INTERNATIONAL STUDENT LETTER OF OFFER & AGREEMENT

Mr. sandy bashyal
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Offer NUMBER: 10
Dear : Mr. sandy bashyal,
Thank you for your application to enrol in Certificate IV in Kitchen Management with Training Organisation NSW Pty Ltd trading as Darwin Institute of Technology (DIT). We have reviewed your application and take great pleasure in offering you a place in the course you have applied for. You will find the details of your enrolment along with the terms and conditions attached. If you would like to take up the offer of this place, you should do so immediately. To secure your place in the course, please complete the Written Agreement included at the end of this document to indicate your acceptance and send it back within 07/08/2025.
Please pay attention to Course Fee Overview, Payment Plan and Schedule of Charges attached. Please also pay attention to document requirements in Conditions to be fulfilled section, if any. If you require further advice or clarification regarding the attached documents, please contact us at our office.
The Orientation date is 22/07/2022. The class start date is 22/07/2022 . Be present in the premise by 9.00 am.
We look forward to welcoming you to Darwin Institute of Technology and wish you all the best with your studies.

Kind regards,

Name: Dr. Amrit Tewari

Chief Executive Officer

Training Organisation NSW Pty Ltd Trading as

Darwin Institute of Technology (DIT)


Darwin Institute of Technology, RTO Code 41128 CRICOS Provider Code 03609J

NT Address: 37 Gregory Street, Parap NT, 0820, Australia

Email: admissions@dit.edu.au

Phone: 1300 420 156 (from Australia),
+61 421 196 622 (from Overseas)




Course Fees Overview

Standard Fees
Enrolment Application Fee (non-refundable) $ 250
Tuition Fee (Certificate IV in Kitchen Management) $ 8000
Non-Tuition Fee: Materials Fee Certificate IV in Kitchen Management $ 0
Total Course Fees $ 8250
*Go to Payment Plan section for more details. Check Schedule of Charges for other fees.
Written Agreement

The details of your offer are as stated in the table below. This document ensures your Consumer rights are protected under Australian law.

Please check that these are correct and contact the person referred to in the cover letter of this offer if any changes are required.



Course Fees Overview

RTO Legal Name: Training Organisation NSW Pty Ltd
RTO Name Darwin Institute of Technology
RTO Number 41128
CRICOS Provider Number 03609J
Student Name: Mr. sandy bashyal
Gender: Female
Country of Passport: Solomon Islands
Passport Number: 01234
Passport Expiry Date:
Visa Expiry Date (if known):
Offer Number: 10
Address: -
Date of Birth: 29/07/2007
Phone: 9843859904
Email: sandhya8peace@gmail.com
Course Code Course Name CRICOS Course Code Start Date Finish Date Duration
SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management 109633F 22/07/2022 21/01/2024 78 weeks

Orientation Date: 22/07/2022
Location: 8, 50 , Grenfell St, Adelaide, South Australia, 5000
Mode of Study Face to Face
Recognition of Prior Learning application:

Yes

No

Credit application:

Yes

No




Payment Plan
Course Name Enrollment Fee Tuition Fee OSHC Others (Student
ID, Material Fee)
Discounts / Scholarship Total Summary
Certificate IV in Kitchen Management $250 $8000 TBA $0 $0 $8250


Payment No. Due Date Tuition Fees Discounts /Scholarship Tuition Fees Non-Tuition Fees Total Amount
1 Due on acceptance of offer $1000 $0 $1000 $250 $1250

Payment No. Course Due Date Tuition Fees Non-Tuition Fees Discounts/
Scholarship
Total
2 SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management 01/01/2024 1000 $0 $0 $1000
3 SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management 04/03/2024 1000 $0 $0 $1000
4 SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management 06/05/2024 1000 $0 $0 $1000
5 SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management 08/07/2024 1000 $0 $0 $1000
6 SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management 09/09/2024 1000 $0 $0 $1000
7 SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management 11/11/2024 1000 $0 $0 $1000
8 SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management 13/01/2025 1000 $0 $0 $1000

Bank Account Details:

YOU MUST INCLUDE LETTER OF OFFER TRACKING ID (GIVEN IN THE FIRST PAGE OF THIS LETTER AS OFFER ID) AND YOUR GIVEN NAME IN THE REFERENCE FILED DURING PAYMENT


Please make your payment by Bank transfer, Credit Card or Direct Credit to Darwin Institute of Technology. No obligation is created on Darwin Institute of Technology until funds are cleared and an official receipt is issued.


