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Good news! Most of our CIT programs allow you to apply online. There is only one exception (as below) where an online application isn't suitable. Read on...
Find out what’s on offer for Semester 1, 2009
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Need Help?
We are always here to help you. We will endeavour to respond to your email within 24 hours.
T: (02) 6207 3188
E: infoline@cit.act.edu.au
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Exception: Studying flexibly via the CIT Learning Centre
Studying flexibly means CIT can personalize a study course for you, which may involve a variety of ways of studying, such as online or at CIT. The CIT Learning Centre has many courses which allow you to enrol at anytime.
To study through the Learning Centre, please call them directly to arrange to attend an information session.
Students wanting to study flexibly via the CIT Learning Centre don't complete an online application form.
CIT Learning Centre contact details:
Reid
T: (02) 6207 4148
E: lcreid@cit.act.edu.au
Tuggeranong
T: (02) 6207 3676
E: lctuggeranong@cit.act.edu.au
Southside
T: (02) 6207 4804
E: lcsouthside@cit.act.edu.au
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Things you need to know before applying:
1. You must be an Australian or New Zealand citizen or permanent resident to use this application method. If you are not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or permanent resident and you want to study at CIT, please go to CIT International for more information, or contact international on +61 2 6207 4662.
2. Completing an application form does not guarantee you a place in that course. An online application is not a confirmation of enrolment.
3. Some courses have entry requirements. Entry requirements are what you need to be eligible to apply and enrol in a CIT course. For example you might need to be of a minimum age.
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How to apply
It's important to read each of these steps:
1. Only apply for each course once.
2. If you apply online you should not apply in writing (on an application form) also. CIT will only process one application from you for each course.
3. Check that you meet the minimum entry requirements for the course you have chosen. Refer to the A-Z course list to check.
4. If your course has entry requirements and please note that at enrolment you will be required to show that you meet these requirements.
5. Your next step will ask you to specify a personal login. Please write this down and keep somewhere safe so that you can refer to it later on.
6. You can apply for more than one course using your login. It is important that you are the only person who uses your login details. If you allow someone else to make an application using your login details, your own application could easily be processed incorrectly.
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Tips for applying:
CIT reserves the right to not conduct courses if there is insufficient demand.
All information provided in your application is protected under the Commonwealth of Australia, Privacy Act 1988.
1. Maximise your chances of application success by providing as much information as possible on the online form.
2. It will be helpful to have the required information at hand to help you complete your online application. Here is an example of questions you will be asked to complete:
- Personal Details - full name, male or female, date-of-birth (DOB), address, contact telephone numbers, email address, permanent residency, emergency contact.
- Course Details - course name, full-time or part-time study, preferred location of study.
3. Bring this supporting information with you to your enrolment session or information session.
4. Remember to fill in the all the blanks on the form.
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Check your application before submitting:
1. Check you have included all the required information in your application. Once you have submitted your application, it isn't possible to change it.
2. Make sure you have not left any blanks.
3. Check you have the evidence to support the information you have put in your application, but do not attach the information at this point. Put this aside to bring with you when you come to an enrolment session.
Please note: There are severe penalties for submitting false information, so please be honest and as accurate as possible.
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What happens after you apply?
1. CIT will process your application
2. CIT will then contact you either via email or in writing to advise you of the next stage of the application process.
3. You will need to attend an enrolment session or an interview. Please don't forget to bring your supporting information with you.
Contact the Student Services Hub for information about the course you have chosen if you are unsure.
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Apply Online
You can Apply Online by clicking on the following link:
Click here to Apply Online
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