Gills College Australia has a dedicated team who understand the study journey
that you are taking and they are ready and willing to help you.

Our average class size is around 25 – large enough for the exchange of ideas, but small enough for everyone to be heard. Subjects are delivered over 10 week periods. Each subject has clear aims and a timeframe short enough to maintain dynamic, and well-planned study.

New timetables are emailed to all students approximately two weeks prior to each term. Study at Gills College Australia is designed to allow time out for other important aspects of your life. Classes are usually held over 3 days, so you have some time out for extra study, work experience, or a casual job.

The Student Room is available for students to relax during their study breaks and includes the following facilities:

  • Microwave ovens
  • Refrigerator
  • Filtered water
  • Computers for personal use
Every term, Gills College Australia organises a special event for students. In the past we have enjoyed Melbourne Cup, Worksafe Week, Easter and Christmas activities.

We promote bring your own device policy here at GCA. You are welcome to make use of our free wi-fi.

There is an orientation session for new students prior to the beginning of each term. This is an opportunity to meet our administration staff and to introduce you to the College and its facilities. At orientation our students receive their individual, comprehensive orientation pack, information on their class timetable, student ID card, health insurance card (for international students) and a transport concession card (Smart Rider for Perth only) that gives you a discount on all train, bus and ferry fares.

Gills College Australia provides, or will arrange, counselling and pastoral care for our students in the following areas:

  • Study skills
  • Education information
  • Applications for further study
  • Information on overseas student health cover and international students’ obligations with respect to overseas visa conditions
  • Personal, emotional and cultural issues