Account Name Training Organisation NSW Pty Ltd
Bank Commonwealth Bank
BSB 062-759
Account Number 10571059
SWIFT CODE CTBAAU2S
Branch Shop 10.52c, World Square Shopping Centre, 644 George St, Sydney, NSW 2000 Sydney NSW 2000644

Conditions to be Fulfilled



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Terms and Conditions of Enrolment

This document ensures your consumer rights are protected under Australian law. Please follow these instructions.

  • Read through the following pages to ensure you understand the expectations upon you and what you are agreeing to.
  • Sign the Student Agreement section and return it to us.
  • Where conditions are listed, provide evidence that you have met these conditions;
  • Include your enrolment deposit/payment details.

Before signing this agreement, it is important you understand:

  • What you are agreeing to
  • Our Fees and Refunds policy
  • Our policies and procedures as outlined in the Student Handbook
  • Your responsibilities as a student
  • Our responsibilities as the RTO/CRICOS provider.

Therefore, we have summarised these matters for you below. Please refer to the International Student Handbook, which is available in our website www.dit.edu.au, for further information. The International Student Handbook also contains important information extracted from our Complaints and Appeals, Fees and Refunds, and Deferral, Suspension and Cancellation policies and procedures.


Student Code of Conduct
Student Rights

All students have the right to:

  • Be treated fairly and with respect by all students and staff.
  • Learn in a supportive environment, which is free from harassment, discrimination and victimisation.
  • Learn in a healthy and safe environment where the risks to personal health and safety are minimised.
  • Have their personal details and records kept private and secure according to our Privacy Policy.
  • Access the information Darwin Institute of Technology (hereafter DIT) holds about them.
  • Have their complaints and appeals dealt with fairly, promptly, confidentially and without retribution.
  • Make appeals about procedural and assessment decisions.
  • Receive training, assessment and support services that meet their individual needs.
  • Be given clear and accurate information about their course, training and assessment arrangements and their progress.
  • Access the support they need to effectively participate in their training program.
  • Provide feedback to Darwin Institute of Technology on the client services, training, assessment and support services they receive.
  • Be informed of any changes to agreed services, and how it affects them as soon as practicable.

Student Responsibilities

All students, throughout their training and involvement with DIT, are expected to:

  • Treat all people with fairness and respect and not do anything that could offend, embarrass or threaten others.
  • Not harass, victimise, discriminate against or disrupt others.
  • Treat all others and their property with respect.
  • Respect the opinions and backgrounds of others.
  • Follow all safety policies and procedures as directed by staff.
  • Report any perceived safety risks, critical incident as they become known. Not bring into any premises being used for training purposes, any articles or items that may threaten the safety of self or others.
  • If a government holiday falls on a class day, student should be ready to attend a make-up class on other days. If an intervention strategy requires, student will be ready to attend additional classes (even in term breaks) beside regular scheduled classes.
  • If for any unforeseeable reason, DIT shifts its classes online from face-to-face mode, students have to attend the online classes diligently.
  • Provide relevant and accurate information to Darwin Institute of Technology in a timely manner.
  • Approach their course with due personal commitment and integrity.
  • Complete all assessment tasks, learning activities and assignments honestly and without plagiarism or infringing on copyright laws.
  • Hand in all assessment tasks, assignments and other evidence of their work with a completed and signed cover sheet.
  • Make regular contact with their Trainer/Assessor.
  • Prepare appropriately for all assessment tasks on time, visits and training sessions.
  • Notify Darwin Institute of Technology if any difficulties arise as part of their involvement in the program.
  • Notify Darwin Institute of Technology if they are unable to attend a training session for any reason at least 12 hours prior to the commencement of the activity.
  • Make payments for their training within agreed timeframes, where relevant.
  • Maintain satisfactory class attendance and course progress. Failing in 50% of the assessments for two consecutive terms will result in being reported to Department of Education, Skills and Employment, and will affect status of student visa. Attending less than 80% of class hours in two consecutive terms will also result in cancellation of enrolment.

If you do not follow the above conduct requirements and housekeeping rules, you may be subject to disciplinary action such as suspension or a requirement to follow a disciplinary action plan.


