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Fee concessions
Fee concessions (reduced fees) may be available to eligible students with exception to fee-for-service (full fee paying) courses.
Requests for concessions will not be considered after enrolment and payment of fees.
If using a concession card, you will need to present one of the following when enrolling:
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a Centrelink Health Care card
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a Centrelink Pensioner Concession card
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a Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) card
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a copy of your Centrelink Card [this copy must be certified by either a Justice of the Peace (JP) or a Commissioner for Declarations (C.Dec)]. To locate a JP or C.Dec, ask a Customer Service Officer at any police station, courthouse, school, bank or solicitor's office or
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Form SS55 (This is an official form that Centrelink will issue to you on request if you have been approved a current card, but have not received it).
Concessions are granted for the following reasons:
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Criteria |
Evidence for all other enrolment methods |
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| You haven't completed Year 12 and are under 17 at the end of February in the year of enrolment | Original or copy of birth certificate (or extract) |
| You are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander | Completion of the Cultural Diversity section of the New Student Details form |
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You are the primary cardholder for Centrelink:
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You must agree to an online validation check with Centrelink* |
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You are a listed dependant for Centrelink:
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Original or copy of documentation or SS55 Temporary Card. Primary cardholder must agree to an online validation check with Centrelink. |
*Primary cardholders for Centrelink Health Care and Pensioner Concession cards must supply their Centrelink CRN (customer reference number). A check is performed with the Centrelink database. If you are unsure if you qualify for a Centrelink concession card, phone Centrelink on 13 61 50.
This page was last updated at 09-April-2009