Best Concerted Baccalaureate Centers In Melbourne Near Me

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Wesley College's campuses provide inclusive, safe and vibrant environments, where students thrive.

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The Study Melbourne Hub (formerly known as the Study Melbourne Student Centre) is a study space in the centre of Melbourne for tertiary international students living in Victoria. The Hub is a welcoming place to network, attend events, meet other students and access support and advice. Visit us – We’re open!


Engage with dedicated support services and attend free events and activities to expand your network and enhance your career opportunities.


Enjoy a free coffee and get tips on everything about living and studying in Victoria.

The Study Melbourne Hub provides free help and advice to all international students in Victoria. We support students with a range of enquiries including financial hardship, accommodation, wellbeing and mental health support, employment programs, legal information and education provider problems.

The Study Melbourne Hub can make an appointment for you to get legal advice about your employment or accommodation concerns at the International Student Employment and Accommodation Legal Service (ISEALS). This is a specialised service, designed for international students in Victoria.

Meet the ISEALS team and see how these services can help you

The Study Melbourne Hub is open in Hardware Lane, Melbourne. Contact us to make an appointment or just drop in between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday.

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St Leonard’s College offers the opportunity to achieve excellence in either the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) or the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE).

We are delighted to congratulate our Class of 2022 VCE and IBDP students on their excellent academic results, including a median IBDP ATAR of 97.6, and 2 perfect scores of 45 (ATAR 99.95) along with a combined IBDP/VCE median ATAR of 87.0.

As an International Baccalaureate World School, we offer an expertly designed international framework along with the highly sought after year 12 choice of both the VCE and IBDP.

Our students discover and develop skills and interests via a rich and diverse cocurriculum program including sport, outdoor education, music, drama, debating, public speaking and much more.

We believe that by giving each child a strong sense of being known, nurtured and loved, we develop in them the optimism to view the world through confident eyes.

Our students develop a strong sense of social responsibility through local, national and international fundraising, community service and social action programs, thereby preparing them to be meaningful contributors to society.

Our highly acclaimed programs are informed by the very best global research, designed to develop the necessary knowledge, attributes, values and skills that allow our students to confidently engage with the world around them.

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