Complaints and Appeals Policy
Policy

1. Nature of complaints and appeals
  • Darwin Institute of Technology (DIT) responds to all allegations involving the conduct of:
  • Darwin Institute of Technology (DIT), its trainers and assessors and other staff.
  • Any third-party providing Services on behalf of Darwin Institute of Technology (DIT) and including education agents.
  • Any student or client of Darwin Institute of Technology (DIT).
  • Complaints may be made in relation to any of Darwin Institute of Technology’s services and activities such as:
  • the application and enrolment process
  • marketing information
  • the quality of training/teaching and assessment provided
  • training/teaching and assessment matters, including student progress, student support and assessment requirements
  • the way someone has been treated
  • the actions of another student
  • An appeal is a request for a decision made by Darwin Institute of Technology to be reviewed. Decisions may have been about:
  • course admissions
  • refund assessments
  • response to a complaint
  • assessment outcomes / results
  • other general decisions made by Darwin Institute of Technology
2. Principles of resolution
  • Darwin Institute of Technology is committed to developing a procedurally fair complaints and appeals process that is carried out free from bias, following the principles of natural justice. Through this policy and procedure, Darwin Institute of Technology ensures that complaints and appeals:
  • Are responded to in a professional, consistent and transparent manner.
  • Are responded to promptly, fairly, objectively, with sensitivity and confidentiality.
  • Are able to be made at no cost to the individual.
  • Are used as an opportunity to identify potential causes of the complaint or appeal and take actions to prevent the issues from recurring as well as identifying any areas for improvement.
  • Darwin Institute of Technology will inform all persons or parties involved in any allegations made as well as providing them with an opportunity to present their side of the matter.
  • There are no charges for students to submit, a complaint or appeal to Darwin Institute of Technology, or to seek information or advice about doing so.
  • Nothing in this policy and procedure limits the rights of an individual to take action under Australia’s Consumer Protection laws and it does not circumscribe an individual’s rights to pursue other legal remedies.

3. Making a complaint of appeal
  • Complaints about a particular incident should be made as soon as possible after the incident occurring and appeals must be made within Seven (07) calendar days of the original decision being made.
  • Complaints and appeals should be made in writing using the Complaints and Appeals Form, or other written format and sent to Darwin Institute of Technology ’s administration office at 37 Gregory Street, Parap NT 0820 Australia attention to the Director of Studies (DoS) or Chief Executive Officer (CEO). When making a complaint or appeal, provide as much information as possible to enable Darwin Institute of Technology to investigate and determine an appropriate solution. This should include:
  • The issue you are complaining about or the decision you are appealing – describe what happened and how it affected you.
  • Any evidence you have to support your complaint or appeal.
  • Details about the steps you have already taken to resolve the issue.
  • Suggestions about how the matter might be resolved.
4. Timeframes for resolution
  • The complaint or appeal will be acknowledged in writing within 3 business days.
  • The complaints and appeals process will commence within 10 business days of receipt of the application. Complaints and appeals will be finalised as soon as practicable or at least within 30 calendar days unless there is a significant reason for the matter to take longer.
  • In matters where additional time is needed, the complainant or appellant will be advised in writing of the reasons and will be updated weekly on the progress of the matter until such a time that the matter is resolved.
5. Resolution of complaints and appeals
  • DoS, CEO and other members of the management and administration team of Darwin Institute of Technology will be involved in resolving complaints and appeals as outlined in the procedures. DoS will the first decision maker of complaints & appeals. If the complainant is not satisfied with DoS’s decision, s/he can appeal to CEO against that decision.
  • Where a complaint or appeal involves another individual or organisation, they will be given the opportunity to respond to any allegations made.
  • Where a third-party delivering Services on behalf of the DIT is involved, they will also be included in the process of resolving the complaint or appeal.
  • Each party involved in the complaint or appeal may have a support person of their choice present at meetings scheduled to resolve the issue.
  • In the case of an assessment appeal, an assessor who is independent from the original decision will assess the original task again. The outcome of this assessment will be the result granted for the assessment task. The complainant or appellant will be advised by DoS in writing of the outcome of the process and the reasons for the findings made.

