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Welcome to Laneway

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We look forward to welcoming you to
Laneway International College.

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Own the social future as only amarketer can.

Project Based Learning

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Our Campus

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We’re proud to be a leading
education provider.

Get a sense of where you’ll be learningwhilst at Laneway.

Con
tents

Tank Stream LabsPROSPECTUS

Courses for Leaders

Inspire people to reach higher,
dream bigger, and achieve greater.

Seed Fund$50,000 fund to support ourstudents start a business.

Stronger Together

Laneway’s industry partnership to give
your education a competitive edge.

Laneway’s got your back when it
comes to study.

Innovative Business
All Rounder

Living in Australia

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Every great success story is built
upon a solid foundation.

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Courses for Entrepreneurs
Seeing the world as an entrepreneur
is a superpower.

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Courses for Marketers

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Everything you need to know
about making the move to
studying in Sydney.

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Housekeeping3

At Laneway, our students are our
VIP’s. We’re proud to be teaching
future innovators and leaders. We
don’t only educate our students
in their field of interest, we makethem future-proof and provide
them with the skillset to achieve
their goals.

Welcome to Laneway
International College
Australia’s leading
innovative education
provider.
AT LANEWAY, WE HAVE DEVELOPEDA UNIQUE APPROACH TO
EDUCATION. WE HAVE THROWNOUT THE OLD CLASSROOM RULESAND EMPOWER STUDENTS TO
BECOME ENTREPRENEURS AND
INTRAPRENEURS. OUR METHODOLOGYCOMBINES PROJECT-BASED LEARNING,DESIGN THINKING AND NETWORKING.
THIS HAS CREATED A ONE OF A
KIND LEARNING EXPERIENCE THAT
FOCUSES ON REAL WORLD OUTCOMES,BUSINESS INNOVATION AND INDUSTRYENGAGEMENT.

My team and I are committed
to supporting your transition to
studying at Laneway International
College. It might seem daunting,but we look at it as tremendously
exciting; a chance to take the firstreal steps toward your exciting
future. We’re with you on this: withdedicated support services andcareer guidance, you’ve got a teamat your back that cares about yoursuccess.

At the core of our vision is the commitment
to teaching excellence and industry
engagement that provides our students withthe knowledge, experience, and attitude toexcel in their chosen profession.
Powered by innovation and technology,
the world is changing fast. The startup
methodology is being embraced everywhere
and those who think like an entrepreneur
are rising to the top across the world. Never
has there been a better time to turn youridea or passion into a business. People
that can think outside of the box to solve
business problems are in high demand by
employers.

The Course and Careers Advisors at
Laneway can assist you and yourfamily in making a smart decision
with what course to choose foryour career. I know this important
decision can be tough, so you
don’t have to make it alone.

Our academic and management team haveover 50 years of combined experience ineducation management, work-integrated
learning and student support. Laneway
International College emerged through ourpartnerships with industry to bring about a
new approach to teaching and learning andto set higher standards in applied education.
The result is a unique mix of academicallyrobust courses combined with a clear
focus on real-world skills, knowledge, andexperience.

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WE
ARE
LANEWAY

The team and I look forward
to welcoming you to Laneway
International College.
Yours sincerely,

DANIEL WORTLEYCHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERPROSPECTUS

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WHAT ISPROJECT BASEDLEARNING
Project-based learning (PBL) is an approach toteaching and learning that engages students in richand authentic learning experiences.

Project
Based
Learning

Students learn about a subject by working for an
extended period of time to investigate and respond to
a complex question, challenge or problem. It is a styleof active and inquiry-based learning that develops
the skills required to be successful in the digital age.
Students acquire a deeper knowledge through active
exploration of real-world challenges and problems.

WHAT ISPROJECT BASEDLEARNING
AT LANEWAY
At Laneway project-based learning is in our DNA.
Students work on a project over a ten-week period(study term) by investigating and responding toengaging questions, problems and challenges set
by real entrepreneurs, startup founders and multinational organisations. Our students demonstrate theirknowledge and skills by developing a public productor presentation for a real audience at the end of the
project.
As a result, our students develop deep content
knowledge as well as critical thinking, creativity
and communication skills in the context of doing
an authentic, meaningful project. Our project-basedlearning model unleashes a contagious, creative
energy among our students and staff.
At the completion of the project, our students are
given a letter of reference by the project owner to
add to their PBL portfolio of evidence. This portfolio
will ensure Laneway students are in high demand by
employers after they graduate and also provides theconfidence needed for our entrepreneurial students
looking to launch tier own venture.

