There are a range of accommodation options for you when you come to Sydney to study with us.

We have an accommodation officer who can help you choose the best option for your short stay in Sydney. Your options are:

• a home-stay in the suburbs (with a family)

• an apartment in the city centre (an apartment is called a 'unit' in Australian English or a 'flat' in British English, but everyone will know what you mean if you say any of them), or in the suburbs

• a student residence in an inner city suburb

 

Each will have its advantages. It depends on what you want. If you want to be surrounded by friends from your school or other schools/ universities, then a student residence is great. If you want to be immersed into a family of English speakers in a suburb, a home-stay is what you need. If you want to be by yourself or share with others in an apartment for self-supporting or more 'grown-up' living, rent a room or an apartment. This last option is the more expensive but for older students is often preferred.

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We can help you find accommodation or you can find your own before you travel to Sydney. Just contact us and we'll put you in touch with our accommodation officer to give you some options. If you'd prefer to find your own accommodation, or even just to look around and check out what is available, where, and at what cost, here are a few links to help you:

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