Course Fee

Course Cost: $AU 139, 900

This includes:

Induction Costs	Theory Course	Flight Training
Accommodation in Sweden	JAR ATPL Theory (Vocation Graduate Certificate (JAA))	200 Flight hours
JAR Certificate I medical	CASA commercial pilot licence	15 hours in an FNPT II Simulator
Aptitude testing	Training manuals including text books, flight maps, and computer training tools
Training induction at L.U.S.A	Examination fees (resitting exams will be at an extra cost)
Administration costs

Be one of the first enrolled in the Australian JAR ATPL program and recive

Accommodation for the duration of the course in a private room in a house shared with 3 to 4 other students.

Fund Your Training

Course Payment	Amount Due ($AU)
Course Deposit & Induction Fee: 4 weeks prior to induction	$ 8 500
Instalment 1: 4 weeks prior to commencement of course	$ 50 000
Instalment 2: 4 weeks into course	$ 15 000
Instalment 3: 12 weeks into course	$ 11 400
Instalment 4: 20 weeks into course	$ 15 000
Instalment 5: 28 weeks into course	$ 10 000
Instalment 6: 36 weeks into course	$ 10 000
Instalment 7: 44 weeks into course	$ 10 000
Instalment 8: 52 weeks into course	$ 10 000

Fee Security

Australia is committed to providing a quality education and training to international students.

As the International School of European Aviation's training facility is a registered training organisation of Australia student fees are protected under the Australian Government. The Australian government has endorsed a number of laws to ensure you are protected.

ISEA's training facilities, TVSA Pilot Training, is registered in accordance to the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000. As a registered training organisation of Australia, we offer our students a comprehensive fee security system to ensure our student receive the quality of training that they expect. As a student of ISEA your fees are protected by:

1. Refund Policy

In accordance to the ESOS legislation, ISEA has a comprehensive Refund Policy to clearly outline student entitlements in cases of both provider and student default.

2. Tuition Assurance Scheme

As a member of ACPET it is mandatory that ISEA's training facility maintains a Tuition Assurance Scheme. Yearly premiums are paid to ACPET; TVSA's chosen Tuition Assurance Scheme. In the unlikely event that ISEA is no longer able to continue business; ACPET will place the student with a like training provider and fund the education equivalent course.

For more information: www.acpet.edu.au

3. Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Assurance Fund

As a final security net, the Federal Government of Australia has set up an ESOS Assurance Fund which is underpinned by the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000. The ESOS Assurance Fund is managed by Price Waterhouse Coopers Chartered Accountants, who are responsible for conducting risk assessment for all providers. In the unlikely case that the Tuition Assurance Scheme does not deliver, a claim can be made against this fund.