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Why choose the Laneway
project-based learning model?
WE BELIEVE THAT THE LANEWAY PBL EXPERIENCE TRANSFORMS OUR STUDENTS FROMPASSIVE TO ACTIVE, LIFELONG LEARNERS. WHEN FACED WITH A PROBLEM TO SOLVE
AND A MIX OF CHOICE AND RESPONSIBILITIES, THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE BECOMES
DEEP AND LONG-LASTING.

PBL projects lead to deeper understanding andgreater retention of content knowledge. Students
are better able to apply what they know to newsituations and have increased confidence.

Students actively engage with
PBL projects which provide
real-world relevance forlearning. Students work tosolve authentic problems fromreal startups and companies,
witnessing the impact theirwork has first hand.

Students develop a portfolioof real-world experience witha range of brands that puts
them ahead of their peers.
Being able to talk about theirinvolvement in the projects
they have completed, makes
our students stand out fromthe pack.

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DEEPERLEARNING

Through PBL, students interact with eachother, Laneway staff, startups, businesses andorganizations and the wider community to growtheir own network and develop career interests.

NETWORKBUILDING

REAL-WORLDAUTHENTICITYSTUDENTIMPACTPORTFOLIO
OF WORKPROSPECTUS

Students learn to take initiativeand responsibility, thinkcreatively, work as part of ateam, negotiate, solve problems
and communicate ideas.

DIGITAL AGE
WORKPLACESKILLSTECHNOLOGYPROSPECTUS

Students are exposed to thelatest technology and software
platforms to complete theirprojects. This includes
applications for research,content creation, projectmapping, team collaborationand presentations.

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PROUD TO
BE THE ONLYEDUCATIONPROVIDER
INSIDE THE$35 MILLIONSYDNEYSTARTUP HUB.

Where
the
magic
happens
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The Hub is the first of its kind in Australia and isunmatched in the southern hemisphere in terms of
its size and density. Laneway’s position in The Hub isa testament to our dedication to delivering educationthat is future-looking and entrepreneurial in spirit.
The $35 million Hub houses the cream of Sydneytech and entrepreneur talent between Tank Stream
Labs, Stone and Chalk, Fishburners, and The Studio toname just a few.
One of The Hub’s main goals is to serve as the nexus
for the entire NSW startup community and enablefounders and entrepreneurs the capacity to moreeasily tap into skills, ideas, networks, and investment.
Laneway knows how valuable this environment is to
our students who have their own burning ideas. Being
surrounded by such vibrant talent executing on theirown big ideas is truly invaluable.
Learning with Laneway inside The Hub means you’realready part of a thriving community right from themoment you arrive in Sydney. Immersed in the same
space as some of the most innovative thinkers in the
country, the opportunities for networking, peer to peer
learning and informal mentoring are endless.

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SYDNEY
START UPHUB
THE SYDNEY STARTUP HUB IS A BOLD, AMBITIOUS MOVE BY
GOVERNMENT TO SUPPORT INNOVATION, STRENGTHEN THE
STARTUP COMMUNITY AND GROW NEW SUSTAINABLE HIGHVALUE JOBS IN NSW. OUR STATE OF THE ART CAMPUS IS
LOCATED RIGHT IN THE HEART OF THINGS.
Level 7, 11 – 31 York Street, Sydney NSW 2000
FACILITIES•• Design thinking and tutorial breakout spaces•• Modern, technology enhanced,
spacious classrooms•• Computer lab•• Free hi speed WiFi access•• Photocopying and printing facilities•• Digital and traditional library
resources

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PROSPECTUS•• 2 student lounge areas and kitchen•• Student refrigerators, microwaves andcoffee machine•• Air-conditioned•• Mobility impaired access andamenities•• Shower facilities

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Bradley Delamare
CEO, TANK STREAM LABS

It’s Bradley’s job to have his finger on thepulse of the Sydney startup community to
attract talented entrepreneurs with innovativeideas to be part of Tank Stream Labs:
one of the largest technology co-working
communities in Australia.

Robert Kawalsky

CO-FOUNDER AND CEO, ZEETINGS
Robert created Zeetings as a way to turn“dreary monologues into lively, informative
dialogues.” In addition to the B2B interactive
presentation software of Zeetings, Robert has
a track-record in startups that began with
Tonight! a social networking app for iPhone.

Matt Barnett

HEAD HONCHO, VERBATE
Matt has brought to market a numberof innovative products that are used bybusinesses and brands the world over. Matt
embodies the entrepreneurial spirit of thetwenty-first century. As well as Verbate, Matt isalso Papa Bear at Bonjoro.

