Course level
Senior Secondary Certificate Of Education courses in Australia
Every CRICOS-registered senior secondary certificate of education course delivered to international students in Australia, organised by state and city. Sourced from the official CRICOS register.
Senior Secondary Certificate Of Education (Years 11–12, typically ages 16–18) is the school-leaver qualification used for entry into Australian universities, TAFEs and registered private colleges. State certificates include the HSC (NSW), VCE (VIC), QCE (QLD), SACE (SA), WACE (WA), TCE (TAS), NTCET (NT) and ACT Senior Secondary Certificate.
8 state & territory pages
0 city pages
8 total senior secondary certificate of education guides
Data: CRICOS register, April 2026
About Senior Secondary Certificate Of Education courses in Australia
Career outcomes
Senior secondary certificates (HSC, VCE, QCE, SACE, WACE, TCE, NTCET, ACT) are the main school-leaver pathway into Australian universities and many TAFEs.
Popular providers
CRICOS-registered secondary schools and senior colleges. Compare subject offerings for your intended university course prerequisites.
Duration & indicative fees
Typically Years 11–12 (about two years). Some students package Year 10 entry.
Registration & regulation
State curriculum authorities set assessment rules. University entry uses ATAR or equivalent — international students should confirm prerequisite subjects early.
Last reviewed: 29 August 2026. Data: CRICOS register, April 2026.
Senior Secondary Certificate Of Education by state & territory 8
Frequently asked questions
What AQF level is a Senior Secondary Certificate Of Education?
Senior Secondary Certificate Of Education is a recognised Australian schooling or qualification pathway for international students. Browse the linked state and city guides for CRICOS-registered options.
Can international students study a Senior Secondary Certificate Of Education in Australia?
Yes — if the specific course appears on CRICOS and you hold a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) from a registered provider. You will also need to meet Student visa (Subclass 500), OSHC and Genuine Student requirements.
How do I choose a Senior Secondary Certificate Of Education provider?
Compare CRICOS course codes, duration weeks, indicative fees, delivery city, and any professional accreditation you need. Start with the state or city pages linked below, then open individual course and provider profiles.