Thursday, November 21, 2024

IATC Quiz questions and answers

Only data which is accurate and current should be selected True

Official government websites are not usually useful  False

Knowledge of search engines’ filtering techniques is essential  True

Written procedures ensuring full compliance with contract requirements are part of Quality assurance

The student counsellor should know how to gather data and then collate and sort it into Useful information

The student counsellor could work with data, statistics and Information

Cultural differences rarely affect communication False

Questions can clarify course information, living arrangements, etc True

Communication depends on language proficiency True

The student counsellor should use the organisational systems True

Risk management means waiting for risks to go away themselves False

Good time management requires planning True

What qualification do Year Twelve students receive when they graduate from senior secondary school? Senior Secondary Certificate of Education

Australia’s Temporary Graduate visa allows international students to work and live in Australia for how long after graduation?  18 months to 4 years

In addition to tuition, what expenses do students need to consider when budgeting? Select all that apply. Accommodations,  Food, Entertainment and recreation

Students can open an Australian bank account before they arrive in Australia. True

Match the course with the correct statement.

Courses that are ideal for students who don’t meet academic admissions requirements

  • Foundation studies


Courses that focus on practical and technical skills for specific occupations

  • VET


Courses that focus on analysis, research, problem-solving, and knowledge development

  • University bachelor's degree


Courses that focus on advanced scholarship and may include a thesis

  • University master's degree (research)


University degree courses often have higher tuition fees than VET courses. True

What are some common reasons why a student’s visa may be rejected? Select all that apply. Failure to meet the GTE requirement,  Failure to provide proof of financial capacity

What is Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)? Health insurance that covers international students for basic health services in Australia

VET courses and university degree courses have the same admissions requirements. False

Australian tertiary education is divided into which two sectors? Select all that apply. Vocational Education Training (VET),  Higher education (including universities)

International students need ATAR scores to be admitted to an Australian university. False

Australia’s cities are among the safest in the world. True

Australian tertiary education is highly regulated by the Australian government. True

When can students apply for their student visa? As soon as they have their CoE

Amir received a conditional offer from an Australian institution. What does this mean? Amir will be admitted as long as he fulfills the requirements in his offer letter

Scholarships are not available to international students. False

What are some of the documents students require for admittance to an undergraduate degree course at an Australian university? Select all that apply. An Australian Senior Secondary Certificate of Education, or their home country’s equivalent,  Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) assessment,  English language requirements

What’s the most common post-study visa option for students? Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485)

Which level of government is responsible for overseeing public education in Australia? State and territory government 

Students must ensure the course they’re interested in is registered on: CRICOS 

Students can transfer credits from VET courses to a related bachelor’s degree course. True 

True or False: Students need a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) letter before they can apply for their visa. True 

Match the accommodation type with the correct description. 

A housing option that includes a furnished room, a meal plan, and other services and amenities

On-campus residence


A housing option where students can rent a property that isn’t affiliated with the university either by themselves or with friends

Off-campus accommodation


A housing option that involves living with an Australian host family in their home

Homestay


What is the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) assessment? A questionnaire and interview where students demonstrate they intend to come to Australia for study purposes only 

How many hours per week can undergraduate students work? 40 hours over 14 days or a 2-week period 

Students’ visas are electronically linked to their passport. True

What Australian Government website can be used to manage student visa applications? ImmiAccount



  • Match the state or territory with the correct statement.

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is located here

  • Northern Territory


Sydney is the capital of this state

  • New South Wales


Many of Australia’s government agencies are located here

  • Australian Capital Territory


Perth is a premiere destination for STEM and is located in this state

  • Western Australia


  • What is Vocational and Education Training (VET)?

 Courses in a specialized discipline that teach students practical and technical skills


  • What must students do to remain in compliance with their visa? Select all that apply.

  •  Maintain 80% attendance in their classes

  •  Don't breach the working conditions of their visa

  •  Follow all Australian laws while they are studying





















Miscommunication can result from misunderstanding terminology.