Christie Whitehill

FOUNDER, TECH READY WOMEN
Christie knows startups inside-out. With
Hatching Lab, Christie is an innovation andtech partner to startups and corporates
nationwide. Through her other ventures
Poppy Renegade and Tech Ready®, Christie
empowers women to step into the tech spaceand stand tall in all facets of life.

LEARN
WITH
THE BEST
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Your
inviteto
Tank
StreamLabs
PROSPECTUS

PROSPECTUSWE KNOW THAT AQUALIFICATION IS JUSTONE IMPORTANT PART OF
A BIGGER STORY. LANEWAY
WANTS TO HAVE A PARTIN THAT BIGGER STORYOF SELF-STARTING, OF
DEDICATED WORK AND OFPUSHING YOUR OWN IDEASFORWARD.
Upon enrolment, all Laneway students becomea member of Tank Stream Labs, embedding
and exposing you to the Australian Start Up
scene. Tank Stream Labs is one of Australia’s
leading breeding grounds for technology
entrepreneurs, thought leaders and early
adopters. In 2017, Tank Stream Labs won Best
Co-working Space in Australia at the inaugural
Fintech Awards. The Tank Stream Labs
community contains the future tech leadersin Australia with global aspirations. Laneway
is proud to partner with Tank Stream Labs tohave our students immersed in a culture ofinnovation and problem solving. We want ourstudents to see the direct link between what
they’re learning and where they want to go.
Through this partnership, our students
will be exposed and embedded into theAustralian startup scene. Students will begiven opportunities to complete workbased projects as part of their studies andparticipate in internship programs during term
breaks and after graduation. Founders and key
staff members from a range of startups will
also be delivering key elements of Laneway’s
specialised suite of courses.

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Certificate IV in Business
COURSE CODE: BSB40215

INNOVATIVE
BUSINESSALL ROUNDERCRICOS COURSE CODE: 097068M

COURSE DESCRIPTIONThis course provides an entry-level pathway into gaining the skills and knowledge required to effectively operate asmall to medium sized business. You will learn how to use your newly found skills and knowledge to get the job
done. This will include providing solutions to unpredictable problems, analysing information from a variety of sourcesand establishing client and business networks.

COURSE MODULESSPREAD THE WORDBSBMKG413 Promote products and services

EVERY GREAT SUCCESSSTORY IS BUILT UPON A
SOLID FOUNDATION.

CUSTOMER NEEDSBSBCUS402 Address customer needs
PRESENTATION SKILLSBSBCMM401 Make a presentation
TEAM INNOVATIONBSBINN301 Promote innovation in a team environment
MONEY 101
BSBFIA402 Report on financial activity
CREATIVE THINKINGBSBCRT401 Articulate, present and debate ideas
DIGITAL MARKETING IN ACTION
BSBMGT407 Apply digital solutions to work processes
BSBMKG418 Develop and apply knowledge of marketing communication industry
BSBMKG417 Apply marketing communication across a convergent industry
BULLET PROOF YOUR BUSINESSBSBWHS401 Implement and monitor WHS policies, procedures and programs to meet legislative requirements

THE FACTS

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESENTRY REQUIREMENTS

DURATION: 26 weeks (including term breaks)•• Operations Assistant•• Administration Assistant•• Business Unit Manager•• Successful completion of Australian Year
10 or equivalent•• Must be at least 18 years of age atcourse commencement•• International learners must demonstrate
they hold an IELTS 5.5 with no skills
band less than 5 or equivalent

STUDY PERIODS: 2 terms (10 weeks per term)
TOTAL HOURS OF STUDY: 600 hours
CAMPUS: Sydney

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Diploma of Entrepreneurship and Innovation
COURSE CODE: 10733NAT

YOU’RE AN
ENTREPRENEURCRICOS COURSE CODE: 098311G

COURSE DESCRIPTIONThis unique course has been designed to provide our students with a learning experience previously only available to startup
founders on an accelerator or incubator program. Built in collaboration with the wider entrepreneurial ecosystem, it has been
designed to take students through the steps involved in developing an idea into a commercial or social enterprise.

COURSE MODULESIDEA VALIDATIONDENVAL001 Validate a product idea

SEEING THE WORLD AS
AN ENTREPRENEUR IS A
SUPERPOWER FOR THE
TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY.