  • The enrolment status of student will be handled as follows:
    • For international students, Darwin Institute of Technology will maintain a student’s enrolment throughout the internal appeals processes without notifying to PRISMS of a change in enrolment status. In the case of an external appeals process it will depend on the type of appeal as to whether Darwin Institute of Technology maintains the student’s enrolment as follows:
    • If the appeal is against Darwin Institute of Technology ’s decision to report the student for unsatisfactory course progress or attendance, the student’s enrolment will be maintained until the external process is completed and has supported or not supported DIT’s decision to report.
  • If the appeal is against Darwin Institute of Technology ’s decision to defer, suspend or cancel a student’s enrolment due to misbehaviour, Darwin Institute of Technology will notify Education Department via PRISMS of a change to the student’s enrolment after the outcome of the internal appeals process
6. Independent Parties
  • Darwin Institute of Technology acknowledges the need for an appropriate independent party to be appointed to review a matter where this is requested by the complainant or appellant and the internal processes have failed to resolve the matter. Costs associated with independent parties to review a matter must be covered by the complainant/appellant unless the decision to include an independent party was made by Darwin Institute of Technology.
    • For domestic students, the independent party recommended by Darwin Institute of Technology is Resolutions Institute, Level 1 and 2, 13-15 Bridge Street, Sydney NSW 2000, www.resolution.institute . They can offer their services remotely, if needed. However, complainants and appellants are able to use their own external party at their own cost. Domestic students may also access the external complaint avenues indicated below free of charge.
    • For international students, the independent party is the Overseas Students Ombudsman. This service is free of charge. Where an international student is not satisfied with the outcome or conduct of the internal process, they are referred to the Overseas Students Ombudsman (OSO). See information under external complaint avenues.
    • Darwin Institute of Technology will provide complete cooperation with the external mediator investigating the complaint/appeal and will be bound by the recommendations arising out of this process.
    • The DoS and CEO will ensure that any recommendations made are implemented within twenty (20) calendar days of being notified of the recommendations. The complainant or appellant will also be formally notified in writing of the outcome of the mediation, and any recommendations being actioned by Darwin Institute of Technology.
7. External complaint avenues
  • Complaints can also be made via the following avenues:
  • National Training Complaints Hotline:
    The National Training Complaints Hotline is a national service for consumers to register complaints concerning vocational education and training. The service refers consumers to the appropriate agency/authority/jurisdiction to assist with their complaint. Consumers can register a complaint with the National Training Complaints Hotline by:

  • Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA): Complainants may also complain to DIT’s registering body, Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA). ASQA can investigate complaints in relation to:
    • the quality of our training and assessment
    • our marketing and advertising practices.
    ASQA may not be able to investigate complaint if you do not include evidence that you have already exhausted our formal internal complaints process as above. If your complaint does not fall within ASQA's jurisdiction, it may be resolved more quickly if you directly contact the agency responsible as listed on the relevant webpage below. For more information, refer to the relevant webpage below before making a complaint to ASQA: https://www.asqa.gov.au/complaints
  • The Overseas Student Ombudsman (OSO)

    International students may complain to the OSO if their complaint is in relation to Darwin Institute of Technology:

    • refusing admission to a course
    • course fees and refunds
    • course or provider transfers
    • course progress or attendance
    • cancellation of enrolment
    • accommodation or work arranged by your provider
    • incorrect advice given by an education agent.
    • if you believe we have failed to take action or are taking too long to take some action. This might include (for example), failing to provide your results in the normal timeframe, or failing to provide services included your written agreement with Darwin Institute of Technology.

    The OSO may not be able to investigate your complaint if you have not already exhausted our formal internal complaints process as above.

    Please refer to the following website if you are considering making a complaint:

    http://www.ombudsman.gov.au/making-a-complaint/overseas-students#quality-of-education-provider
8. Records of complaints and appeals

Darwin Institute of Technology will maintain a record of all complaints and appeals and their outcomes and reasons for the outcomes on the Complaints and Appeals Register, which will be securely stored according to the Privacy Policy and Procedures. The written records of complaints and resolutions will be kept for two years after the overseas student ceases to be an accepted student.


Fees and Refund Policy


1. Fees and refund information

Prospective and current students are advised of the fees associated with a course on the relevant Course Outline and on the Student Agreement. In compliance with Clause 2 and 4 of the National Code 2018, this is provided prior to enrolment or commencement of training, whichever is first.

