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Diplomas and Bachelor Degrees in the Creative Industries

International Prospectus

Higher Education Programs in 2014

Sydney — Melbourne — Brisbane

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The Creative Industries

About JMC Academy

JMC Academy was established in 1982 to meet the global demand for qualified professionals in the Creative Industries.

Today, JMC Academy is Australia’s leading private Creative Industries education provider offering Diplomas and Degrees in Entertainment Business Management, 3D Animation, Game Design, Audio Engineering and Sound Production, Contemporary Music, and Film and Television Production.

With campuses in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, JMC Academy is a well-established Australian institution. Alongside its many Australian students, JMC Academy welcomes students from all over the world. Programs are designed to help students gain and maintain a global perspective. With JMC Academy’s growing international presence, graduates are further prepared for the global nature of the Creative Industries.

Our reputation today is well defined by the recognition and respect we have earned from industry leaders and academics alike. This is reflected through our extensive accreditation and unique Bachelor Degree programs.

We invite you to invest in your future and in the prosperous Creative Industries in Australia and overseas.

Higher Education Provider of the Year - ACPET

Awards for Excellence

In 2013 JMC Academy was named the Higher Education Provider of the Year at the Australian Council for Private Education and Training (ACPET) Awards for Excellence. The ACPET Awards celebrate the achievements and leadership of organisations and individuals within the independent tertiary education sector.

Berklee College of Music International Network Member

JMC Academy is a member of the Berklee International Network (BIN). It is the only Australian institution in this important global network of contemporary music educators. Membership of the BIN builds on a previously informal collaboration between JMC Academy and Berklee College of Music over a number of years. It signifies the high esteem in which the two institutions hold each other.

The Berklee International Network is a shared endeavor designed to promote the effectiveness of contemporary music education among members and to advance the value of contemporary music education in the world. Berklee faculty, staff, and student ambassadors visit network member schools to conduct workshops, master classes, concerts and other special events, in addition to holding admissions auditions and interviews for Berklee graduate programs.

The Creative Industries is a global phenomenon and is one of the world’s fastest-

growing economic sectors. As demand for entertainment products and innovative

technologies increases, the Creative Industries continues to grow as a significant

global export and jobs market.

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Contents

Why study at JMC Academy ... 2

Campuses ... 4

Programs ... 5

Contemporary Music Performance ... 7

Audio Engineering & Sound Production ... 9

Entertainment Business Management ...11

3D Animation ...13

Game Design ...15

Film & Television Production ...17

Student Matters ...18

How to Apply ...19

Language Requirements ... 20

Tertiary Preparation Pathway ...21

“After finishing my Diploma of Audio Engineering in Venezuela, I chose to broaden my skills and education in Australia. I found that JMC Academy offered the best choices for study progression, a nice campus, great location and very interesting curriculum. The international experience of studying abroad has been a great asset to my career.

This program gave me an immediate advantage over other professionals in the field. When I did eventually return to my country, I found myself at a new level – a few professional steps above the majority of my colleagues which of course has translated into the best possible job opportunities.

Alberto Diaz, Venezuela

AUDIO ENGINEERING & SOUND PRODUCTION

“When I found out about JMC Academy, it was like finding treasure. As I live, breathe, eat and sleep music, the Music Performance program was perfect. This is the first learning experience where I’ve enjoyed every subject. This program provides great insight into the practical aspects of being a musician by providing real-life experiences. It definitely prepares you for the music industry. I hope to one day follow in the footsteps of great music pioneers and move people with my music. To those wanting to do the same, pursue your passion. If you do something you love, you will do it wholeheartedly.”

Galih Galinggis, Indonesia

CONTEMPORARY MUSIC

Student Stories

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Leading edge programs

JMC Academy programs are developed with a strong industry focus, encompassing the latest trends and changes that affect the dynamic Creative Industries.

Students benefit from well-developed course modules, practical training and application, and fundamental theoretical teachings.

A strong history

Established in 1982, JMC Academy was the first private college in Australia to be accredited in the fields of Audio Engineering, Multimedia and Digital Television. It has led the way in music and entertainment education and training, and will continue to do so into the future.

A well-recognised Australian institution

JMC Academy is broadly recognised and accredited:

n Registered Higher Education Provider

n Accredited by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA)

n Accredited by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA)

n Registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS)

n Member of the Australian Council of Private Education and Training (ACPET)

n Nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework

Industry-connected lecturers

At JMC Academy, students are guided through their studies by a network of committed academic professionals, each of whom have made their own mark on the industry. Our lecturers are highly experienced, well-connected and passionate about equipping students with what they need for success.

