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… 5. Domestic and overseas students … 5. Domestic and overseas students … 5.1 - Domestic students For the purposes of HESA, a domestic … An overseas student under HESA is a person who: is not an Australian citizen; and is enrolled, or proposes to become … ]. 5.2 - Overseas students An overseas student (within the definition set by HESA) must pay overseas student fees. …

… 20. Commonwealth supported places (CSPs) … 20. Commonwealth supported places (CSPs) … 20.1 - What is a Commonwealth supported place? A CSP is a place subsidised by the Commonwealth. Most domestic … course at a Table A provider are enrolled in a CSP.  Students are generally also required to pay a student …

… 18. Student services and amenities fee … 18. Student services and amenities fee … 18.1 - What is the student services and amenities fee? The student services and amenities fee or SSAF is a fee that providers can charge their … 18. Student services and amenities fee …

… 17. Incidental fees … 17. Incidental fees … 17.1 - Fees for goods and services incidental to studies Commonwealth supported students and domestic fee-paying students generally must be able to complete the … requirements of their course of study without having to pay fees that are additional to student contribution amounts …

… 15. Exchange and study abroad students … 15. Exchange and study abroad students … arrangements allow domestic students to fund their overseas study under the provisions of HESA. The domestic student … 2020 (CGS Guidelines). 15.2 - Domestic students on a study abroad program Study abroad programs are not normally …

… 19. What is a third-party arrangement? … 19. What is a third-party arrangement? … arrangement, sometimes referred to as a partnership, is an arrangement between a provider and another organisation (the agent), including a wholly owned subsidiary of … 19. What is a third-party arrangement? …

… 16. Employer reserved places … 16. Employer reserved places … 16.1 - What is an employer reserved place? An ‘employer reserved place’ is a place, in a course of study, made available under a restricted … 16. Employer reserved places …

… requirements A provider must require every student in a Commonwealth supported unit of study, who is not an … a student contribution amount to be ‘nil’, as HESA does not restrict the minimum charge to students. A provider … or the Commonwealth. That is, they must not take into account whether the payment is made: upfront by the student …

… 23. Domestic students who are fee-paying … 23. Domestic students who are fee-paying … is Commonwealth supported for a unit of study only if their provider advises the student that they are [HESA subsection 36-5(1)]. Domestic students who are not Commonwealth supported and who are not exempt …

… 30. HECS HELP … 30. HECS HELP … 30.1 - What is HECS-HELP? HECS‑HELP provides eligible students with a loan to pay their student contribution amount for Commonwealth supported … on or before the census date are taken into account when determining a student’s payment status. 30.4 - Full …

… levy A person’s HELP debt must be repaid to the ATO once they earn enough to make repayments (this is known … total sum of the following amounts from a person’s income tax return for the income year: taxable income reportable … when they log in to the ATO’s Online Services via myGov.  A person can view repayments made after 1 January …

… 28. Overseas student fees and course requirements … 28. Overseas student fees and course requirements … for overseas students unless the students are recipients of a Commonwealth sponsored scholarship. Commonwealth grant … to subsidise places or services for overseas students [part 5 - for definition of ‘overseas student’ and ‘domestic …

… 38. Financial reporting requirements for non-university FEE-HELP providers … 38. Financial reporting requirements for non-university FEE-HELP providers … providers, including providers approved by the Minister to offer FEE-HELP under subdivision 16C of HESA, must be …