MVP DESIGNDENMVP002 Define a minimum viable product
CAPITAL RAISINGDENFUN003 Secure funding to launch and grow a startup
DISRUPT THE MARKETBSBMKG507 Interpret market trends and developments
CREATIVE THINKINGBSBCRT301 Develop and extend critical and creative thinking skills
MARKETING SCOPEBSBMKG501 Identify and evaluate marketing opportunities
TAKE IT TO MARKETBSBMKG523 Design and develop an integrated marketing communication plan
MAKE IT HAPPEN
BSBPMG522 Undertake project work
FIND YOUR SPARK
BSBLDR511 Develop and use emotional intelligence
NETWORKINGBSBREL402 Build client relationships and business networks
SALES 101
BSBSLS501 Develop a sales plan

THE FACTS

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESENTRY REQUIREMENTS

DURATION: 52 weeks (including term breaks)

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•• Successful completion of BSB40215
Certificate IV in Business or related discipline(preferred) OR successful completion ofAustralian Year 10 or equivalent OR relevant
vocational experience•• Must be at least 18 years of age at coursecommencement•• International learners must demonstrate theyhold an IELTS 5.5 with no skills band lessthan 5 or equivalentthan 5 or equivalent

STUDY PERIODS: 4 terms (10 weeks per term)
TOTAL HOURS OF STUDY: 1200 hours
CAMPUS: Sydney

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Entrepreneur
Startup FounderBusiness Owner
Intrapreneur

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Advanced Diploma of Business

COURSE CODE: BSB50215

COURSE CODE: BSB60215

CRICOS COURSE CODE: 097071E

CRICOS COURSE CODE: 097074B

COURSE DESCRIPTIONCOURSE DESCRIPTION

Know you want to work in the business world but not quite sure where it could take you? Let the Diploma of
Business be your guide. Our practical course gives you general business skills like managing projects, finances andpeople so you are able to take the next step in launching your career.

Learn how to see the big picture in business. You will be empowered with the technical and practical skills you needto think of great business strategies and innovative ideas for all kinds of businesses. This course covers a wide rangeof business functions including business planning, localised marketing strategies, advertising, financial management
and human resource planning.

In addition to these fundamental aspects, you will explore the process of analysing and interpreting market trends,
investigate the use of innovation to create digital solutions for business problems and develop emotional intelligenceskills to connect on a deeper level with your network.

In addition to these core elements of senior business management, you will explore developing business approaches
that support sustainability and be guided through the process of identifying and evaluating international business
opportunities.

COURSE MODULESCOURSE MODULES
FIND YOUR SPARK
BSBLDR511 Develop and use emotional intelligence

FIND YOUR PURPOSE
BSBSUS501 Develop workplace policy and procedures for sustainability

DISRUPT THE MARKETBSBMKG507 Interpret market trends and developments

CREATE A PLAN
BSBMGT617 Develop and implement a business plan

DEVELOP YOUR IDEABSBMKG502 Establish and adjust the marketing mix

BUILD A TEAMBSBHRM602 Manage human resources strategic planning

TAKE IT TO MARKETBSBMKG523 Design and develop an integrated marketing communication plan

MONEY MATTERS
BSBFIM601 Manage finances

FINANCIAL VIABILITY
BSBFIM501 Manage budgets and financial plans

INTERNATIONAL EXPANSIONBSBMKG605 Evaluate international marketing opportunities

CREATE A PROTOTYPE
BSBINN501 Establish systems that support innovation

DESIGN THE JOURNEYBSBMKG609 Develop a marketing plan

MINIMUM VIABLE PRODUCTBSBEBU511 Develop and implement an e-business strategy

SET IT IN MOTIONBSBMKG603 Manage the marketing process

MAKE IT HAPPEN
BSBPMG522 Undertake project work

SHOUT OUT LOUD
BSBADV604 Execute an advertising campaign

THE FACTS

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESENTRY REQUIREMENTS

DURATION: 52 weeks (including term breaks)

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•• Successful completion of BSB40215
Certificate IV in Business or related
discipline (preferred) OR successful
completion of Australian Year 10 orequivalent OR relevant vocational
experience•• Must be at least 18 years of age atcourse commencement•• International learners must
demonstrate they hold an IELTS 5.5
with no skills band less than 5 orequivalentthan 5 or equivalent

STUDY PERIODS: 4 terms (10 weeks per term)
TOTAL HOURS OF STUDY: 1200 hours
CAMPUS: Sydney

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Administrator
Executive officer
Program Consultant
Program Coordinator
Business Development Manager