A diverse student population

JMC Academy welcomes students from over 30 different countries. International students bring global perspective and unique experience to both lecturers and local students alike. They provide an invaluable academic and social contribution to the JMC Academy community.

Preparing students for the workforce

All students graduate with a professional portfolio of

World-class facilities

Investment in facility upgrades and new technology is a key priority for JMC Academy. Our long-standing relationships with industry suppliers such as Yamaha, Shure, JVC and Jands have enabled us to honour our continual facilities upgrade commitment.

JMC Academy’s facilities include:

n Professional recording studios n 5.1 surround sound mixing

n Digital and analogue recording consoles n Post production suites

n Digital media and animation labs n Film and television studios

n Professional fully fitted rehearsal studios n On-campus auditorium

n Green screen studios n Digital editing suites

n Professional cameras and lighting

Flexibility – transfer easily between our campuses

Students have the option of transferring between campuses over the course of their study. This means students can experience living in more than one Australian city.

Strong student support program

We want our students to succeed, which is why we have a student support program that includes orientation, mentoring, counselling, academic assistance and more.

Small class sizes

We believe that accessibility to lecturers and to equipment is essential for an optimum learning experience. We keep our class sizes small to ensure every student can get the attention they need.

Exclusive Integration Program

With six distinct creative programs under one roof, JMC Academy students have the unique opportunity to work with students from other disciplines. This gives them a taste of the industry work environment, and provides an excellent way for students to build a strong network of contacts for future work and collaboration opportunities.

Why study at

JMC Academy?

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Actors College of Theatre and Television

Interested in acting or live theatre? Actors College of Theatre and Television (ACTT) delivers vocational programs in Professional Stage and Screen Acting, Performance, Music Theatre, Stage Management and Technical Production. Programs are offered at Certificate III to Advanced Diploma level in Sydney only.

Visit www.actt.edu.au for more information.

CRICOS 01544D

International Film School Sydney

IFSS is a specialist film school offering an Advanced Diploma of Screen & Media. This course is a two-year vocational program that allows students to major in either Cinematography or Screenwriting, Directing

& Producing. The school operates much like a working professional community, with students fully immersed in the film making process.

Visit www.ifss.edu.au for more information.

CRICOS 02660C

The JMC Academy Group

The JMC Academy Group is made up of three internationally renowned institutions:

JMC Academy, International Film School Sydney and Actors College of Theatre and Television. The co-location of IFSS and ACTT has brought parent company JMC Academy’s vision of further extending student collaboration opportunities to the fore.

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Campuses

JMC Academy Sydney Campus

JMC Academy’s Sydney campus is a brand new, state of the art facility located in Ultimo, central Sydney. It is a ten-minute walk from Central Station (Sydney’s main train station) and can be easily accessed by bus and light rail. Chinatown, the Spanish Quarter, Darling Quarter and Paddy’s Markets are all within easy walking distance. JMC Academy’s Sydney campus is across the road from the Powerhouse Museum and the Sydney Entertainment and Exhibition Centres.

Our campuses are centrally located in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

All campuses are close to key arts and entertainment precincts, and are easily accessible by public transport.

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JMC Academy’s Melbourne campus is situated in South Melbourne, just short tram rides from Southern Cross and Flinders Street train stations. JMC Academy is located in an historic district of Melbourne. Inside some of South Melbourne’s charming old buildings are music studios, record label management companies, and animation, film and television production houses. The campus is situated within ten minutes of Melbourne’s arts precinct, which is home to major Australian arts companies and venues.

JMC Academy Brisbane Campus

JMC Academy’s Brisbane campus is located in South Brisbane, just a short walk from South Brisbane train station.

South Brisbane is recognized as both the arts capital and the educational centre of Queensland, a state that attracts students from around the world who enjoy the laid-back lifestyle and warm weather. JMC Academy’s South Brisbane campus is just minutes away from Queensland’s State Library, Art Gallery, Museum, and Performing Arts Centre.

JMC Academy’s Brisbane students can often be found in Fortitude Valley, an area in which the local independent music scene is thriving.

