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Enrolment Process: Families may initiate enrolment by submitting a complete online Application for Enrolment. Before applying, families are encouraged to read the Enrolment Policy, Enrolment Agreement, Business Notice, and Fee Schedule. An expression of interest is submitted by an online Application for Enrolment and must be accompanied by: Birth Certificate and/or Passport; Visa Grant Notice (if applicable); Australian English Assessment Standard (AEAS) test report (if applicable); Court Orders (if applicable); NAPLAN results (if applicable); Medical or Specialist Reports (if applicable); and a non-refundable application fee of AUD 150. Submitting the Application for Enrolment and documents does not guarantee a place. Applicants that proceed beyond the waitlist stage are invited to attend an interview, and successful applicants receive a formal Offer of Enrolment.
There is a waitlist stage in the enrolment process; applicants that proceed beyond the waitlist stage are invited to attend an interview.
Scholarships for 2026 open on 5 May. There are 35 Full, Half, and Quarter Scholarships available across Melbourne Senior Campus, King Khalid Coburg Campus and Caroline Springs Campus, open to both local and overseas students. Six categories: Academic Excellence (Grade 6) and Academic Excellence (Secondary Years 7–11); Qur'aan Kareem (Memorisation and Tajweed, Primary and Secondary with defined memorisation levels); Sports; Arts; Special Needs (not applied for by students). Academic Scholarships are tested by EduTest; Qur'aan Kareem tests are internal. Scholarship applications close on Friday 27 June 2025, with testing dates: Academic Scholarships on Tuesday 12 August 2025 and Qur'aan Scholarships on Wednesday 13 August 2025. Downloadable information covers EduTest Academic Scholarship details and subject-specific scholarship information (Arts, Sports).
The Australian International Academy Caroline Springs Campus offers a broad, recognised program that blends the Australian Curriculum with the International Baccalaureate. The Primary Campus (Prep to Year 5) delivers the IB Primary Years Programme alongside ACARA in a transdisciplinary, inquiry-based framework. Arabic language and Religious Studies are taught at all levels, with additional modern languages offered as numbers allow. The Senior Campus delivers the IB Diploma Programme for Years 11-12, with six subjects (three HL, three SL), plus Theory of Knowledge, the Extended Essay and CAS. The Diploma prepares students for university study, and the Senior Campus is a Candidate School for the IB Middle Years Programme. The college has a long history, originating as King Khalid Islamic College in 1983, and opened the Caroline Springs Campus in 2014. AIA provides a range of after-school activities including debating, calligraphy, language forums and esports, together with chess and camp activities, each week.
