Supreme Business College Pty Ltd (CRICOS 02028E)

Provider Type: Private Institution

Supreme Business College Pty Ltd is classified as a Private CRICOS-registered provider. In the Australian education system, 'Private' means the institution is independently owned and operated, as opposed to Government providers which include public universities, TAFEs, and government schools. Private colleges often offer specialised vocational courses, shorter programs, and flexible intake dates. They can be an excellent choice for students looking for hands-on training in specific industries, with smaller class sizes and a focus on job-ready skills. Supreme Business College Pty Ltd's capacity is 1,300 students, indicating a medium-sized college that can provide personalised attention. As with all CRICOS providers, this institution must meet strict Australian standards for teaching, facilities, and student support.

Delivery Locations

Supreme Business College Pty Ltd delivers courses in two major Australian cities: Melbourne and Sydney. The specific delivery locations are:

• **Melbourne**: Level 7 & 8, 628 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000. Located in the heart of Melbourne's central business district, this campus is well-served by public transport including trains, trams, and buses. Melbourne has a large student population with over 200,000 international students and over 170 CRICOS-registered providers. The cost of living in Melbourne is around AUD 400-550 per week for rent, groceries, and transport (indicative only).
• **Sydney**: Supreme Business College (George Street) (RTO Operations), Sydney NSW 2000; and Supreme Business College (Goulburn), Sydney NSW 2000. Both are in Sydney's central business district, close to major transport hubs like Town Hall and Central stations. Sydney is Australia's largest city and a top study destination with over 1,500 CRICOS providers and more than 200,000 international students. Indicative weekly living costs in Sydney are AUD 450-600.

Courses by Level

Supreme Business College Pty Ltd offers 30 active courses across the following CRICOS course levels:

• **Certificate II**: Entry-level vocational training in fields like business and IT.
• **Certificate III**: Intermediate skills in areas such as business administration and information technology.
• **Certificate IV**: Advanced vocational qualifications that can lead to supervisory roles; popular in management, IT, and education support.
• **Diploma**: Broad qualifications providing practical skills in management, business, IT, and community services.
• **Advanced Diploma**: Higher-level vocational training, often equivalent to the first year of a bachelor's degree, in management and commerce.

No bachelor or master degrees are offered. The college focuses on vocational education, preparing students for direct entry into the workforce or articulation into universities.

Fields of Education

Supreme Business College Pty Ltd provides courses in the following broad ASCED fields:

• **08 - Management and Commerce**: This is the largest field, including business management, accounting, marketing, and human resources. Many diplomas and advanced diplomas are in this area.
• **02 - Information Technology**: Courses in IT, such as network security, programming, and systems administration, from Certificate II to Diploma level.
• **07 - Education**: Includes education support qualifications like Certificate IV in School Based Education Support, preparing students for roles in schools.
• **09 - Society and Culture**: Diplomas in community services, social work, and related areas.

These fields align with Australia's skills needs and offer strong job prospects in growing industries.

Student Visa Context

International students enrolled in CRICOS-registered courses at Supreme Business College Pty Ltd are eligible to apply for a Student visa (Subclass 500). Key requirements include:

• **Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE)**: You must demonstrate a genuine intention to stay in Australia temporarily for study.
• **Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)**: Mandatory health insurance for the duration of your visa.
• **English language proficiency**: Typically IELTS 5.5 or equivalent for vocational courses.
• **Financial capacity**: Proof you can cover tuition fees, living costs (at least AUD 21,041 per year), travel, and dependent expenses.
• **Enrolment**: You need a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) from the provider.

For more detailed visa information, see our [Student visa guide](/visa/student-visa-subclass-500). Note that HeadStart Academy does not provide migration advice; consult a registered MARA agent or the Department of Home Affairs.

How to Apply to Supreme Business College Pty Ltd

Follow these three steps to enrol as an international student:

1. **Research CRICOS-registered providers**: Use HeadStart Academy to filter courses at Supreme Business College Pty Ltd by field, level, and city. Compare course details, entry requirements, and approximate fees on the official CRICOS register. 2. **Apply directly to your chosen institution**: Submit an application to Supreme Business College Pty Ltd. You’ll need to meet entry requirements (e.g., academic background, English test scores like IELTS or PTE), and provide documents such as transcripts and passport. Check their website [www.academies.edu.au](http://www.academies.edu.au) for application deadlines and intake dates. 3. **Receive your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) and apply for your Student visa**: Once accepted, the college will issue a CoE. Use this to apply for a Student visa (Subclass 500) online via the Department of Home Affairs. Prepare for GTE requirements, OSHC, and financial evidence.

CRICOS Verification

Always verify the current CRICOS registration status of Supreme Business College Pty Ltd by visiting the official register at [cricos.teqsa.gov.au](https://cricos.teqsa.gov.au) and searching for provider code **02028E**. Registration status can change — institutions may have conditions, suspensions, or cancellations. As of April 2026, this provider is registered with capacity for 1,300 students and 30 active courses.

Studying in Melbourne vs Sydney: What to Consider

Supreme Business College Pty Ltd operates in both Melbourne and Sydney, two of Australia's most popular student cities. Here are some factors to help you choose:

• **Cost of Living**: Melbourne is generally slightly cheaper than Sydney. Indicative weekly rent for a one-bedroom apartment in the city centre: Melbourne AUD 400-550, Sydney AUD 500-700. Groceries and transport are comparable.
• **Student Community**: Melbourne has a vibrant arts and café culture, with a large international student population. Sydney offers iconic beaches, a diverse multicultural environment, and a bigger job market.
• **Public Transport**: Both cities have extensive train, bus, and tram networks. Melbourne's free tram zone in the CBD can reduce costs. Sydney's Opal card system caps weekly fares.
• **Opportunities**: Sydney has a stronger financial services sector; Melbourne excels in technology, education, and creative industries.

Consider your budget, lifestyle preferences, and career goals when choosing a campus location.

Ready to study at Supreme Business College Pty Ltd? Browse our course listings or contact the institution directly via their website [www.academies.edu.au](http://www.academies.edu.au) for application details.

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