Taylors College
Taylors College is a well-established college in Australia and New Zealand.
Taylors provides specialised programs in university preparation and secondary school education. With over 90 years' experience in the education industry, Taylors provides the academic foundation for university study.
Ever since Mr George Taylor established the first college in Melbourne in 1920, Taylors have continued to follow his vision: that education is the key to future success in life.
Taylors' aim is to enable students to enter the degree program they choose, at the university of their choice, so that they can have the career they want.
This philosophy, combined with expertise, has enabled Taylors to evolve into one of Australia and New Zealand's leading university preparation establishments.
Provider CRICOS: 01682E
Taylors provides specialised programs in university preparation and secondary school education. With over 90 years' experience in the education industry, Taylors provides the academic foundation for university study.
Ever since Mr George Taylor established the first college in Melbourne in 1920, Taylors have continued to follow his vision: that education is the key to future success in life.
Taylors' aim is to enable students to enter the degree program they choose, at the university of their choice, so that they can have the career they want.
This philosophy, combined with expertise, has enabled Taylors to evolve into one of Australia and New Zealand's leading university preparation establishments.
Provider CRICOS: 01682E
This provider is accredited to deliver courses to international students, (CRICOS code 01682E)
Entry requirements for Taylors College
Year 12 or equivalent, with pass in relevant academic subjects; or Tertiary Preparation Program (Cert IV); or Foundation Program offered by an accredited institution; or mature age entry (21) with employment background.
English Language Requirements: IELTS 6.0 (no band less than 5.5) or equivalent.
English Language Requirements: IELTS 6.0 (no band less than 5.5) or equivalent.
Taylors College is a well-established college in Australia and New Zealand.
Taylors provides specialised programs in university preparation and secondary school education. With over 90 years' experience in the education industry, Taylors provides the academic foundation for university study.
Ever since Mr George Taylor established the first college in Melbourne in 1920, Taylors have continued to follow his vision: that education is the key to future success in life.
Taylors' aim is to enable students to enter the degree program they choose, at the university of their choice, so that they can have the career they want.
This philosophy, combined with expertise, has enabled Taylors to evolve into one of Australia and New Zealand's leading university preparation establishments.
Provider CRICOS: 01682E
Taylors provides specialised programs in university preparation and secondary school education. With over 90 years' experience in the education industry, Taylors provides the academic foundation for university study.
Ever since Mr George Taylor established the first college in Melbourne in 1920, Taylors have continued to follow his vision: that education is the key to future success in life.
Taylors' aim is to enable students to enter the degree program they choose, at the university of their choice, so that they can have the career they want.
This philosophy, combined with expertise, has enabled Taylors to evolve into one of Australia and New Zealand's leading university preparation establishments.
Provider CRICOS: 01682E
This provider is accredited to deliver courses to international students, (CRICOS code 01682E)
Entry requirements for Taylors College
Year 12 or equivalent, with pass in relevant academic subjects; or Tertiary Preparation Program (Cert IV); or Foundation Program offered by an accredited institution; or mature age entry (21) with employment background.
English Language Requirements: IELTS 6.0 (no band less than 5.5) or equivalent.
English Language Requirements: IELTS 6.0 (no band less than 5.5) or equivalent.
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