Refund information is outlined in the Student Agreement and in the Student Handbook. DIT publish in a prominent place on its website (i) All tuition and non-tuition fees (as shown on Course Outlines), (ii) This Fees and Refunds Policy.

The Student Agreement which is provided prior to enrolment and the International Student Handbook which is available in our website in a prominent place include this Fees and Refunds Policy and Procedures and informs the student of their consumer rights. Students are required to sign the Student Agreement in acknowledgement of the terms and conditions of the enrolment and this policy.

Fee information provided to the students includes:

  • All course fees, including both tuition and non-tuition fees and the period to which these fees apply.
  • Any additional charges that may apply and the circumstances in which they apply.
  • The potential for changes to fees over the duration of the course.
  • Payment options (including that international students may choose to pay more than 50% tuition fees before their course commences).

Fees will only be collected once a signed copy of the signed Student Agreement is received by Darwin Institute of Technology

2. Inclusions in course fees

The Offer Letter and Agreement is clearly itemising tuition, as well as non-tuition fees.

  • Course fees mean the tuition fee; and the non-tuition fee, e.g. materials fee and other expenses. Tuition Fee includes all of training/teaching and assessments required for the students to achieve the qualification or course in which they are enrolling within the attempts allowed. Material fees include perishable items, copies of textbook extract, hand-out and other mandatory learning materials, arranged by DIT. Any other textbook or reference book and materials that may need to be consulted but not necessarily required to be purchased, are not included in materials fees and will be mentioned as additional cost, should the student wish to purchase such materials. If text/library books are lost and need to be replaced, the student will be required to cover the cost of the replacement materials.
  • Tuition fees include the issuance of one set of testamur and record of results and/or statement of attainment (in case of withdrawal or partial completion). For additional copies or re-issuing of any of these documents, an additional fee is applicable. Refer Schedule of Charges.
  • Non-Tuition Fees include material fee, re-assessment fee/ late submission fee (where a student fails to achieve a satisfactory outcome within deadlines or/after in two attempts), Fees for deferral of study, late payment of tuition fees, or other circumstances in which additional fees may apply as decided by DIT. This is outlined in the table ‘Schedule of Charges’ attached to this document as well as in the International Student Handbook available in our website www.dit.edu.au

  • Course fees do not include Overseas Student Heath Cover or optional extras such as airport pick- ups; Direct debit setup; transaction and dishonour fees (where applicable); Credit card payment surcharges; stationaries like pen, pin; uniform etc. These fees will be additional costs as outlined in the Schedule of Charges, if applicable.

3. Payments

  • Payments can be accepted by EFTPOS, electronic transfer, credit card, money order or direct debit.
  • Credit card payments incur a surcharge per transaction.
  • Students who are experiencing difficulty in paying their fees are invited to call our office to make alternative arrangements for payment during their period of difficulty.
  • Students will be communicated before 14 calendar days of a payment due date. For delays in payment, an additional fee may be charged as late payment fee (consult schedule of charges). CEO/DoS has authority to waive the late payment fee.
  • Darwin Institute of Technology reserves the right to suspend the provision of training and/or other services until fees are brought up to date. Students with outstanding accounts may be withdrawn from their course if payments have not been received and no alternative arrangements for payment have been made. Darwin Institute of Technology reserves the right to refer the overdues to a debt collection company, if needed.
  • International students who do not pay their fees will receive first warning letter within 7 days of overdue and second warning letter after 14 days of overdue. Thereafter, the student will be reported to DESE via PRISMS under student default. Students are requested to communicate SSM/DoS as soon as they get these warning letters, discuss the issue with them and make a payment plan.
  • Receipts of payments made by international students will be kept for at least 2 years after the person ceases to be an accepted student. Students also need to keep the payment receipts for at least 2 years after they ceased to be a student with us.

4. Refunds

Students who withdraw from a course and wish to seek a refund or have the amount they owe on their fees reduced, must apply to Darwin Institute of Technology in writing, outlining the details and reason for their request. Students who have not completed a withdrawal form are not eligible for consideration of a refund or reduction in fees.