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THE FACTS

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESENTRY REQUIREMENTS

DURATION: 52 weeks (including term breaks)•• Business Analyst•• Business Development Director•• Junior Executive•• Successful completion of BSB50215
Diploma of Business or related
discipline (preferred) OR successful
completion of Australian Year 10 orequivalent OR relevant vocational
experience•• Must be at least 18 years of age atcourse commencement•• International learners must
demonstrate they hold an IELTS 5.5
with no skills band less than 5 orequivalent

STUDY PERIODS: 4 terms (10 weeks per term)
TOTAL HOURS OF STUDY: 1200 hours
CAMPUS: Sydney

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Diploma of Marketing & Communication
COURSE CODE: BSB52415

YOU’RE A
MARKETERCRICOS COURSE CODE: 097073C

COURSE DESCRIPTIONOur Diploma of Marketing & Communication gives you the skills and the know-how to engage and influence valuable
customers, develop brand loyalty, and execute strategic marketing campaigns. This program has been specificallydesigned to provide graduates with a broad base of generalist marketing knowledge and skills suitable both for entrylevel employment in marketing roles and/or as a platform for further specialised study.

THE FUTURE IS SOCIAL. OWN
THE SOCIAL FUTURE AS
ONLY A MARKETER CAN.

COURSE MODULES
FIND YOUR SPARK
BSBLDR511 Develop and use emotional intelligence
DISRUPT THE MARKETBSBMKG507 Interpret market trends and developments
DEVELOP YOUR IDEABSBMKG502 Establish and adjust the marketing mix
TAKE IT TO MARKETBSBMKG523 Design and develop an integrated marketing communication plan
FINANCIAL VIABILITY
BSBFIM501 Manage budgets and financial plans
WORKPLACE RELATIONSHIPS
BSBLDR502 Lead and manage effective workplace relationships
UX
BSBMKG534 Design effective digital user experiences
SOCIAL MEDIABSBMKG537 Develop a social media engagement plan
DEVELOP A DIGITAL STRATEGYBSBMKG530 Create distributed multiplatform digital advertisements
BSBCRT501 Originate and develop concepts
BSBMKG514 Implement and monitor marketing activities
MAKE IT HAPPEN
BSBPMG522 Undertake project work

THE FACTS

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESENTRY REQUIREMENTS

DURATION: 52 weeks (including term breaks)

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•• Successful completion of all core unitsin BSB42415 Certificate IV in Marketing
and Communication•• Must be at least 18 years of age atcourse commencement•• International learners must demonstrate
they hold an IELTS 5.5 with no skills
band less than 5 or equivalent

STUDY PERIODS: 4 terms (10 weeks per term)
TOTAL HOURS OF STUDY: 1200 hours
CAMPUS: Sydney

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Frontline Manager
Middle Manager
Supervisor
Business Operator

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Advanced Diploma of Marketing & Communication
COURSE CODE: BSB61315

YOU’RE A
LEADERCRICOS COURSE CODE: 097076M

COURSE DESCRIPTIONThis course will provide you with the skills and knowledge to provide leadership and strategic direction in the marketing
activities of an organisation. This will include being able to analyse, design, and execute judgments using wide-ranging
technical, creative, conceptual, and managerial competencies. You may decide to become highly specialised or keep yourskill-set broad within the marketing field. Upon graduation you may find yourself accountable for group outcomes and for theoverall performance of the marketing function of an organisation.

COURSE MODULES

GREAT LEADERS INSPIRETHEIR PEOPLE TO REACHHIGHER, DREAM BIGGER, AND
ACHIEVE GREATER.

FIND YOUR PURPOSE
BSBSUS501 Develop workplace policy and procedures for sustainability
CREATE A PLAN
BSBMGT617 Develop and implement a business plan
BUILD A TEAMBSBHRM602 Manage human resources strategic planning
MONEY MATTERS
BSBFIM601 Manage finances
INNOVATION REVOLUTIONBSBMGT608 Manage innovation and continuous improvement
CHANGING DIRECTIONSBSBINN601 Lead and manage organisational change
ROADMAP TO SUCCESSBSBMGT616 Develop and implement strategic plans
CAPTAIN COURAGEOUS
BSBMGT605 Provide leadership across the organisation
INTERNATIONAL EXPANSIONBSBMKG605 Evaluate international marketing opportunities
DESIGN THE JOURNEYBSBMKG609 Develop a marketing plan
BUILD A CAMPAIGN
BSBADV602 Develop an advertising campaign
SHOUT OUT LOUD
BSBADV604 Execute an advertising campaign

