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Education Services for Overseas Students Regulations 2001
2.01Information to be entered on the Register
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#### 2.01 Information to be entered on the Register
(1) For paragraph 14A(4)(i) of the Act, the following information must be entered on the Register for each provider registered to provide a course or courses at a location or locations:
(a) the address of the provider’s place of business;
(b) if the provider is not an individual—the address of the provider’s registered office;
(c) the provider’s postal address (if different from the address mentioned in paragraph (a) or (b));
(d) the provider’s telephone number and e‑mail address (if any);
(e) the provider’s Australian Business Number or Australian Company Number;
(f) the provider’s trading name or names;
(g) the estimated annual number of full‑time equivalent domestic students enrolled with the provider, excluding students enrolled for online study only;
(h) the maximum number of overseas students, approved by the ESOS agency for the provider, to whom the provider may provide the course or courses.
(2) For paragraph 14A(4)(i) of the Act, the information that must be entered on the Register for each course that the provider mentioned in subregulation (1) is registered to provide is:
(a) the level and field of study of the course; and
(aa) the duration of the course, including any holiday breaks; and
(b) the estimated total of the tuition fees payable by a student for the course; and
(c) the estimated total of the non‑tuition fees payable by a student for the course; and
(d) whether the provider only accepts payment in arrears; and
(e) each location where the course will be provided, including:
(i) the address of the location; and
(ii) the period of approval for the course at the location; and
(iii) the telephone number, email address (if any) and primary contact, for the location; and
(iv) the maximum number of students on a student visa to whom the provider may provide the course in the location; and
(f) whether the course is provided:
(i) by the owner‑operator of the provider mentioned in subregulation (1); or
(ii) under an arrangement with another registered provider; or
(iii) under an arrangement with a non‑registered provider.
> Note: Examples of levels of study of courses for paragraph (a):
1 Primary.
2 Secondary.
3 Diploma.
4 Bachelor degree.
5 Masters coursework.
6 PhD.
7 Non award.
8 Foundation studies.
9 English language intensive courses for overseas students.
> Note: Examples of fields of study of courses for paragraph (a):
1 Business administration.
2 English language study.
3 Visual and performing arts.
4 Education.