Refunds Process

Refund applications must be made in writing to the Chief Executive Officer (through contact details of SSM). Refunds are expected be paid from college’s end in AUD without any accrued interest within 28 working days (but not later than 90 calendar days of application, if any banking/technical reason make it delayed) of receipt of a written application and will include a statement explaining how the refund was calculated. Student must provide own bank account details or indicate the specified person in the designated section of this agreement to receive the refund.

Students will be charged a non-refundable application processing fee / Application Processing Fee which is outlined on the fee section. This fee is non-refundable except in the unlikely situation where Darwin Institute of Technology is required to cancel a course for insufficient numbers, own inability to commence a course or for other unforeseen circumstances. In this case, students will receive a full refund of their application processing fee / Application Processing Fee.


Course Fee

Visa Refused

If an international student is refused a visa (student default) before commencing their course, DIT will refund the total amount of tuition and materials fee received for the course less 5% of the total amount of the fees or $500, whichever is the lower. However, the Application Processing Fee will not be refunded.

If an international student is refused a visa (student default) but has already commenced their course, non-tuition fees will not be refunded. However, tuition fees will be refunded from the day of the student default as per Section 7 of the Education Services for Overseas Students (Calculation of Refund) Specification 2014.

Where a student is refused a visa and the reason for the refusal was because the student did not start the course at the location on the agreed starting day or the student withdrew from the course at that location or the student did not pay the fees due; there will be no refund.

100% refund of Course fees
  • Where a course does not start on the starting date outlined in the Letter of Offer (provider default)
  • If a student cannot commence the course because of illness, disability or where there is death of a close family member of the student (parent, sibling, spouse or child).
  • At the discretion of Darwin Institute of Technology’s CEO or approved representative, when other special or extenuating circumstances have prevented the student from commencing their studies including political, civil or natural events.
  • If an offer of a place is withdrawn by Darwin Institute of Technology and this is not due to incorrect or incomplete information being provided by the student.
80% refund of course fees

Where a student has not met the conditions included in the letter of offer and withdraws 28 or more days before class commencement, the course fees paid will be refunded after deducting 20% administration fee. Application Processing fee will not be refunded.

Withdrawal for any other reason, notified in writing and received by Darwin Institute of Technology 28 Calendar days or more prior to class commencement will also result in refund of fees after deducting 20% administration fee. Application Processing fee will not be refunded.

If a student has given incorrect or incomplete information and as a result DIT withdraws the offer prior to commencement of the course, the student will be eligible to receive a refund of all course fees paid after deducting 20% administration fee. Application Processing fee will not be refunded.

50% refund of course fees

Where a student withdraws the offer and the withdrawal is notified in writing and received by DIT within less than 28 calendar days prior to class commencement, the course fees paid, excluding the Application Processing Fee, will be refunded after deducting a 50% administration fee.


No refund of current semester course fees.

Withdrawals notified in writing and received by Darwin Institute of Technology on the commencement date or after the class commences of a unit/cluster, no refund of course fee for that unit/cluster will be made. In this case, if the student has also paid for units/clusters that have not been commenced yet, the refund will be calculated based on a per unit or cluster cost. Tuition Fee of those units/modules will be refunded after deducting 20% administration fee and unutilized materials fees of those units/modules (total materials fees divided by the total number of units or clusters or modules in the course minus utilized portion)

Also, where DIT terminates the student’s enrolment because of a failure to comply with DIT’s policies, for misbehaviour or unsatisfactory course progress, there will be no refund.

In the unlikely event that Darwin Institute of Technology is unable to deliver your course in full, you will be offered a refund for the portion of the course you have not received training for. The refund will be paid to you within 28 working days of the day on which the course ceased being provided. If Darwin Institute of Technology is unable to provide a refund or place you in an alternative course, our Tuition Protection Service (TPS) will place you in a suitable alternative course at no extra cost to you. Finally, if TPS cannot place you in a suitable alternative course or if there are no suitable alternative courses or offers, you may apply for a refund of the amount of any unspent pre-paid tuition fees you have paid to Darwin Institute of Technology These are any tuition fees you have already paid that are directly related to the course/training which you haven’t yet received. In the case of provider default there is no requirement for a student to lodge a refund application form.

Education Services for Overseas Students (Calculation of Refund) Specification 2014 may be consulted for calculating amount of refund for provider default or student default, if needed.