THE FACTS

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESENTRY REQUIREMENTS

DURATION: 78 weeks (including term breaks)
STUDY PERIODS: 6 terms (10 weeks per term)
TOTAL HOURS OF STUDY: 1800 hours
CAMPUS: Sydney•• Marketing Director•• Marketing Strategist•• National, regional, or global
Marketing Manager•• Successful completion of all core unitsin BSB52415 Diploma of Marketing andCommunication•• Must be at least 18 years of age at coursecommencement•• International learners must demonstrate theyhold an IELTS 5.5 with no skills band lessthan 5 or equivalent

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Diploma of Leadership & Management

Advanced Diploma of Leadership & Management

COURSE CODE: BSB51918

COURSE CODE: BSB61015

CRICOS COURSE CODE: 098893C

CRICOS COURSE CODE: 097075A

COURSE DESCRIPTIONCOURSE DESCRIPTIONThis course will give you the skills to develop initiative and judgment in planning, organising, implementing, and monitoring
your own workload and the workload of others. It also develops communication skills to support individuals and teams
to meet organisational or enterprise requirements and strategies. You will learn how to plan, design, apply, and evaluate
solutions to unpredictable problems and to identify, analyse, and synthesis information from a variety of sources.

This qualification will prepare you to work in roles with senior or managerial responsibilities. Upon graduation you
may oversee the work of others or have a specialised role where you do not supervise others but provide strategic
leadership and direction.

COURSE MODULESCOURSE MODULES

FIND YOUR PURPOSE
BSBSUS501 Develop workplace policy and procedures for sustainability

FIND YOUR SPARK
BSBLDR511 Develop and use emotional intelligence

CREATE A PLAN
BSBMGT617 Develop and implement a business planDISRUPT THE MARKETBSBMKG507 Interpret market trends and developments

BUILD A TEAMBSBHRM602 Manage human resources strategic planning

DEVELOP YOUR IDEABSBMKG502 Establish and adjust the marketing mix

MONEY MATTERS
BSBFIM601 Manage finances

TAKE IT TO MARKETBSBMKG523 Design and develop an integrated marketing communication plan

INNOVATION REVOLUTIONBSBMGT608 Manage innovation and continuous improvement

FINANCIAL VIABILITY
BSBFIM501 Manage budgets and financial plans

CHANGING DIRECTIONSBSBINN601 Lead and manage organisational change

WORKPLACE RELATIONSHIPS
BSBLDR502 Lead and manage effective workplace relationships

ROADMAP TO SUCCESSBSBMGT616 Develop and implement strategic plans

TEAM PERFORMANCEBSBWOR502 Lead and manage team effectiveness

CAPTAIN COURAGEOUS
BSBMGT605 Provide leadership across the organisation

OPERATIONS 101
BSBMGT517 Manage operational plan

INTERNATIONAL EXPANSIONBSBMKG605 Evaluate international marketing opportunities

YOUR BEST SELF
BSBWOR501 Manage personal work priorities and professional development
DIGITAL SOLUTIONSBSBMGT519 Incorporate digital solutions into plans and practices

DESIGN THE JOURNEYBSBMKG609 Develop a marketing plan

DIVERSITY
BSBLDR504 Implement diversity in the workplace

ENGAGE YOUR AUDIENCEBSBCUE605 Develop and maintain a customer engagement marketing strategy

MAKE IT HAPPEN
BSBPMG522 Undertake project work

NETWORKINGPSPGEN067 Establish and maintain strategic networks

THE FACTS

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESENTRY REQUIREMENTS

THE FACTS

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESENTRY REQUIREMENTS

DURATION: 52 weeks (including term breaks)

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•• Successful completion of BSB42015 Certificate
IV in Leadership and Management or related
discipline (preferred) OR successful completionof Australian Year 10 or equivalent OR relevant
vocational experience•• Must be at least 18 years of age at coursecommencement•• International learners must demonstrate theyhold an IELTS 5.5 with no skills band less than 5or equivalent

DURATION: 78 weeks (including term breaks)
STUDY PERIODS: 6 terms (10 weeks per term)
TOTAL HOURS OF STUDY: 1800 hours
CAMPUS: Sydney•• Area Manager•• Department Manager•• Regional Manager•• Successful completion of BSB51915 Diplomaof Leadership and Management or related
discipline (preferred) OR successful completionof Australian Year 10 or equivalent OR relevant
vocational experience•• Must be at least 18 years of age at coursecommencement•• International learners must demonstrate theyhold an IELTS 5.5 with no skills band less than 5or equivalent

STUDY PERIODS: 4 terms (10 weeks per term)
TOTAL HOURS OF STUDY: 1200 hours
CAMPUS: Sydney

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Frontline Manager
Middle Manager
Supervisor
Business Operator

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WE BELIEVE INOUR STUDENTS
AND THECREATIVE
AND CRITICALTHINKINGSKILLS THEY
DEVELOP
WITH US. WE
ALSO BELIEVE
THAT EVERYVALIDATEDIDEA SHOULD
BE EXPLORED.

