❓ Dr Constable asks about the number of full fee paying international students each school can enrol and the anticipated income from their tuition fees in 2002. The answer provides projected income figures for schools and the Department of Education, noting uncertainty in new enrolments.
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(b) how many full fee paying international students will each school be permitted to enrol; and (c) how much income from tuition fees charged to full fee paying international students in each of these schools referred to in (1) above, is anticipated in 2002?
(c) how much income from tuition fees charged to full fee paying international students in each of these schools referred to in (1) above, is anticipated in 2002?
(b) The parents of the full fee paying student select the school they wish their child to attend. Schools entering the international fee paying student program can only admit overseas students, provided the school has spare capacity. The enrolment of Australian citizens must at all times take precedence over the enrolment of international students. (c) On the current figures the participating schools will receive the following: $162 400 from students re-enrolling in 2002 $ 34 800 from new students in 2002 The Department of Education, Central Office, will receive: - $61 600 from students re-enrolling in 2002 - $13 200 from new students in 2002 These figures are subject to those students enrolled in 2001, re-enrolling for 2002. It is difficult to predict how many new enrolments may occur in 2002.
(c) On the current figures the participating schools will receive the following: $162 400 from students re-enrolling in 2002 $ 34 800 from new students in 2002 The Department of Education, Central Office, will receive: - $61 600 from students re-enrolling in 2002 - $13 200 from new students in 2002 These figures are subject to those students enrolled in 2001, re-enrolling for 2002. It is difficult to predict how many new enrolments may occur in 2002.
$162 400 from students re-enrolling in 2002 $ 34 800 from new students in 2002 The Department of Education, Central Office, will receive: - $61 600 from students re-enrolling in 2002 - $13 200 from new students in 2002 These figures are subject to those students enrolled in 2001, re-enrolling for 2002. It is difficult to predict how many new enrolments may occur in 2002.
The Department of Education, Central Office, will receive: - $61 600 from students re-enrolling in 2002 - $13 200 from new students in 2002 These figures are subject to those students enrolled in 2001, re-enrolling for 2002. It is difficult to predict how many new enrolments may occur in 2002.
- $61 600 from students re-enrolling in 2002 - $13 200 from new students in 2002 These figures are subject to those students enrolled in 2001, re-enrolling for 2002. It is difficult to predict how many new enrolments may occur in 2002.
These figures are subject to those students enrolled in 2001, re-enrolling for 2002. It is difficult to predict how many new enrolments may occur in 2002.
(c) how much income from tuition fees charged to full fee paying international students in each of these schools referred to in (1) above, is anticipated in 2002?
(b) The parents of the full fee paying student select the school they wish their child to attend. Schools entering the international fee paying student program can only admit overseas students, provided the school has spare capacity. The enrolment of Australian citizens must at all times take precedence over the enrolment of international students. (c) On the current figures the participating schools will receive the following: $162 400 from students re-enrolling in 2002 $ 34 800 from new students in 2002 The Department of Education, Central Office, will receive: - $61 600 from students re-enrolling in 2002 - $13 200 from new students in 2002 These figures are subject to those students enrolled in 2001, re-enrolling for 2002. It is difficult to predict how many new enrolments may occur in 2002.
(c) On the current figures the participating schools will receive the following: $162 400 from students re-enrolling in 2002 $ 34 800 from new students in 2002 The Department of Education, Central Office, will receive: - $61 600 from students re-enrolling in 2002 - $13 200 from new students in 2002 These figures are subject to those students enrolled in 2001, re-enrolling for 2002. It is difficult to predict how many new enrolments may occur in 2002.
$162 400 from students re-enrolling in 2002 $ 34 800 from new students in 2002 The Department of Education, Central Office, will receive: - $61 600 from students re-enrolling in 2002 - $13 200 from new students in 2002 These figures are subject to those students enrolled in 2001, re-enrolling for 2002. It is difficult to predict how many new enrolments may occur in 2002.
The Department of Education, Central Office, will receive: - $61 600 from students re-enrolling in 2002 - $13 200 from new students in 2002 These figures are subject to those students enrolled in 2001, re-enrolling for 2002. It is difficult to predict how many new enrolments may occur in 2002.
- $61 600 from students re-enrolling in 2002 - $13 200 from new students in 2002 These figures are subject to those students enrolled in 2001, re-enrolling for 2002. It is difficult to predict how many new enrolments may occur in 2002.
These figures are subject to those students enrolled in 2001, re-enrolling for 2002. It is difficult to predict how many new enrolments may occur in 2002.
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Answered
4 December 2001
Responded by
Minister for Education
Response time
27 days
(a) All secondary schools which express an interest in participating in the international fee paying student program and have indicated the support of the school community and staff are eligible.
(b) The parents of the full fee paying student select the school they wish their child to attend. Schools entering the international fee paying student program can only admit overseas students, provided the school has spare capacity. The enrolment of Australian citizens must at all times take precedence over the enrolment of international students.
(c) On the current figures the participating schools will receive the following:
$162 400 from students re-enrolling in 2002 $ 34 800 from new students in 2002
The Department of Education, Central Office, will receive:
- $61 600 from students re-enrolling in 2002
- $13 200 from new students in 2002
These figures are subject to those students enrolled in 2001, re-enrolling for 2002. It is difficult to predict how many new enrolments may occur in 2002.
(b) The parents of the full fee paying student select the school they wish their child to attend. Schools entering the international fee paying student program can only admit overseas students, provided the school has spare capacity. The enrolment of Australian citizens must at all times take precedence over the enrolment of international students.
(c) On the current figures the participating schools will receive the following:
$162 400 from students re-enrolling in 2002 $ 34 800 from new students in 2002
The Department of Education, Central Office, will receive:
- $61 600 from students re-enrolling in 2002
- $13 200 from new students in 2002
These figures are subject to those students enrolled in 2001, re-enrolling for 2002. It is difficult to predict how many new enrolments may occur in 2002.
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