Fees not listed in the refund section are not refundable. Prior to a student enrollment, tuition fees may be altered with or without notice. Once a student has completed enrolment, fees will not be subject to change for the normal duration of the course. If a course length is extended by the student, then any fee increases will be required to be paid for the extended component of the course.

5. Refund Process and Refund decisions

Students who withdraw from a course may seek a refund or a reduction in fees owing by making an application for a refund in writing using the Application for Refund Form. The application must include the details and reason for the request. Students who have not completed a Withdrawal Form are not eligible for consideration of a refund or reduction in fees.

The refund assessment will be based on reviewing the services provided to the student and the costs incurred by Darwin Institute of Technology to provide those services.

The outcome of the refund assessment will be provided in writing to the student’s registered address within 28 business days, outlining the decision and reasons for the decision along with any applicable refund or adjustment note. Refund decisions can be appealed following our Complaints and Appeals Policy and Procedure.

A student not achieving the qualification or unit/s in which they enrolled even after due to exhausting their attempt at reassessment, does not entitle the student to a refund.

Recording and payment of refunds

Refunds will be made to the student or to the person mentioned in this agreement by the student. Refunds may be paid to another person or organisation as instructed by the student.


Refund assessments can be appealed as per RTO’s Complaints and Appeals Policy and Procedures.

Records of refund assessments and issuance of refunds will be stored securely on the student’s file and in our accounts keeping system for a minimum duration of 2 years after the student ceases to be an enrolled student.

Course Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning(RPL)

The decision to assess prior learning or grant course credit will preserve the integrity of the award to which it applies and comply with requirements of the underpinning educational framework of the course. If DIT grants the overseas student RPL or course credit that reduces the overseas student’s course length, DIT will (i) inform the student of the reduced course duration following granting of RPL and ensure the confirmation of enrolment (CoE) is issued only for the reduced duration of the course (ii) will report any change in course duration in PRISMS, if RPL or course credit is granted after the overseas student’s visa is granted.

This document sets outs the written agreement between you, the student and Darwin Institute of Technology Note that this written agreement, and the right to make complaints and seek appeals of decisions and action under various processes, does not affect the rights of the student to take action under the Australian Consumer Law if the Australian Consumer Law applies.

Sign one copy for your records and return the other signed copy along with your deposit and documents to Student Support Manager (SSM).

By signing this acceptance, you agree to the following:

  • That you have read, understood and agree to the terms and conditions of enrolment as outlined in the initial pages of this document.
  • The Fees and Refunds Policy.
  • The details of your enrolment as set out above are correct.
  • That you have read, understood and agreed to the policies and procedures in the Student Handbook provided.
  • You understand your rights as a consumer outlined in this Student Agreement.
  • You understand that it is your obligation to notify Darwin Institute of Technology of a change of address, email, phone number and details of emergency contact person within 7 calendar days of change, if this occurs while you are enrolled in your course. You need to first provide/finalize emergency contact person’s detail on orientation day.
    Information is collected on this form and during your enrolment in order to meet the Institute’s obligations under the ESOS Act and the National Code 2018; and to ensure student compliance with the conditions of their visas and their obligations under Australian immigration laws generally. The authority to collect and disclose this information is explained in the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000, the Education Services for Overseas Students Regulations 2001, the Privacy Act 1988 and the National Code of Practice for Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2018. Information collected about you on this form and during your enrolment can be provided, in certain circumstances, to the Australian Government and designated authorities and, if relevant In other instances, information collected on this form or during enrolment can be disclosed without your consent where authorised or required by law. This information includes personal and contact details, course enrolment details and changes, and the circumstance of any suspected breach by the student of a student visa condition. For details: https://www.asqa.gov.au/news-events/news/new-national-vet-data-policy and https://www.employment.gov.au/privacy-notice and https://www.ncver.edu.au/privacy

