Language Programs in Australia

If rocking thongs (summer footwear, not bikinis) and studying languages floats your boat, look no further than The Land Down Under. The Australian English language stems from the Brits, but has followed the course of its own quirky evolution through the years. It’s this combination of proper grammar and backwards lingo that makes studying abroad in Australia an adventure no less great than rolling around with Tasmanian devils or befriending your inner cowboy on the Oodnadatta Track. Both cuddly koalas and the world's deadliest snakes lurk in the bush of this “land of sand and sun,” but, no worries, mate; rumor has it that language study in Australia is sweet as. Jump on the wave!

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English Language Course in Australia

Jobs And Internships Abroad invites non-native speakers of English to improve their language skills in Sydney, one of the world's most beautiful and fascinating cities. Sydney has an enjoyable climate, a multicultural population, paradisaical beaches, and emblematic monuments such as the Sydney Oper

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A Guide to Language Programs in Australia

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Australia is vast country with a diverse climate. There's ten federal territories, but Australia's most active cities are located on the coastlines. Whether you're being greeted with a hearty “G'day mate!” in the isolated deserts of the Outback or soaking up sunshine on the beaches, universities and language schools in Australia are plentiful.

Sydney is Australia's capital, brimming with education, entertainment, and excellence. Its sleek, modern city center attracts many international students, and there’s a great mix of multiculturalism to keep things colorful. Once you get the hang of learning a new language, you can sing it to the masses at the world famous Opera House or whisper it to marine animals at the Sea Life Aquarium. For those with sunny dispositions, Bondi Beach is well worth a gander, and is a popular choice for surfers and swimmers alike.

Melbourne is a city that is considered hipster cool. With many cafés and happening brunch spots, the coffee scene is one of the best in the country. You'll be learning the Aussie lingo amid an arts and culture scene that is raved about as ripper (really great). The north-side of town is booming with gallery shows, pub-trivia nights, market days, and local artisan workshops. But, you can still take a laid-back break at St. Kilda, with its calm bay waters and kitesurfing paradise.

There's no shortage of sunshine in Western Australia, but Perth is said to be one of the sunniest cities in the world. With heaps of natural wonders to be explored, you'll feel like the Steve Irwin of language study abroad. Likewise, the Gold Coast has a quieter appeal, highly sought after academic programs that look great on any résumé, and sunsets that will make you want to permanently relocate to OZ forever.

For students that wish to be closer to the Great Barrier Reef to learn a new language with the fishes, Cairns will bring you closer to Finding Nemo. It also offers rainforests and 4WD adventures, so freetime outside of class will be anything but boring.