This procedure outlines the process for schools and colleges to accelerate gifted students.


This policy outlines the DECYP approach to supporting consistent attendance at school and provides information on key obligations/accountabilities for schools.


This policy outlines the responsibilities and requirements associated with a school student participating in a school based apprenticeship.


These cross sectoral guidelines provide details relating to Ministerial Instruction No 15 Early Entry to School, which specifies the requirements for early enrolment of children who are gifted.


This procedure sets out a consistent approach to monitor, support and report international school attendance to facilitate adherence to Standard 8 of the National Code of Practice for Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2018 (National Code).


This Procedure outlines the process for nomination and enrolment of children and young people in Tasmanian State Government support schools.


This procedure outlines the process for assessing applications for Out of Area (OOA) enrolments at State schools from Kindergarten to Year 10.


This guideline outlines the processes for assessing an application for part-time enrolment of a home educated student in a school.


This policy ensures new and enrolled full fee paying international students (primary holders of a subclass 500 visa and standalone visitor visa) can receive a full or partial refund of their pre-paid fees in certain circumstances. It guides DECYP staff (including Tasmanian Government Education International (TGEI) staff), parents/guardians, students, Department of Home Affairs (DHA) approved guardians, and agents.


This Policy provides guidance on how to apply for tuition fee relief for a temporary resident when an applicant is facing financial difficulties or compassionate and/or compelling circumstances


This Policy outlines the eligibility and requirements for a Temporary Resident Program (TRP) visa holder to apply for a refund of their dependant鈥檚 tuition fees. It also outlines Tasmanian Government Education International鈥檚 (Education International) responsibilities with assessing and processing the refund request.

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