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Outward Bound Australia is proud to provide opportunities for International students to take part in our Internship program.  This program provides all the necessary Nationally Recognised Training, qualifications and work experience required to become an outdoor education personal development Instructor in Australia.

Positions on the Internship program are limited for International students.

The cost for internationals is currently AUD$14,000.

The Application Process

The application process is slightly different for internationals as generally these applicants are overseas and therefore are not able to attend the selection course.

Download and complete the application form and send it in with a letter of application and a resume. We accept applications all year round and will include suitable candidates as part of our next selection process. The next closing date is Friday 19 October 2007, for a  start date in early 2008. 

Once an application is received it is reviewed and if suitable a telephone interview will be arranged. Any offers of Internship positions made to international applicants are subject to:

Literacy and Numeracy Test
Reference Checks
Medical Form
Physiotherapy Assessment

If you are offered a position you will need to organise the appropriate Visa's with the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC). It is recommended that you inquire with the Australian consulate or embassy to establish your eligibility for a suitable Visa. 

Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) Information

If you are offered a place on the program you will need to liaise with either DIAC in Australia or the Australian consulate in your home country to organise the correct Visa.  The issue of this Visa is at the discretion of DIAC or the Australian Consulate in your home country and Outward Bound Australia can not guarantee approval.

Under the Visa conditions set by DIAC only applicants from the following countries are able to apply for an Student Visa within Australia.  These countries are:

Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Brunei, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong SAR, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, San Marino, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom - British National Overseas, Vatican City State.

All applicants from other countries must apply through the Australian Consulate in their own country.

DIAC Forms

You will have to complete the forms listed below, have four passport sized photos for these forms, have appropriate medical insurance, and you will need to show evidence that you have sufficient funds to live and study in Australia.  Outward Bound Australia will provide you with appropriate student, course and provider numbers once you have been offered a place on the program.  

157A Application for a student (temporary visa)
157P Application for a student visa with permission to work.
160 Radiological report on chest x-ray of an applicant for an Australian Visa
26 Medical health check

Forms 157A & 157P will allow you to study and work in Australia for a period of upto fifteen months. 

Please note: Applicants will be responsible for all Visa, medical and travel expenses incurred.

For more information visit the Australian Department of Immigration website at http://www.immi.gov.au/students/index.htm  to follow a step-by-step guide to obtaining your Visa.

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I am 21 years old from Ballarat, Victoria. I was an Outward Bound participant at high school, and have always been passionate about the outdoors- getting outside for a mountain bike ride, a run or a bushwalk. I came into the internship with no specific outdoor training, so the internship so far has been a full-on experience!  Already we are qualified in wilderness first aid, know how to set up and run abseils, rock climbs and ropes courses, have done high ropes rescue and heaps more. We don't get all that many days off, but time flies because of all the cool stuff we are doing.

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