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Programs offered at JMC Academy:

Contemporary Music Duration

Diploma of Music

(Contemporary Performance) ...8 months Bachelor of Music

(Contemporary Performance) ...24 months Audio Engineering & Sound Production Duration Diploma of Audio Engineering

and Sound Production ...8 months Bachelor of Creative Technology

(Audio Engineering and Sound Production) ...24 months Entertainment Business Management Duration Diploma of Entertainment

Business Management ...8 months Bachelor of Entertainment

(Business Management) ...24 months

3D Animation Duration

Diploma of Creative Arts (3D Animation) ...8 months Bachelor of Creative Arts (3D Animation) ...24 months

Game Design* Duration

Diploma of Creative Arts (Game Design) ...8 months Bachelor of Creative Arts (Game Design) ...24 months

Film and Television Duration

Diploma of Film and Television ...8 months Bachelor of Creative Arts

(Film and Television) ...24 months

Further Study Options

JMC Academy’s Bachelor Degrees qualify as standard undergraduate eligibility for entry to Masters Degrees at Australian universities.

Post Study Work Visa

Graduates whose JMC Bachelor degree studies involved at least two years of study in Australia are eligible to apply for a two-year post study work visa in Australia. See www.immi.gov.au for more information.

Program Structure

All units of study for the Diploma and Degree programs are delivered on JMC Academy premises.

Qualifications are attainable at the following levels:

Diploma

Based on full time status, students complete the program in two trimesters (8 months).

Bachelor Degree

Based on full time status, students complete the program in six trimesters (24 months).

Subjects

Please refer to program pages. Subjects may be updated in keeping with industry trends and program developments.

Intakes

JMC Academy usually has three intakes for all programs. These are in February, June and October of each year. Each intake is conditional upon minimum enrolment numbers.

Trimester and Semester Systems

Some of our Bachelor Degree programs are also available under a Semester system. Under the Trimester system the degree takes two years to complete.

Under the Semester system the degree will be taken over three years. Please advise us of your preference during the application/enrolment process.

Programs

The JMC Academy programs are cutting-edge and cater to the needs of the multifaceted Creative Industries. JMC Academy runs three trimesters each year, benefitting students by making it possible to complete a Bachelor Degree in just two years.

Audio Engineering

& Sound Production

3D

Animation Game

Design Film &

Television Production Entertainment

Business Management Contemporary

Music

Post-graduate study at an Australian university After 2 trimesters: Graduate with a Diploma

After 6 trimesters: Graduate with a Bachelors Degree

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JMC Academy’s Contemporary Music program provides a structure that enhances the creative, technical, theoretical and business skills of its students to ensure they are able to pursue a commercially viable career within the areas of performance, production and music business.

Program Outcomes

Students explore their creative talents through songwriting, musical arrangement, improvisation and performance for stage, screen and studio. Students receive extensive training in their chosen instrument and benefit from a practical mixture of ensemble sessions, performance training sessions and genre classes.

JMC Academy is one of very few institutions to incorporate a technology stream throughout the undergraduate music program. Students will develop music software, live sound and production skills. This opens up additional opportunities for JMC Academy graduates in this industry.

Careers

Contemporary Music

& Performance

*average across all levels n Recording Artist

n Music Teacher n Music Journalist n Composer n Songwriter n Music Director n Musical Theatre n Orchestral Performer n Conductor

n Music Programmer n Music Publisher

n Arranger n Touring Musician n Licensing Agent n Music Academic n Booking Agent n Tour Promoter n Music Therapist n Copyright Specialist n Royalty Expert n Producer

n Resident Musician

n THEORY 60%

n PRACTICE 40%

Theory and Practice*

Curriculum Diploma

Diploma of Music (Contemporary Performance) CRICOS 058467G NSW; 058503J VIC; 067249K QLD

Bachelor

Bachelor of Music (Contemporary Performance) CRICOS 058463A NSW; 058501M VIC; 067250F QLD

Subject

History of Contemporary Music

Introduction to Contemporary Music Theory

Music Technology I

Ensemble Studies I

Instrument Study I

Music Industry Studies

Arranging Music: The Key Concepts

Live sound and Production

Ensemble Studies II

Instrument Study II

History of Western Music

Song Writing I

Music Technology II

Ensemble Studies III

Instrument Study III

Business Principles for the Contemporary Musician Innovation and Arranging in Contemporary Music

Music in Visual Contexts

Ensemble Studies IV

Instrument Study IV

Specialist project

Songwriting II

Improvisation and Rhythmic studies

Ensemble Studies V

Instrument Study V

Arranging for Contemporary Ensembles

World Music

Music Technology III

Ensemble Studies VI

Instrument studies VI

Instrument Study Units I to VI

One of the following instruments may be chosen and is studied through trimesters I to VI

Piano/Keyboard

Strings (including guitar, bass, violin etc.) Vocals

Percussion (including drums etc.)

