Is Australia Safe For Students
Australia is a very safe place. A beautiful multicultural country offering a high standard of living.
When you first come to Australia, avoid traveling alone at night when possible and always try to keep a working mobile phone on you, in case of an emergency.
Australia is home to several species of poisonous animals both in the waters and on land. Marine stingers live in the tropical waters but the most popular beaches have stinger resistant enclosures for safety.
On land, a spider or snake bite can be lethal, avoid any contact with snakes and spiders and if bit you should seek emergency medical treatment right away. Always exercise reasonable caution, if it appears unknown or dangerous, don’t touch it!
Australia is an amazing country to study in. Thousands of International students come to Australia to study every year. Australia offers a high quality education and a high quality of life. Contact us to learn more about studying in Australia!
My oldest daughter actually went there for a semester a few years back, and she absolutely loved it! And danger is everywhere, you just have to be vigilant about paying attention. And to be honest, the news media are such instigators of bad news….you can’t allow yourself to miss out on a once-in-a-lifetime experience because of something that happens all over.
Our daughter is the one to have found this site, and directed us to it. As she will be graduating this year, we will be all going down there in the summer to get her acclimated to the area. And yes, both her mother and I are both nervous, but it is what she truly wants to do, she’s worked hard (at work and school) to be able to get into the Institute. And it’s also a huge plus that we have friends living in Melbourne, who will keep an eye out for her. And though it’ll be hard for us, especially with her being so very far, we do have to cut the cord eventually. And what a chance for her to expand her horizons. I would highly recommend studying in Melbourne or Australia. And as long as she keeps her head and uses common sense, we have no true fear for her being there.