policy on our website.
To make an appointment to speak with a Converge
International counsellor:1300 687 327
Visit www.convergeinternational.com.au and
click on Contact Us to access our Live Chat
service.
Download our App “EAP Connect” and
connect with us through the Appointment icon
For immediate support anywhere in Australia you can also contact Beyond Blue (phone, chat online and email services available). In an emergency, Lifeline provides 24-hour telephone and online chat crisis support.
ECA College campuses are accessible to students with disabilities. The College provides reasonable adjustments for students with disabilities. Please contact student [email protected] to arrange a confidential consultation to assess your needs.
Sexual Abuse and harassment ECA Group has zero tolerance for sexual assault and harassment. We are committed to supporting staff and students affected by sexual assault or harassment, regardless of where and when it takes place. A sexual offence is any unwanted sexual behaviour or activity, which can make you feel uncomfortable, frightened or threatened. To know more about sexual assault and harassment, including how to report complaints, please see the Australian Human Rights Commission website at https://www.humanrights.gov.au