Laneway
Seed
FundWith that in mind, we have created theLaneway Seed Fund. Each year we make
$50,000 available for our existing students andgraduates. We’re looking for a crazy idea that
may have a significant chance of working. We
want to provide the initial support to explore
things further.
With our resources and network inside theAustralian entrepreneurial ecosystem, we canprovide a Launchpad for our students to kickstart their own business, allowing them to workon it while they study.

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LANEWAY HAS A NUMBER
OF ARTICULATION AND
PATHWAY PARTNERSHIPSTO ASSIST OUR STUDENTS.
These partnerships help our students in gaining
entry and credit into bachelor degrees at anumber of universities and private education
providers. These universities and private
providers will recognise up to one year of credit
towards a three-year bachelor degree.
Some of Laneway’s educational partners include:

Stronger
Together
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Living inAustralia
WE’VE GOT
YOUR BACKSTUDENT SERVICES

We take the needs of our students
seriously. Through our student concierge,
every student is treated like a VIP. They
are provided with a 360˚ support network
to ensure their time with us is enjoyable
and productive. Your welcome by ourconcierge team includes a video message
from one of our co-founders, as well asa range of personalised information andsupport materials.
STUDENT CONCIERGE
We don’t want life’s challenges to get in
the way of your academic success. Our
Student Concierge is designed to enrich
your experience of studying at Laneway
and for our international students, livingin Australia. Our concierge is there tohelp you with any problems or difficulties,
especially as many of our students study
so far from their families.

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AUSTRALIA IS THE COMPLETE PACKAGE. WITH PEOPLE
FROM OVER 200 INTERNATIONAL BACKGROUNDSLIVING AND STUDYING HERE, AUSTRALIA IS
RENOWNED FOR ITS UNIQUE COMBINATION OF URBAN
AND OUTDOOR LIVING, CULTURAL DIVERSITY ANDFRIENDLY COMMUNITIESWE’VE GOT YOUR BACK WITH•• Designated team members thatspeak a variety of languages•• Language and academic
support•• 1-on-1 mentoring•• On-arrival welcome andorientation programs•• Health & Wellbeing Counsellor•• Student accommodation
services•• Employment services

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Culture andcustoms
Getting to yournew home
Getting around Sydney andCanberra is easy with anaffordable, user-friendly public
transport system that connects
the central business districts withthe broader metropolitan areas.
PRIVATE TRANSFERS
Laneway International College canorganise your travel arrangements
for you, including airport pickup if
required.
TRANSPORT NSW
For more information, visit
Transport NSW https://transportnsw.info.
TRANSPORT CANBERRA
For more information, visit
Transport Canberra https://www.
transport.act.gov.au/
BEFORE YOUR DEPARTURE
Once you are accepted to study
at Laneway International College,
with your confirmation you will
receive an extensive student
information pack that will assist
you planning your trip step-bystep and also give you a lot of
insights on your future life inAustralia.
ARRIVING IN AUSTRALIAWe recommend booking a flightas early as possible to arrive a
few weeks before enrolment. This
gives you time to adjust to life inAustralia.

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The cost of living
LIVING COST IN AUSTRALIA
Living in a beautiful city like Sydney
or Canberra doesn’t have to cost theworld. In fact, Australia is very costeffective when compared to other
Western countries such as Canada,
the UK, or USA. As a general guide,on average you will need between
AUD$17,472 and AUD$25,896 for living
expenses for one year. This covers
accommodation, food, transport,
and clothing. The Department of
Immigration and Border Protection
require that prospective international
students must demonstrate access toa minimum of AUD$19,830 per year tofund their living costs in Australia.*
WORKING WHILE YOU STUDY
A part-time job is not just a great way
to earn yourself some extra Australian
dollars, it’s also perfect for making
new Australian friends, gaining insight
into Australian work life and practicing
your English. Student visas allow you
to work for up to 40 hours every two
weeks while your course is in session,and unrestricted hours during anyscheduled course break.*Australia is a fairly multiculturalcountry and over 25% of the
population was born in a different
country. Australia’s land size isapproximately the same size as
the continental United States. The
current population is around 22
million with most people living in
the capital cities along the East
Coast. While Australia’s official
language is English, over 200
languages are spoken. Australians
are generally fairly easygoingand informal. At the same time,
we value hard work, fairness,
teamwork, and supporting others.
We believe everyone shouldhave equal rights and equal
opportunities. Australian residents
have a range of religions, views,
and backgrounds. While people
may not agree with you, people
are generally respectful andtolerant of the choices and viewsof others. Australians also enjoy agood laugh and love to make funof things including themselves.
Australians enjoy the benefits ofthe multicultural society throughfood, music, and the arts. People
also enjoy being outdoors andwill spend time with friends ata barbecue, going for a walk,or going to the beach. Many
Australians love their sport andpopular sports include cricket,
rugby, football (soccer), swimming,
tennis, golf, cycling, and horse
racing.