Woodwind (including saxaphone, clarinet, flute etc.) 7

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JMC Academy has been delivering programs in Audio Engineering for over 30 years and has the longest running accredited course in Australia.

Program Outcomes

By combining fundamental audio principles with practical application and training on a variety of equipment styles (traditional and modern) and in a diverse range of settings, students graduate with the ability and flexibility to undertake a wide range of industry projects.

Integration across other disciplines within JMC Academy ensures that graduates are able to approach their careers with an innovative perspective and collaborative, cross-disciplinary experience.

Careers

Audio Engineering

& Sound Production

Theory and Practice*

*average across all levels n THEORY 53%

n PRACTICE 47%

n Music Producer n Studio Engineer n Production Coordinator n Recording Engineer n Freelance Engineer n Studio Manager n Studio Owner n Programmer

n Front of House Engineer n Pro Tools Operator

n Sound Effects Editor n Music Editor n Dialogue Editor

n Location Sound Engineer n Mastering Engineer n Sound Designer n Stage Technician n AV Specialist

n Radio Content Producer

Curriculum

Subject

Introduction to the Audio Industry

Audio and Acoustic Theory

Music Production Analysis

Studio I

Electronics

Introduction to Electronic Music

Producing Live Sound

Studio II

History of Western Sound Recording

Acoustic Design

Advanced Music Production Analysis

Studio III

Introduction to TV Radio and Film Sound

Applied Electronics

Audio Technologies

Studio IV

Advanced Recording Techniques

Advanced Audio System Design

Senior Seminar

Studio V

Sound Aesthetics

Post Production Audio

Music Business Management

Studio VI

Diploma

Diploma of Audio Engineering and Sound Production

CRICOS 056932D NSW; 057498J VIC; 067243E QLD

Bachelor

Bachelor of Creative Technology (Audio Engineering and Sound Production)

CRICOS 074474J NSW; 075822G VIC; 067245C QLD

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Entertainment Business

Management

The Entertainment Business Management program gives students a solid foundation to become commercially effective and confident business managers. Students can apply what they learn to running a business in any industry.

Program Outcomes

JMC Academy students graduate with a working knowledge of how management, audio, filming, marketing and performance come together to create successful, large-scale professional events.

Throughout their studies, students are given unique opportunities to establish a wide network of contacts from multiple creative fields. These relationships often continue to develop and commercially prosper well beyond graduation.

Careers

n Artist Manager n Business Manager n Booking Agent n Promoter n Event Manager n Licensing Agent n Promotions Director n Label Manager n A&R Manager n Sales Director

n Media Director n Copyright/Royalties

Manager

n Licensing Manager n Music Production

Manager

n Promotions Manager n Media Publisher n Festival Organiser n Social Media Strategist

Theory and Practice*

*average across all levels n THEORY 75%

n PRACTICE 25%

Curriculum

Subject

Entertainment Since 1945

Professional Communication

Introduction to Entertainment Business Principles

Professional Practice 1

Entertainment Marketing

Accounting Fundamentals

Copyright and Publishing

Professional Practice II

Creative Content: Design and Distribution Entertainment Industry Financial Management Entertainment Management: Theory and Practice Professional Practice III: Integration I

Integrated Promotions and Publicity

Project and Events Management

Tour and Performance Management

Professional Practice IV: Integration

The Reinvention of ‘Cool’

Entrepreneurship and the Creative Industries

Professional Development

Film and Television Production Management

International Licensing and Branding

International Touring Concepts

Online Management Systems

Creativity and Festival Management

Diploma

Diploma of Entertainment Business Management CRICOS 058466J NSW; 058505G VIC; 067246B QLD

Bachelor

Bachelor of Entertainment (Business Management) CRICOS 058462B NSW; 058504G VIC; 067248M QLD

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3D Animation

JMC Academy’s 3D Animation program has been developed in association with studio artists from major companies, including Pixar and Animal Logic.

Program Outcomes

JMC Academy’s 3D Animation course equips students with the artistic and technical skills, underlying theory, and deep critical and creative thinking needed to excel in this dramatically expanding area.

