University of Western Australia
Centre for English Language Teaching CELT


Established in 1988, the Centre for English Language Teaching (CELT) reflects the tradition of the University, providing high quality English Language teaching in a friendly and attractive learning environment.


CELT is part of UWA's student Services. Our teachers have degrees and specialist qualifications in English language teaching. We take a communicative approach to teaching and we encourage students to learn strategies to become independent life-long learners of English.

Edith Cowan University
International English Centre

The International English Centre (IEC) is located on the Claremont Campus of ECU and prepares students wishing to pursue tertiary studies who meet ECU's academic requirements but who do not meet the English language requirements of the University. The IEC offers ELICOS programs ranging from one to 40 weeks.

The Centre offers students many benefits including qualified teachers, excellent university facilities and resources, student support services and various study pathways to ECU. The Centre offers a number of programs for International students.

Department of Languages and Intercultural Education

University Foundation Program

You will be studying in an environment that practises its belief in the value of cultural diversity. Our academic and administrative staff come from over 15 different countries and collectively speaks more than 20 languages. You'll find, too, that our students come from even more diverse backgrounds.

DOLIE graduates pursue a range of careers, in multinational corporations, Federal and local government offices, universities and schools, small businesses and media and arts organisations. The language or TESOL skills gained through DOLIE can take them all over the world. If you want to know more about the courses that can lead you towards this bright professional future, just keep browsing. And if you need any more information, contact us and we'll do our best to help.

University Foundation Program
(Certificate IV in Adult Tertiary Preparation)


The Notre Dame International University Foundation Studies program (Certificate IV in Adult Tertiary Preparation) is designed for Australian and international students at pre-undergraduate level who need a bridge between academic studies completed by the student and the academic requirements of the University of Notre Dame. The University Foundation Studies program is a Certificate IV course under the Australian Qualifications Framework.

On successful completion of the Foundation Studies Program, students secure direct entry to The University of Notre Dame at first year level. Students who do not pass the Foundation Studies program may be eligible to enter the Notre Dame International Bachelor Preliminary Course.