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In Home Care Support Agencies
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In Home Care (IHC) is delivered by IHC Support Agencies in each state and territory. IHC Support Agencies assess eligibility for the program and connect eligible families with high quality services.
In Home Care eligibility
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In Home Care (IHC) is for families who can’t access other approved forms of early childhood education and care. It is typically for families who work unusual hours, live in a remote area or have complex needs.
In Home Care change of circumstances
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Families that use In Home Care (IHC) must notify their IHC Support Agency if their circumstances change.
Changes to private school regulations in China
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An overview of advice provided by the Chinese government on policy updates effecting private schools in China.
Draft 2023 International TPS Levy Information Session Slide Set
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The Tuition Protection Service (TPS) conducted information sessions on the draft 2023 International TPS Levy settings between 6 September and 7 October 2022.
Startup Year Consultations
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The Australian Government conducted a Startup Year consultation process calling on higher education providers, industry, entrepreneurs, investors and students to share their views and advice on how the program should work.
2022–23 October Budget
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The Budget October 2022–23 invests in better education for all Australians, in early education and care, schools and universities.
Frequently Asked Questions Microcredentials Pilot in Higher Education
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This document provides information for participating providers on the Microcredentials Pilot in Higher Education.
Microcredentials Pilot in Higher Education Factsheet
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The factsheet provides key information on the Microcredentials Pilot in Higher Education.
International students studying in Australia (2005 – 2025)
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The file contains a count of international students studying in Australia between 2005 and 2025, by source country.
International students studying in Australia between 2005 and 2025
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This page provides a historical analysis of the total number of international students who have studied in Australia on student visas between 2005 and 2025. This is an annual count of individual students (each student is counted only once).
Australian Universities Accord Panel
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The Australian Universities Accord higher education review was conducted by a panel of eminent Australians (the Panel) chaired by Professor Mary O’Kane AC.
Review of Australia’s Higher Education System - Terms of Reference
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The Terms of Reference identifies seven priority areas. The Accord will deliver recommendations focused on these themes, including targets as required.