Animation students undertake a wide range of theoretical and practical projects involving animation, interactivity and multimedia. Students collaborate on projects across numerous departments, sharing interdisciplinary communication and production skills.

This reflects industry practice.

Throughout their study, students develop a portfolio and show reel that can be shown to prospective employers upon graduation.

Careers

Theory and Practice*

n THEORY 50%

n PRACTICE 50%

*average across all levels n 3D or 2D Animator

n Producer n Director n Concept Artist n Storyboard Artist n Modeller

n Texture Artist n Rigger

n Render Wrangler n Visual Effects Artist n Matte Painter n Effects Animator n Compositor

n Digital Lighting Designer n Motion Designer n Illustrator

Curriculum

Subject

Drawing and Concept

Creative Thinking & Concept Development

Traditional Animation

3D Studio Skills

Colour and Design

History of Animation

Figure Drawing

Introduction to 3D Animation

Figure Modelling

Story 1

Acting for Animation

3D Animation

Digital Character Sculpture

Visual Effects

Story 2

Screen Language

3D Animation 2

Character Rigging

Motion Capture

Pre-production

Portfolio

Production

Diploma

Diploma of 3D Animation

CRICOS 058464M NSW; 058497B VIC; 079986M QLD

Bachelor

Bachelor of Creative Arts (3D Animation) CRICOS 075776J NSW; 075824F VIC; 079982D QLD

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JMC Academy was Australia’s first private tertiary college to be accredited to deliver higher education programs in Digital Media. From this firm foundation we have

developed a Game Design program to launch students into this rapidly-growing industry.

Program Outcomes

This program focuses on artistic practice and creativity, equipping students with the design and visual communication skills necessary for truly original game concepts. Interactive studio work focuses on the design and art production of games across a range of gaming media, including computers, consoles and smartphone applications.

With a well-developed portfolio, students graduate ready to start creating world-class games at multiple levels within the increasingly diverse and rapidly growing global games industry.

Careers

Game Design

Theory and Practice*

n THEORY 50%

n PRACTICE 50%

*average across all levels n Game Designer

n Game Producer n Creative Director n Level Designer n Concept Artist n Texture Artist n Environment Artist n Character Artist

n Animator n Modeller

n Technical Director n Interface Artist n Story Writer

Curriculum Diploma

Diploma of Creative Arts (Game Design) CRICOS 075767K NSW; 075816F VIC; 079987K QLD

Bachelor

Bachelor of Creative Arts (Game Design) CRICOS 075773A NSW; 075820K VIC; 079984B QLD

Subject

Drawing and Concept

Creative Thinking & Concept development

Traditional Animation

3D Studio Skills

Colour and Design

Animation History

Figure Drawing

Game Development Art

Figure Modelling

Story 1

Game Concept Development

Game Asset Production

Digital Character Sculpture

Game Scripting

Game Animation

Game Level Design

Scripting

Character Rigging

Motion Capture

Pre-Production

Game Engine

Portfolio

Production

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JMC Academy’s Film and Television program was the first of its kind to receive formal accreditation in Australia. The course focuses on the creative, logistical and technical aspects of content production.

Program Outcomes

Students embark on the development, design, casting, production, post production and marketing of a screen product of their choice – anything from a short film, documentary, web series or television pilot. They also form the crew on each other’s productions, increasing their working knowledge of various production roles.

Students work with talent from other JMC

Academy programs, equipping them with a genuine understanding of the network of teams that impact on the commercial outcome of a project.

Careers

Film & Television Production

*average across all levels

Theory and Practice*

n THEORY 53%

n PRACTICE 47%

Creative n Director

n Cinematographer n Scriptwriter n Editor Management

n Producer

n Production Manager n Post Production

Supervisor n Business Owner n Freelancer

Technical/Craft

n Technical Director n Motion Graphics

Designer

n Lighting Designer n Sound Recordist n Camera Operator n Camera Assistant

Curriculum

Subject

Producing I

Post-Production I

Camera and Lighting I

Production Project I: Studio Project

Screen History

Sound Recording and Design

Screenwriting l

Production Project II: Documentary Production

Directing I

Camera and Lighting II

Post Production II

Production Project III: Short Film

Technology and Futures

Screenwriting lI

Screen and Genre Studies

Production Project lV: TVC/Integration

Producing II

Directing II: Mise en scene

Popular Culture

Production Project V: Specialised Project

Professional Development

International Cinema

Post Production III

Production Project VI: Graduate Project

Diploma

Diploma of Film and Television

CRICOS 058465K NSW; 058500A VIC; 067252D QLD

Bachelor

Bachelor of Creative Arts (Film and Television) CRICOS 058461C NSW; 058498A VIC; 067254B QLD

