Seventh-day Adventist Schools (Greater Sydney) Ltd (CRICOS provider code 02622J) is a private CRICOS-registered provider offering 3 active courses to international students. With a registered capacity of 175 students, this provider operates under trading names including Hills Adventist College, Hurstville Adventist School, Macarthur Adventist College, Mountain View Adventist College, Wahroonga Adventist School, and Sydney Adventist School - Auburn. The provider specialises in school-level education across multiple campuses in New South Wales. All courses are registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS), ensuring they meet Australian Government standards for international education. As of April 2026, Australia has over 1,500 CRICOS-registered providers offering more than 26,000 courses to international students. This profile helps you explore what Seventh-day Adventist Schools (Greater Sydney) Ltd offers, its delivery locations, and how to apply.
Seventh-day Adventist Schools (Greater Sydney) Ltd is classified as a 'Private' provider on the CRICOS register. In the CRICOS context, 'Private' refers to institutions that are independently owned and operated, as opposed to government-run public institutions such as public universities, TAFE colleges, and government schools. Private providers include private colleges, language schools, and independent faith-based schools. For international students, choosing a private provider often means smaller class sizes, specialised curricula, and a strong community focus. However, it is important to verify that any private provider you consider is CRICOS-registered, as only registered providers can lawfully enrol international students in Australia. The ESOS Act (Education Services for Overseas Students) provides protections for students at all CRICOS-registered institutions, including private ones. Seventh-day Adventist Schools (Greater Sydney) Ltd meets these standards, delivering school-level education under the Adventist education philosophy.
Seventh-day Adventist Schools (Greater Sydney) Ltd delivers courses across multiple campuses in New South Wales, primarily in the Greater Sydney region. Each campus offers school-level programs for international students. Below are the delivery locations listed on the CRICOS register:
These campuses are spread across suburbs including North Kellyville, Castle Hill, Hurstville, Macquarie Fields, Doonside, Auburn, and Wahroonga. Each location provides students with access to local amenities and public transport. For example, Castle Hill has a metro station connecting to Sydney CBD, while Hurstville is a major hub on the South Coast Line. Living costs vary by suburb; as a guide, weekly rent for a room in Sydney ranges from $250-$500, groceries around $80-$150, and public transport approximately $30-$50. These figures are indicative only.
Seventh-day Adventist Schools (Greater Sydney) Ltd offers 3 active courses on the CRICOS register, all at school-level study levels:
No certificate, diploma, bachelor, or master's level courses are offered. International students can enrol in these school programs on a student visa (Subclass 500) if they meet age requirements. The provider's capacity of 175 students ensures relatively small cohorts, which can enhance individual attention. Each course is designed to integrate academic learning with values-based education rooted in the Adventist tradition.
The courses offered by Seventh-day Adventist Schools (Greater Sydney) Ltd fall under the broad ASCED field '12 - Mixed Field Programmes'. This field encompasses general education programs that combine multiple subject areas rather than specialising in a single field. In practice, school-level education includes English, mathematics, science, history, geography, languages, arts, physical education, and religious studies. These programs are designed to provide a well-rounded foundation for further study or vocational pathways. International students should note that while the field is broad, the school curriculum in NSW is structured and accredited by the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA). This ensures that graduates are eligible for the HSC and can apply to Australian universities.
International students enrolling in CRICOS-registered courses at Seventh-day Adventist Schools (Greater Sydney) Ltd typically require a Student visa (Subclass 500). This visa allows full-time study in Australia. Key requirements include:
For school-level students under 18, welfare arrangements such as guardian accommodation or school-approved care must be in place. Some students may also need a Student Guardian visa (Subclass 590) if a parent accompanies them. Always check the Department of Home Affairs website or consult a registered migration agent (MARA) for personalised advice. For more details, see our <a href="/visa/student-visa-subclass-500">Student Visa Subclass 500 guide</a>.
Follow these three steps to apply:
**1. Research CRICOS-registered providers** – Use HeadStart Academy's course search to filter by course level (Primary, Junior Secondary, Senior Secondary), field (Mixed Field Programmes), and city (e.g., Castle Hill, Hurstville). Compare Seventh-day Adventist Schools (Greater Sydney) Ltd with other providers in NSW. Remember, only CRICOS-registered providers can enrol international students — verify all providers on the official register.
**2. Apply directly to your chosen institution** – Contact the school's admissions office via their website www.greatersydney.adventist.edu.au. Prepare required documents: academic transcripts, English test scores (if applicable), passport copy, and guardian details (for students under 18). Check application deadlines – these vary by campus and intake (usually Term 1 in January). The school will assess your eligibility and may request an interview.
**3. Receive your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) and apply for your Student visa** – Once accepted, the school issues a CoE. Use this to apply for a Student visa (Subclass 500) online via the Department of Home Affairs. Pay the visa fee, arrange OSHC, and attend a biometrics appointment if asked. Processing times vary – apply early. For visa help, see our <a href="/visa/student-visa-subclass-500">student visa guide</a> or consult a MARA agent.
Always confirm the CRICOS registration status of any provider before applying. Seventh-day Adventist Schools (Greater Sydney) Ltd is registered under provider code 02622J. To verify, visit the official CRICOS register at cricos.teqsa.gov.au and search for this code. Registration status may change; as of 1 April 2026, this provider is registered with 3 active courses and a capacity of 175 students. HeadStart Academy updates its data from the official register, but we recommend double-checking. All institutions and courses listed on HeadStart Academy are CRICOS-registered, ensuring you receive the protections of the ESOS Act. If the provider loses registration, students may be affected – so verification is crucial.
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Seventh-day Adventist Schools (Greater Sydney) Ltd (CRICOS 02622J) is a Private provider in Epping, NSW with 3 currently non-expired CRICOS courses [CRICOS register, Apr 2026].
Example course from the register: Junior Secondary (Years 7 to 10) (CRICOS 053664K) is listed at 203 weeks with tuition A$72,400 and estimated total A$80,800 [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].