All students in NAPS must have been formally admitted to the Academy before commencing their study. Admission to all courses are based on a transparent Admissions Policy.
To be admitted to any of the NAPS courses currently on offer, a student must meet the following criteria:
Current School Leavers
Minimum ATAR of 65 or a Higher School Certificate or overseas equivalent with 65% minimum.
Non-Current School Leavers
Previous admission to or the subsequent completion of at last one semester of an AQF level 7 or equivalent course
Students with disabilities or special needs will not be excluded based on pre-judgements about their ability to meet with the demands of the course. The same conditions and procedures apply to the admissions of students with a disability as to all other students, however NAPS fosters an environment of inclusiveness so special measures are provided to support their learning when required and discussed as part of the admission process.
Read more at NAPS Access and Equity Policy.
A student who does not meet the standard ‘school leavers’ criteria may apply for admission as a mature age applicant if they:
English Language Requirements
The medium of instruction in the Academy is English. All students are therefore required to demonstrate a minimum level of proficiency in the English language to qualify for admission.
The following criteria apply:
When an IELTS score or equivalent is used to demonstrate English proficiency, that score must have been attained within two years of the date of application for admission.
Read more: English Language Support
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