  • You understand that you are responsible for keeping a copy of this written agreement as supplied by Darwin Institute of Technology, and receipts of any payments of tuition fees or non-tuition fees to DIT or its agents.
  • You understand that you may initiate a request to defer commencement of studies or suspend current studies on the grounds of compassionate or compelling circumstances (i.e. situations beyond control of the student). Students wishing to defer the commencement of studies or suspend their studies must apply to do so in writing to DIT and it may attract Deferral Fee. DIT may also decide to suspend or cancel a student’s enrolment on its own, as a response to misbehaviour by the student. Deferral of commencement, suspension of enrolment and cancellation of enrolment has to be reported to Education Dept and may affect the status of a student visa.
  • No guarantee can be given by Darwin Institute of Technology that you will complete and achieve the qualification you are enrolling in. No guarantee is given for any employment/visa outcome either. Qualifications will only be issued where all assessment requirements are met satisfactorily to the required standard.
  • That you have been provided with a copy of the Course Outline and understand the duration (effect of RPL/Credit on course duration & visa), content, delivery & assessment methods, employment/work- placement (if any) and (further) study outcomes of the course.
  • If for any reason Darwin Institute of Technology, or a third party delivering training and assessment on its behalf, is unable to provide the services as outlined in this agreement or any part of the training product that you are enrolled in, including where services will be impacted by changes to ownership or agreements with third parties, Darwin Institute of Technology will develop a strategy that minimises the impact to students and outline this in writing to affected students as soon as practicable.
  • You understand that Darwin Institute of Technology is required to collect your personal information which may be shared with the Australian Government, NCVER and the Tuition Protection Service as relevant for the purposes of
  • You have the financial capacity to meet all tuition fees and agree to pay fees as they become due. You understand the tuition fee for the program may increase (only in the event of unforeseen government charges or fees levied by the Australian Government against Darwin Institute of Technology for the conduct of this program) and that Darwin Institute of Technology reserves the right to increase its fees to recoup any such charges that may be levied. Otherwise, course fee will not change for enrolled students for the normal duration of the course.
  • You will arrive on campus in time for the Orientation Program, prior to the commencement of the formal program. You understand that you may not be permitted to enrol in the formal program if you arrive on campus more than two weeks after the program commences. If you arrive late, you may addend additional classes.
  • DIT will notify you if there is any change in ownership of the college, campus address, equipment requirement or any new 3 rd party arrangement regarding training/assessment.
  • If a Unique Student Identifier (USI) number is not provided to DIT, AQF Certificates cannot be issued or AVETMISS data cannot be updated for that period.
  • You have included certified documents to meet the conditions of your offer (if applicable);
  • You have read our articulation arrangement with higher education providers, if any, in student handbook.

I, hereby:

Accept the offer as outlined in this Written Agreement
Choose the following payment method for payment of fees:

Electronic Funds Transfer
Debit card
Credit Card

I declare to the best of my ability that the information entered on this form is correct and complete

I agree to be bound by the applicable standards of conduct, statutes, regulations, policies and procedures of Darwin Institute of Technology, including any variations the college may make from time to time.

I have attached payment for enrolment (Cheque, Bank cheque, money order, or credit card details (DO NOT send cash) into the course as outlined in this agreement.

I understand this agreement, and the availability of complaints and appeals processes, does not remove the ability and right to take action under Australian consumer protection laws.


Student to complete
Student Signed:
Printed Name:
Date:
07/08/2025
Darwin Institute of Technology to complete
DIT Representative Signature:
Printed Name:


Date:
07/08/2025

{date Of Offer}

Name & Account Details of the person who can receive REFUND, if needed
Account Name:
Account Number:
Bank Name and Branch:
SWIFT Code:
Country:


Contact Details:

Darwin Institute of Technology

37 Gregory Street, Parap NT, 0820, Australia

Email: admissions@dit.edu.au

Phone: 1300 420 156 (from Australia), +61 421 196 622 (from Overseas)

RTO Code: 41128 | CRICOS No: 03609J

Website: www.dit.edu.au

If you are a student from overseas it is a condition of your visa to take out appropriate health cover known as Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)

Schedule of Charges

Items Australian Dollar (GST included, if not indicated otherwise)
Changes in CoE Details $50.00
Charge for Overdue Tuition Fee $50/instance
Deferral Fee $100/instance
RPL Fee per Unit $200
Re-Assessment Fee $250/instance
Assessment late submission fee (assessment task never submitted before) $75/instance
Interim Academic Transcript $20
Reference Letter $10
Reissuance of Records (Certificate & Transcript) $80
Student Card Reissuance $10
Photocopy 10 cents/page
Airport Pick Up arrangement fee Will be confirmed on request
Temporary Accommodation Arrangement Fee Will be confirmed on request
Loss of Library books Replacement cost
Loss of Course Materials issued before Replacement cost