  •  True

Education institutions don’t care about unsuitable enrolments

  •  True

  •  False

Honesty and integrity are essential to a relationship with students

  •  True

 Standardised procedures can simplify carrying out

  •  Routine tasks

Good service attracts future students through

  •  Word of mouth

Good customer service contributes to closing

  •  The sale

Emails should always be informal because it’s friendlier

  •  True

  •  False

Accurate data entry is essential when using electronic forms

  •  True

Each country has its own codes, terms and acronyms

  •  True

Proprietary software may have specific security measures

  •  True

Different computer platforms may have compatibility issues

  •  True

The student counsellor uses software only for communications

  •  True

  •  False

The student counsellor should manage student documents to ensure that student information is

  •  Secure and confidential

Application forms should contain accurate information in the approved format in the right place on

  •  The correct form

Documents supplied by students should be checked for relevance, accuracy and

  •  Authenticity

Students should be told the details of the required documents and a time frame for

  •  Collection of the documents

The student counsellor must give students accurate information about the types and formats of

  •  Supporting documentation

Some countries have systems for centralised and online

  •   Verification

Fraudulent documents can be recognised by inappropriate

  •  Language

Counterfeit qualifications are a form of

  •  Forgery

More than 15% of students’ supporting documents may be

  •  

  •  Inauthentic

Certification must be relevant and valid

  •  True

Credentials from web-based providers are always recognised

  •  

  •  False



Students must provide authentic certification of qualifications

  •  True

Forms may be web-based or paper-based

  •  True

Students may have to supply sensitive financial information

  •  True

Certified copies of students’ qualifications are unacceptable

  •   False

Personal information includes health records

  •  True


A language may have many regional

  •   Dialects

Students should understand the basic features of local

  •  Discourse

Cross-cultural communication requires suitable language

  •  Usage

Students may need assistance with classroom discourse patterns

  •  True

Students should be briefed about appropriate public behaviour

  •  True

Differences in social structure do not affect international students

  •  False

Misunderstandings can result from cultural preconceptions

  •  True

Health and safety measures do not apply to international students

  •   False

Students are often encouraged to participate in campus activities

  •  True

Home stay usually includes two meals per day

  •  True

Students cannot change accommodation after arrival

  •  False

Some institutions have returning home programmes

  •  True

Underage students must have a guardian

  •  True

Counselling must be by external counsellors

  •  False

Orientation is only given by universities

  •   False

Students must receive clear information before departure

  •  True

International students cannot join local social groups

  •   False

Professional services may be expensive

  •  True

International students can access local professional services

  •  True

Accommodation officers help find suitable accommodation

  •  True

Language and learning support is only for domestic students

  •   False

Academic and personal counsellors perform the same function

  •   False

International student advisers are the first point of contact

  •  True

Most education institutions provide student support systems

  •  True

Students’ study experience should be reviewed after completion

  •  True

Former students may want to enrol for further study

 True

The student counsellor always attends graduation ceremonies

  •   False

If students transfer to a new institution, the student counsellor may need to adjust

  •   Commissions

If they withdraw from their course, students may receive a

  •  Refund

Non-emergency liaison between the education institution and the student counsellor might include

  •  Progress reports to parents

In an emergency, the student counsellor may act as liaison between the education institution and

  •  The student's family

Orientation should familiarise students with their courses, the institution and

  •  The local area

Airport reception usually includes pickup and

  •  Transfers

Reception and orientation services are usually available to

  •  International students

Personal arrangements are the students’ responsibility.

  •  True

Students need to arrange their travel prior to departure

 True

Information and supporting documents gathered for the enrolment application are also used in the

  •  Student visa application

After students meet the specified criteria of a conditional enrolment, they will be offered

  •  Full enrolment

The student counsellor should assist students with enrolment application forms and any required

  •  Supporting documents

Counselling should take into account students’ age, education and socio-economic profiles and

  •  Purpose of study

“Walk-in” refers to students who contact the student counsellor

  •  Directly

Students studying to enhance their careers tend to prefer

  •  Professional qualifications

Students socio-economic background can influence

  •  Course selection

High school matriculation qualifies a student to enter

  •  University

Broad age categories are school age, young adult, and

  •  Adult

The student counsellor’s ethics are important for building long-term relationships

  •  True

Successful communication contributes to successful long-term relationships

  •  True

When lodging applications, the student counsellor must know the processing

  •  Sequence and time frame

For each education institution, the student counsellor should communicate with the correct

  •  Domestic adviser

  •  Contact officer

The student counsellor may deal regularly with immigration and qualifications authorities.

  •  True

The student counsellor may participate in exhibitions with education industry associations.

  •  True

  •  

Who would provide personal advice to students?

  •  Student adviser

Who would organise home stay for a student?

  •  Accommodation officer

Who would provide educational advice to students?

  •  Academic adviser

Who would the student counsellor usually ask for more marketing material?

  •  International marketing manager

Who is responsible for the institution’s overall marketing plan and its strategic management?

  •  International marketing manager

The student counsellor often deals directly with academic staff.

  •  True

  •  False

Organisational charts show which people are involved in the roles and functions related to international education.

