Holmesglen Institute (CRICOS provider code 00012G) is a government CRICOS-registered provider offering 43 active courses to international students. As a public TAFE and higher education institution in Victoria, Holmesglen delivers vocational and degree programs across multiple campuses in Melbourne’s south-east, with a capacity for 4,575 enrolled students. Courses span fields from Information Technology to Health and Creative Arts, with study levels ranging from Certificate II to Bachelor degree. HeadStart Academy sources all data from the official CRICOS register (April 2026), ensuring accuracy. Every CRICOS-registered provider, including Holmesglen, is protected by the ESOS Act, guaranteeing international students receive quality education and consumer rights. Whether you seek a trade qualification or a university pathway, Holmesglen offers practical training and strong industry connections. Read on to explore its locations, course levels, and step-by-step application process.
In Australia, 'Government' as an institution type indicates that the provider is publicly funded by a state or territory government. This includes public universities, TAFE institutes, and government schools. For Holmesglen Institute, being a government TAFE means it is part of Victoria’s public vocational education system, offering subsidised training to domestic students and full-fee programs to international students. Government providers are subject to rigorous quality standards under the ESOS Act and the National Code of Practice for Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students. They often have extensive industry partnerships, modern facilities, and articulation pathways to higher education. For international students, studying at a government provider like Holmesglen signals a stable, well-resourced institution with a track record of student support. However, HeadStart Academy does not provide migration advice; always consult a registered MARA agent for visa-specific questions.
Holmesglen Institute delivers courses at four main locations in Victoria. Each campus offers different facilities and proximity to student amenities. Melbourne City campus is at 206 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, in the central business district. Chadstone Campus is located at the Chadstone shopping precinct, CHADSTONE VIC 3148. Moorabbin Campus serves the south-east, at Moorabbin VIC 3189, and has strong connections to local industries. Waverley Campus is in Glen Waverley VIC 3150. Each campus is accessible by public transport: Melbourne campus via trains and trams, Chadstone via bus and the future SkyRail, Moorabbin via train, and Glen Waverley via train station. Melbourne’s estimated weekly living costs for a single student range from A$450–600 for rent, A$80–150 for groceries, and A$40–60 for public transport. These are indicative only and vary by lifestyle.
Holmesglen Institute offers 43 active CRICOS-registered courses spanning multiple Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) levels. At the vocational side, students can enrol in Certificate II (1 course), Certificate III (multiple), Certificate IV, and Diploma programs across trades, business, and health. Advanced Diplomas and Associate Degrees provide deeper specialisation, while Bachelor Degrees (including in Business, IT, and Design) offer university-level study. Non-AQF Award courses are also available for specific industry certifications. This breadth means a student can start with a Certificate II and progress to a Bachelor degree, often with credit transfers. For example, a Diploma in Nursing can lead to a Bachelor of Nursing. Check the CRICOS register for the exact list of courses and levels currently offered. Holmesglen’s course portfolio is designed to meet workforce needs in Victoria, particularly in construction, healthcare, and technology.
Holmesglen Institute covers eight broad fields of education as classified by the Australian Standard Classification of Education (ASCED). These are: 09 - Society and Culture (e.g., social sciences, legal studies), 10 - Creative Arts (graphic design, music, visual arts), 07 - Education (early childhood, vocational teaching), 08 - Management and Commerce (business, accounting, marketing), 01 - Natural and Physical Sciences (laboratory technology), 02 - Information Technology (cybersecurity, programming), 06 - Health (nursing, aged care, dental), and 04 - Architecture and Building (construction, carpentry, building surveying). This diverse range allows international students to find programs aligned with their career goals, from trades to professional degrees. Each field has industry-specific facilities: for example, the Building and Construction Centre at Moorabbin and the Health Skills Lab at Waverley. Note that not all fields are offered at every location; students should verify campus availability when choosing a course.
International students enrolling in CRICOS-registered courses at Holmesglen Institute require a Student visa (Subclass 500). This visa requires you to meet the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) criterion, demonstrate English language proficiency (e.g., IELTS 5.5 for VET courses, 6.0 for degrees), show financial capacity to cover tuition and living costs, and hold Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). Holmesglen may issue a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) once you accept an offer, which you need for the visa application. You can also bring dependants (partner/children) on the same visa. The ESOS Act protects your tuition fees through the Tuition Protection Service (TPS). For detailed visa requirements, see our Student Visa Subclass 500 guide. HeadStart Academy is not a migration agent; consult the Department of Home Affairs or a MARA-registered agent for personalised advice.
Follow these three steps to start your study journey at Holmesglen Institute. 1. Research CRICOS-registered providers: Use the CRICOS register or HeadStart Academy to find courses at Holmesglen by level, field, and location. Check entry requirements, including English scores and academic qualifications. 2. Apply directly to your chosen institution: Visit holmesglen.edu.au to submit an online application. You may need to provide certified copies of transcripts, passport, and English test results. Holmesglen will assess your eligibility and issue a Letter of Offer. 3. Receive your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) and apply for your Student visa (Subclass 500): Accept the offer and pay the required deposit to receive your CoE. Use this to apply for your visa online via the Department of Home Affairs. Ensure you maintain OSHC and meet GTE requirements. HeadStart Academy provides guidance but not visa lodgement assistance.
Always confirm an institution’s CRICOS registration status directly on the official register at cricos.teqsa.gov.au. Holmesglen Institute’s provider code is 00012G, and its courses are registered under that code. As of April 2026, Holmesglen has 43 active courses. Registration status can change – for example, if a course is suspended or a provider loses registration. The CRICOS register is the only authoritative source. HeadStart Academy updates data quarterly but recommends double-checking before applying. Australia has 1,556 CRICOS-registered providers offering 26,433 courses (April 2026). All listed institutions are subject to ESOS Act protections, so you can study with confidence.
Ready to study at Holmesglen? Browse courses on the CRICOS register or visit the institute’s website to apply.
Holmesglen Institute (CRICOS 00012G) is a Government provider in Holmesglen, VIC with 43 currently non-expired CRICOS courses [CRICOS register, Apr 2026].
Example course from the register: Pathway English - Intermediate - Advanced (CRICOS 0102054) is listed at 22 weeks with tuition A$9,240 and estimated total A$9,525 [CRICOS register, Apr 2026].
Important: This page is general information only and not migration advice. For Student visa (Subclass 500) evidence requirements and current financial settings, verify directly with the Department of Home Affairs [checked 2026-08-21].