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The ADS scholarship cycle

A. Commencement of Pre-Departure Training in Indonesia

This is the start of the first stage of your ADS Program.  Pre-Departure Training consists of English for Academic Purposes, Cross Cultural Studies, Learning Strategies and Study Skills, Information Literacy Skills and Computer Skills.  The emphasis placed upon each component depends upon the length of the Pre-Departure Training.


B. Introductory briefing by the ADS Program Leader
This is designed to provide you with an overview of your scholarship program.  The  Program Leader will conduct this session.
 
C. Briefing by the ADS Placement Staff

The ADS Placement staff  will visit you to talk about the university placement process as well as provide information to you on the required medical examination and visa application process.


D. Student Visa Form completed

The visa form will be provided to you by the Placement staff.  You should complete this form and return it to the ADS office, as advised by ADS Placement staff.


E. Medical examination completed

You must undertake a medical examination . This will be performed by one of the Australian Embassy recognized doctors.  This list will be provided to you.  The results are valid for 12 months hence – so it is recommended that you get this done as soon as possible.


F. University preferences finalized

You must submit your first 2 university and course preferences to the Placement staff .  Remember that these choices are final.  The response to the first preference from the University will be an Unconditional Offer, a  Conditional Offer or a Rejection.  If it is a rejection then the Placement staff will inform you and advise you that ADS will make a request for placement in your second preference.


G. Pre-Departure Training concludes

This is the conclusion of the first stage of the ADS Program.  Awardees return to their home province/home organization until departure to Australia.


H. IELTS test undertaken

This is the IELTS test that you take at the end of your Pre-Departure Training.  The result of this test is forwarded to the university during the Placement process.


I. University offer received

After the university considers the result of your IELTS test (as sent by the ADS office) they will either change your Conditional Offer to a Full Offer or change it to a Rejection.  You will be informed of the progress of your application on the ADS website http://www.adsindonesia.or.id/


J.   Passport Applying for

Public Servants can apply for a blue passport only after they receive a full offer from the university.  Non Public Servants can apply for a green passport at any time.

 

K. Passport submitted to the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) by ADS

When your passport has been produced, you must submit this to the ADS office.  ADS staff will then forward it to the DIAC office at the Australian Embassy for a student visa.  You must have already completed and submitted your Visa Application Form.

 

L. Visa issued and returned to ADS
When your visa has been issued by DIAC, it will be collected by ADS staff.

 

M. Awardee collects passport and ticket
Tickets and passport will be available for collection at either the ADS office in Jakarta or at the IALF in Bali.

 

N. Awardee departs for Australia

Air tickets will be arranged by ADS staff.  Your arrival date in Australia will be arranged for approximately 2 -3 days before the start of the IAP Program.

 


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Last Updated ( Thursday, 18 February 2010 )
 
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