  •  True

Recognised language tests provide language proficiency benchmarks

  •  True

Course prerequisites for international students usually include academic qualifications and language proficiency

  •  True

Different types of course and student visa have different application processing

  •  Time frames

Students must allow enough time for enrolment and visa applications prior to the course

  •  Start date

Supporting documents must be

  •  Relevant

A student visa application must use the correct

  •  Student visa

When their enrolment is accepted, students must prepare and lodge an application for a

 Student visa

When an enrolment application is accepted by an education institution, it is usually provisional until

  •  a student visa is issued

Once students have selected a course, they must prepare and lodge an application for

  •  Enrolment

Student visas usually do not allow students to work

  •  Part time

  •  Full time

Most student visas specify that students must achieve satisfactory

  •  Social interaction

  •  Academic results

Most student visas specify a minimum course

  •  Attendance rate

International students must comply with their specific visa’s

  •  Conditions

Applicants for student visas must meet language, financial and health requirements

  •  True

Applicants for student visas need proof of enrolment in an approved course

  •  True

Student visa types differ in duration and conditions

  •  True

Student visa types are often linked to the different sectors in the education system

  •  True

Penalties are imposed for breaching visa conditions

  •  True

Immigration authorities assess the risk of visitors breaching visa conditions

  •  True

Visas are usually valid for an unlimited time period

  •  True

  •  False

Most countries require an entry visa for non-tourist travel

  •  True

Migration regulations are usually the responsibility of the regional governments

  •  True

  •  False

Education institutions are accountable for the handling of student money, education delivery, and complaints

  •  True

Consumer protection laws don’t apply to contracts and agreements with agents

  •  True

  •  False

Both consumer protection laws and registration conditions constrain education institutions’ advertising and promotion

  •  True

The student counsellor must not advise or assist students to apply for student visas

  •  True

  •  False

Enrolment applications require correct document and money handling processes

  •  True

In most cases the essential requirement is for accuracy and integrity of information supplied to prospective students

  •  True

Agents cannot give marketing information and recruitment advice to prospective students

  •  True

  •  False

Other important laws may concern privacy, anti-discrimination and

  •  Health and safety

Consumer protection laws function primarily to regulate

  •  Commercial practices

Student visas are usually issued according to

  •  Immigration laws

Education laws regulate the framework or system of

  •  Immigration control

  •  Qualifications

Education laws regulate the structure and aims of the

  •  Education system

Quality Standards usually require education institutions to have documented policies and procedures

  •  True

Education industry self-regulation usually relies on an industry code of practice and quality standards

  •  True


Industry associations may function as advocate, mediator, or regulator in relation to governments

  •  True

Industry associations promote consistent quality in their member institutions

  •  True


Education institutions are held legally responsible for the actions of their

  •  Agents

Regulations usually require education institutions to comply with a mandatory

  •  Code of practice

The laws governing international education institutions usually specify

  •  Registration conditions

Legislation specifically governing international education may be

  •  Added to existing laws

Types of laws affecting international students include

  •  Immigration laws


National, regional and local governments have

  •  Different powers

In a learning pathway, exit outcomes of an earlier course should meet entry requirements of a later course

  •  True


A learning pathway may be a structured set of courses

  •  True


A realistic study plan includes enrolment and visa processing time, travel times and course duration

  •  True


Study planning should take into account the logistics of travel, study and living arrangements

  •  True


Study planning should take into account students’ reasons, and course entry requirements and exit outcomes

  •  True


Equivalent qualifications may not be formally recognised

  •  True

Equivalent qualifications have similar characteristics

  •  True

Equivalent qualifications always have the same names

  •  False

Post-graduate degrees may be by course work or research

  •  True

A bachelor’s degree is a basic professional qualification

  •  True

Vocational and technical education offers a range of certificates and diplomas

  •  True

High school matriculation is the most direct route to entry to university

  •  True


Support services include academic counselling

  •  True


Student facilities include buildings, equipment and resources

  •  True


Foundation programmes bring students up to requirements for entry into a post-secondary institution

  •  True


Language schools offer general language proficiency courses

  •  True


University faculties are based around teaching and research disciplines

  •  True


Vocational and technical training includes programmes from basic job skills through to semi-professional certification

  •  True


A system of elementary, middle and high schools is common

  •  True


Language Schools specialise in teaching the national language of the

  •  Destination country


Undergraduate and postgraduate degrees are offered by

  •  After formal schooling


Vocational and technical training usually occurs

  •  After formal schooling


The student counsellor should know the equivalence of

  •  Qualifications


Primary and secondary education occurs in the

  •  School sector


Knowledge of the education system is important when

  •  Planning learning pathways





 

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