Institution name

Endeavour College of Natural Health

Institution type

Private Institution

CRICOS provider code

01534F(VIC); 02492C(WA); 00231G(QLD); 03132G(NSW); 03150F(SA)

Open day information

15-Jul-10 at 11.00 - 14.00

Contact address for international enquiries

170 Wellington Street
EAST PERTH 6004

Telephone

+61 (0) 3 9655 9543

Venue / office name

Brisbane Campus

Address

362 Water Street
Fortitude Valley
FORTITUDE VALLEY
Queensland
4006

Venue description

This campus is situated on a peaceful leafy two-hectare site, just two km from Brisbane's central business district. It has parking and is close to public transport (train and bus) and near one of Brisbane's premier restaurant and night-life zones in Fortitude Valley. The campus facilities include modern, air-conditioned lecture rooms, a library equipped with an extensive range of natural medicine texts and periodicals, internet access, models, charts and videos, a bookshop, student Natural Medicine clinic and dispensary as well as a cafe with organic, vegetarian and gluten-free options.

Telephone number

+61 (0) 7 3257 1883

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Located outside Australia

No

Accommodation details

The college arranges a wide variety of accommodation options, they include temporary, permanent, homestay and private boarding hostels. Temporary accommodation can be arranged for a period of one week. This will be hotel style accommodation. The cost ranges $100 - $150 AUD per night. Homestay involves the student living with an Australian family. The cost generally includes two meals (breakfast and dinner) during the week and three meals on the weekends. Rooms may be single or shared and costs vary accordingly. The cost ranges from $220-$300AUD per week. Private Boarding Hostels are available for both tertiary and non-tertiary students. Facilities include shared bathroom and kitchen so that students can prepare their own meals. For newcomers to the country, living in a hostel is a good way to meet other students in a comfortable study environment. The cost ranges from $150 - $200AUD per week. Share Accommodation is available through advertisements on student notice boards and in sections of the local newspapers for one or more people to share a house or flat, often where a lease has already been taken out. This often suits students once they have been in the country for some time and are comfortable with their new country's living arrangements. The cost ranges from $90 to $150AUD per week. Rental Accommodation, as with share accommodation, units, flats, single bedsitters and even houses are available through Real Estate agents. These are normally unfurnished. One month's rent in advance is usually charged plus a bond (or security deposit) prior to signing a lease agreement. The cost ranges from $200 - $300AUD per week.

Venue / office name

Melbourne Campus

Address

368 Elizabeth Street
MELBOURNE
Victoria
3000

Venue description

This campus is located in the heart of the city, close to public transport, as well as Melbourne's famous shopping and restaurant districts, cinemas and entertainment. The campus is located on the corner of Elizabeth St. and La Trobe across from Central Station. The campus facilities include modern, air-conditioned lecture rooms, a library equipped with an extensive range of natural medicine texts and periodicals, internet access, models, charts and videos, as well as a College-based natural medicine clinic and dispensary. A handful of international students attend from countries such as Japan, Greece, India, Chile and the United Kingdom to name a few and they enjoy the busy city and culture that Melbourne offers.

Telephone number

+61 (0) 3 9662 9911

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Located outside Australia

No

Accommodation details

The college arranges a wide variety of accommodation options, they include temporary, permanent, homestay and private boarding hostels. Temporary accommodation can be arranged for a period of one week. This will be hotel style accommodation. The cost ranges $100 - $150 AUD per night. Homestay involves the student living with an Australian family. The cost generally includes two meals (breakfast and dinner) during the week and three meals on the weekends. Rooms may be single or shared and costs vary accordingly. The cost ranges from $220-$300AUD per week. Private Boarding Hostels are available for both tertiary and non-tertiary students. Facilities include shared bathroom and kitchen so that students can prepare their own meals. For newcomers to the country, living in a hostel is a good way to meet other students in a comfortable study environment. The cost ranges from $150 - $200AUD per week. Share Accommodation is available through advertisements on student notice boards and in sections of the local newspapers for one or more people to share a house or flat, often where a lease has already been taken out. This often suits students once they have been in the country for some time and are comfortable with their new country's living arrangements. The cost ranges from $90 to $150AUD per week. Rental Accommodation, as with share accommodation, units, flats, single bedsitters and even houses are available through Real Estate agents. These are normally unfurnished. One month's rent in advance is usually charged plus a bond (or security deposit) prior to signing a lease agreement. The cost ranges from $200 - $300AUD per week.