Language & Communication Service is a school in Australia that is located in a place called Elizabeth, which is found in the region of SA, Australia.

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Language & Communication Service Review

Language & Communication Service is a very good option as an Australian school when looking for in the area of SA.

Overview

The official name of this school is Language & Communication Service.

It is a Public School.

Entrance to the school is via Elizabeth House Oxenham Drv.

Fees and Costs

This is a Public School which means it is generally free for students with Citizenship and Permanent Residency to enrol and attend.

Admissions to Language & Communication Service

Language & Communication Service accepts students that are eligible to be enrolled in an Australian Educational institution. International students are welcome to apply, however there is no guarantee of a placement at Language & Communication Service.

Acceptance at Language & Communication Service is based on several factors, some including home address zoning, past academic performance and grades, financial situation, current enrolment waitlists and sometimes where compassionate grounds can be established.

Studying at Language & Communication Service

Language & Communication Service is a registered education institution and is currently accepting new student enrolments for 2023/2024.

For more information about applying to Language & Communication Service, please visit their website by clicking the apply button at the top of their page (if eligible).

Scholarships at Language & Communication Service

Language & Communication Service potentially has scholarships available for 2023 / 2024. You will need to get in touch with the school directly for details.

Teachers

Teachers from Language & Communication Service are fully qualified and are experts in teaching students in at the Australian level. Teaching is of the highest standard, and is certified by the local council in Elizabeth and state government in SA.

Students

Language & Communication Service is classed as specialising in Education.

NOTE:

A primary school is an institution that typically caters towards students of the ages between 5 and 12. Traditional Primary schools run levels between Prep and Grade 6.

A secondary school institution is classed as a High School, meaning it generally takes in students aged between 12 and 18, and only offers Grades from 6 to 12.

Please enquire directly with Language & Communication Service to obtain the rules around age groups and grade levels for Education.