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Student matters

Student Visas

Whilst JMC Academy is able to provide some visa information, we strongly suggest you contact the Australian diplomatic mission in your country or one of our agent representatives. For information regarding visa eligibility and general visa procedures, please visit www.immi.gov.au/students prior to applying to study. Any school-aged dependants accompanying students to Australia may be required to pay full fees if they are enrolled in either a government or non-government school.

Welfare arrangements for under 18s

International students who will not be 18-year-of-age at the time their course starts must make necessary welfare arrangements to satisfy their visa conditions.

Please see www.jmcacademy.edu.au/international/

Apply/Under-18s.cfm for more information.

Health Cover

You are required to obtain health cover for yourself and accompanying family members for the duration of your student visa. JMC Academy can purchase Overseas Student Health Cover on your behalf. JMC Academy’s key provider is NIB. See www.nib.com.au for more information.

Accommodation and Living Expenses

The cost of living in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane depends largely on lifestyle, choice of accommodation and social life. As a general guide, students can expect to spend an average of AU$390 per week on rent, food, and public transport. This does not allow for entertainment, study, private transport, utilities, or clothing costs. Whilst accommodation is not available on campus, our International Services staff can suggest suitable accommodation services within reasonable proximity to each campus.

Working in Australia

The Australian Government allows international students to be employed for up to 40 hours per fortnight, though JMC recommends no more than 32 hours per fortnight. Further information is available at www.immi.gov.au/students.

International Student Orientation and Support

A student orientation is organized at the beginning of each intake, encouraging interaction with students from other disciplines. Students will be given a tour of the local area, including access to important facilities.

Text Books and Equipment

Students are required to purchase textbooks and equipment as required for their course. You will be given a list of requirements at the time of enrolment.

Resource Centre

All JMC Academy campuses are equipped with Resource Centres that are staffed by qualified librarians who can also provide academic and student support.

JMC Academy students also have access to the online journal catalogue Proquest.

Modes of study

All courses are offered full-time and are delivered on JMC Academy premises. Learning opportunities off-campus, such as performances, projects and excursions, may also be provided.

Recognition of Prior Learning

Students may be given Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) or recognition of skills gained in work experience or similar courses. For more information please see www.jmcacademy.edu.au/international/Apply/

Recognition-of-Prior-Learning.cfm

Teaching & Assessment

For information about teaching and assessment at JMC Academy please refer to our website:

www.jmcacademy.edu.au/international/Apply/

Teaching-and-Assessment.cfm

Tuition & Refund

For the latest tuition and refund policies, please refer to our website: www.jmcacademy.edu.au/international/

Apply/Fees.cfm

ESOS Framework – Education Services for Overseas Students

The Australian Government wants overseas students in Australia to have a safe, enjoyable and rewarding place to study. Australia’s laws promote quality education and consumer protection for overseas students. These laws are known as the ESOS framework and they include the Education Services for Overseas (ESOS ) Act 2000 and the National Code. Further information can be found at www.aei.gov.au

Overseas Students Ombudsman

The Overseas Students Ombudsman investigates complaints about problems that overseas students may have with private education and training providers in

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Entry Requirements

International students must meet JMC Academy’s admission criteria and Australia’s international student requirements. These include:

n Proof of English proficiency: minimum IELTS 6.0 overall (with no single band score below 5.5) or equivalent (please refer to page 20 for alternative English language proficiency).

n Evidence of successful completion of a senior Secondary School certificate (transcripts and certificate must be translated and certified).

n Applicants must attend an interview in person or over the phone.

n Applicants must be at least 17 years of age on commencement of studies. Applicants under the age of 18 must have a legal guardian in Australia. In some cases JMC Academy can assist in making suitable welfare arrangements. See page 18 for details.

n Contemporary Music applicants must undertake an audition. Audition videos/online links are accepted for applicants living overseas or interstate. Audition guidelines will be provided upon receipt of application.

n Animation and Game Design students are required to prepare a portfolio of sample work/drawings.

n Payment of AUD150 registration fee. This fee is non- refundable.

n Overseas Student Health Cover must be purchased for the duration of studies. JMC Academy can purchase this on students’ behalf.

