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Student information

We believe informed students are empowered students. Here you’ll find everything you need to know about studying with us, before you enrol and throughout your journey.

Your rights

What you can expect from us

  • 01Access quality training and assessment that reflects current practice
  • 02Be treated with respect, fairness and dignity in a safe, inclusive environment
  • 03Learn free from bullying, discrimination or harassment
  • 04Receive timely, accurate information about your course, fees, support and progress
  • 05Access your personal records and seek reasonable adjustments where applicable
  • 06Appeal decisions and make complaints without fear of victimisation
  • 07Receive a Statement of Attainment or qualification on successful completion
Your responsibilities

What we ask of you

  • 01Act respectfully and professionally toward students, staff and trainers
  • 02Engage actively in your training and assessment
  • 03Submit authentic, original work and uphold academic integrity
  • 04Follow our policies, including safety, conduct and participation requirements
  • 05Tell us of any change in your circumstances affecting your enrolment
  • 06Give us feedback so we can keep improving
Before you enrol

The essentials, in plain language

Tap any topic to read more. Full policy documents are listed further down this page.

Fees, payments & refunds

Before you enrol you’ll receive clear, written information about all fees and charges that apply to your course, along with a payment agreement. We’ll never ask you to commit without knowing exactly what you’ll pay and when.

  • Indicative course fees and any additional charges are provided in writing before enrolment.
  • Payment plans may be available, these are set out in your payment agreement.
  • Refunds are handled fairly under our Fees and Refunds Policy, including where a course does not proceed.
  • Where required, student fees are protected in line with our regulatory obligations.
Support & wellbeing

You’re never alone at Crescent Scholars

Sometimes you need a little extra help, with your studies, your wellbeing, or life as a student. Our support options include academic and study-skills help, LLND support, career and pathway guidance, disability support, and referrals to qualified professionals. Seeking support is a sign of strength.

Lifeline

24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention.
13 11 14 · lifeline.org.au

Reading & Writing Hotline

Advice and referrals for adult literacy and numeracy.
1300 655 506 · readingwritinghotline.edu.au

Kids Helpline

Free 24/7 counselling for ages 5–25.
1800 551 800

Drug Info

Information about alcohol and other drugs (Australian Drug Foundation).
1300 85 85 84

Al-Hikmah Centre of Wisdom

Australian Youth Welfare Trust, running youth welfare programs that help Islamic schools and Muslim parents nurture students towards academic achievement and good character.
aywtrust@outlook.com · alhikmahcentreofwisdom.com.au
81 Wembley Road, Logan Central QLD 4114

Muslim Charitable Foundation

Welfare assistance, emergency accommodation, youth mentoring and grocery support for people affected by homelessness, domestic violence and crisis, grounded in Islamic values of compassion.
0435 839 928 · mcfaustralia.org.au

If you’re unsure where to start or would like a confidential chat, speak with your trainer or contact our student support team. To explore the full range of support and how to access it, ask our student support team about our Wellbeing and Support Services Policy.

Document hub

Forms & guides

Enrolment and student forms, plus the guides that help you get started. Select a form to open it, or request a guide and our team will be in touch.