Applications will be accepted until two weeks before the course commences, but please note that visa applications can take considerably longer than two weeks to process. Please contact the Australian Embassy in your home country for recommended timeframes for processing your visa application.

Requirements for Alternative Admission

For applicants who have not completed senior high school, entry to a Diploma, upon successful completion of which articulation into a Bachelor Degree program is guaranteed, is based on:

n Evidence of minimum completion of Year 10, or equivalent, with an appropriate VET qualification and/

or relevant industry work experience.

n Written application (with compulsory 200-word statement to assess functional literacy)

n An interview to identify potential difficulties that may impact on learning.

n Demonstrated commitment with satisfactory communication skills sufficient to indicate reasonable likelihood of successful completion of Diploma studies.

n A portfolio of work or performance audition (if applicable) n Applicants must be 17 years or older on

commencement of studies.

n Demonstrated (above average) creative aptitude or expertise pertinent to field of interest.

Application & Enrolment Procedures:

A Step by Step Guide 1. Application Process

Lodge an application on-line via the Apply On-line Now button at www.jmcacademy.edu.au.

You can also contact International Services by email: international@jmc.edu.au or by phone:

+61 3 9624 2929 for an application form.

2. Documentation

The following documentation is required and can be submitted by email (international@jmc.

edu.au) or by post (please send to the Melbourne campus, listed on the back cover):

n Certified and translated (if originals are not in English) copy of school transcripts showing satisfactory completion of senior high school;

n A copy of English test score results, evidencing IELTS 6.0 (with no single band below 5.5) or equivalent (if your English score is not IELTS 6.0 or equivalent we will advise you of your study options);

n Certified copy of your passport;

n Certified copy of study visa, if currently travelling on a visa.

For information on how to certify a document please email international@jmc.edu.au

3. Interview

4. Audition (for Contemporary Music) Portfolio Submission (3D Animation and Game Design)

5. JMC Academy send a Letter of Offer and Invoice

6. Enrolment

To accept an offer of enrolment, you must:

n Complete and sign the Enrolment Form.

n Complete and sign the Enrolment Agreement n Pay enrolment fee of AUD $150.

7. Fees & Health Cover

n Pay first trimester tuition fees.

n Pay compulsory Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) fees or advise JMC if you intend to purchase your own OSHC.

8. JMC Academy will issue an Electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCoE) 9. Apply for your visa

10. Start your creative future at JMC Academy!

How to apply

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English Language Course Pathways

JMC Academy recognises various Australian ELICOS providers’ Academic English courses. Applicants who have successfully completed one of JMC Academy’s Direct Entry Pathway Partner’s English for Academic Purposes (or equivalent) courses to the required standard will be considered eligible without having to take an official language test. Other Australian pre-academic courses will be considered on a case-by-case basis. JMC Academy’s Direct Entry Pathway Partners are listed in the table below.

JMC Academy’s Direct Entry Pathway Partners

PARTNER LOCATION REQUIREMENTS FOR DIRECT ENTRY

Ability Education www.ability.edu.au

Sydney (CRICOS 01530K) Melbourne (CRICOS 03112A)

Ability Education EAP Course with a result of Grade 3 overall, with no band score below 2.

Discover English

www.discoverenglish.com.au

Melbourne (CRICOS 03262J) Successful completion of one of: 5 weeks Advanced EAP OR 5 weeks English Excel OR 10 weeks IELTS Pass A OR CAE program.*

ELS Universal English College www.uec.edu.au

Sydney (CRICOS 00053J) Achievement of a B Grade in EUEC’s AE4 course or an A in the AE3 program.

Embassy CES www.embassyces.com

Sydney (CRICOS 01682E) Melbourne (CRICOS 01160J) Brisbane (CRICOS 01755D)

Successful completion of an Embassy CES EAP 3 program.

Holmes English Language Centre www.holmes.edu.au

Sydney (CRICOS 009526G) Melbourne (CRICOS 00067C) Brisbane, (CRICOS 024348G)

Completion of the HELC EAP program with a result of 60% or higher.

ILSC Education Group www.ilsc.com.au

Brisbane (CRICOS 02137M) Sydney (CRICOS 02753J)

Completion of 12 weeks of any of the following programs: IELTS Mastery Program (Target 6.0), Academic Preparation Program (I4 level), or English Communication Program (I4 level).

Impact English Language College www.impactenglish.cim.au

Melbourne (CRICOS 02995B) IELTS Prep – 10 weeks Advanced OR 10 weeks Upper Intermediate + 5 weeks Advanced; OR FCE/CAE 10 weeks with result of B or higher OR FCE 10 weeks + 5 weeks IELTS Advanced. *#

Kaplan International Colleges www.kaplaninternational.com

Sydney (CRICOS 01165D) Achievement of a 65% pass grade in the EAP 2 program.

Langports English Language College www.langports.com

Brisbane (CRICOS 02630J) Achievement of a 65% pass in the EAP program.

Navitas English www.navitasenglish.com

Sydney (CRICOS 03106K) Brisbane (CRICOS 03106K)

Achievement of a Pass in the Academic English Level 3 program

Sarina Russo English www.russo.qld.edu.au

Brisbane (CRICOS 00607B) Completion of EAP 2, or the BEEP program for UNIPATH students.

Shafston International College www.shafston.edu

Brisbane (CRICOS 01542F) Achievement of A grade in IELTS B program, and/or result of 60% or higher in Shafston’s Internal Test of Academic English.

Sydney English Language College www.selc.com.au

Sydney (CRICOS 00051M) Completion of EAP Lower Advanced with an average overall score of 70%.

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Alternative English Language Proficiency

JMC Academy also recognizes the following as having satisfied the normal English proficiency requirements for admission to our courses subject to demonstrating competence in the interview that forms part of the application process. These should have been completed within the last two years:

n Completion of one year of full-time university study in an English-speaking country or where the language of instruction was English

n Completion of one year of full-time study in a tertiary education program in Australia where the minimum entry requirement was evidenced to be an overall IELTS band score of not less than 5.5 (or equivalent) n Completion of the final two years of senior high

school in an English-speaking country or where the language of instruction was English

n Country-specific alternatives. Please refer to the table on the right. These alternatives are reviewed at the time of application.

COUNTRY ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS Brunei GCE A Levels: C Grade or better in the

General Paper Denmark B level English

Finland Completion of high school with grade of 8 in English unit

Germany Minimum English score of 3.0 in English Hong Kong HKDSE: L3 in English OR HKALE levels:

C pass in English OR English Level 4 International

Baccalaureate (IB)

Minimum English A2 at Higher Level

Macau, SAR GCE A Levels: C6 or better in the General Paper

Malaysia GCE A Levels: C Grade or better in the General Paper or SPM English (1119) C6 Mauritius GCE A Levels: C6 or better in the

General Paper

Netherlands Overall score of at least 7 in English

Norway IEC - 4 or higher

Sweden English grade VG

Tertiary Preparation Pathway

Students who have not successfully completed senior high school before admission to JMC Academy may enrol in a formal academic pathway. Students who complete a Certificate IV in Tertiary Preparation at one of the Navitas centres below will meet JMC’s academic entry requirement. Students will still need to meet other course-specific admissions requirements.

The locations for Navitas study are:

Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology in association with Deakin University (CRICOS 01590J) Queensland Institute of Business and Technology in association with Griffith University (CRICOS 01737F) Sydney Institute of Business and Technology in

association with Macquarie University (CRICOS 01576G)

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SYDNEY 561 Harris Street

Ultimo NSW 2007 Australia P: +61 2 8241 8899 CRICOS Provider Number: 01259J

MELBOURNE 171 Bank Street

South Melbourne VIC 3205 Australia P: +61 3 9624 2929

CRICOS Provider Number: 02386E

BRISBANE 75 Grey Street

South Brisbane QLD 4101 Australia P: +61 7 3360 4500

CRICOS Provider Number: 03068M

www.jmcacademy.edu.au/international international@jmc.edu.au

P: +61 3 9624 2929

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Institut Ranke-Heinemann Institut Ranke-Heinemann Institut Ranke-Heinemann Türkenstr. 70 Grindelallee 91/ Martin-Luther-King-Platz 1 Theresiengasse 32 80799 München 20146 Hamburg 1180 Wien Deutschland Deutschland Österreich Tel.: 0049-89-80954030 Tel.: 0049-40-43091358 Tel.: 0043-1-4060224 muenchen@ranke-heinemann.de hamburg@ranke-heinemann.de wien@ranke-heinemann.de www.ranke-heinemann.de www.ranke-heinemann.de www.ranke-heinemann.at

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