1. Cruise Sydney
Harbour – catch aferry to Manly for fish
and chips.
2. Visit the Sydney
Opera House for a
performance of justenjoy the spectacularview.
3. Enjoy the restaurants,
activities, andfabulous fireworks
displays at Darling
Harbour.
4. Explore the buzzing
markets in andaround Sydney –from gourmet food tofashion.

EVERYDAY EXPENSES:•• Coffee $4•• Lunch $8 – $12•• Accommodation $150 – $250
per week•• Transport $60 per week•• Gym Membership $20 per week•• Phone $60 per month•• Movie tickets $18•• Concert tickets $60 – $200
For more information about
studying and living in Australia, go
to www.studyinaustralia.gov.au.

5. Wander throughthe Royal Botanic
Gardens and marvel
at the view from Mrs
Macquarie’s Chair.
CANBERRA’S TOP 5
THINGS TO DO
1. See Democracy in
Action at Parliament
House.
2. See wildlife at
the National Zoo
Aquarium.
3. Go Alternative at
the Old Bus Depot
Markets – Pull
yourself away fromits governmentbuildings and discover
Canberra’s funky side.
4. Meet a Superstar at
the Institute of Sport.
5. Ride Around a Manmade Lake – Discover
Lake Burley Griffin— one of Canberra’s
most prominent
landmarks.

*This is subject to change and for latest
requirements please refer to the DIBP website.

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ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation options
AUSTRALIAN HOMESTAY NETWORK (AHN)
Laneway is proud to associate with AHN for theprovision services for its students at all campus
locations. AHN is Australia’s leading homestayorganisation and has set new standards in delivering
successful homestay accommodation for international
students in Australia. International Students arriving inAustralia for the first time are recommended to staywith an AHN-trained host prior to seeking longer term
accommodation. AHN offers the perfect short term andtemporary accommodation choice and their program
helps students with getting safely settled for their timein Australia.

Overseas Student Health Cover
Laneway has partnered with BUPA to provide value and quality healthcover services to our international students. All international students
in Australia on student visas must have health insurance from anAustralian Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) provider.* OSHC is agreat way for you and your family to know that you will have healthinsurance if and when you need it.
For more information, see www.laneway.edu.au, ask your Laneway
Course and Careers Advisor, or your education agent.

Homestay is a cultural exchange between a local
individual or family (called a Host) and a visiting
international student. The student lives as a guest in
the home. In traditional homestay, students can expect
to be provided with their own room, food, and space
to study. The homestay hosts will assist students tobecome familiar with the local area and customs in arelaxed and friendly household setting. Students areencouraged to share information about their homecountry and culture with their AHN homestay host.
After the first 4 week minimum stay period, there arealso numerous continuing AHN Homestay options tosuit the various students’ needs.

* Norwegian, Swedish, and Belgian students do not need OSHC.

Learning the Australian way
In Australia, and particularly at Laneway, there is a focus on thepractical application of what you have learned. After successful
completion of our courses, we hope that you will be ready to apply
your skills and knowledge in the workforce.
In all of our classes there will of course be reading and memorisation
required, but the important thing is being able to use and apply theknowledge. In our vocational courses, there is a focus on learning anddemonstrating specific tasks and techniques similar to those requiredin the industry. Higher education courses have more focus on theory.
You will be expected to analyse what you are learning through written
assignments and participation in class discussions.

For bookings contact the Australian Homestay Networkat www.homestaynetwork.org or ask a member of the
Laneway Concierge Team for details.

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APARTMENT LIVING
Many students share apartments or live on theirown. It is recommended that students arrive inAustralia early in order to visit apartments and meetpotential flatmates before making a commitment.
You may like to book into a hostel for your first few
days or a 4-week homestay and then look for shareaccommodation with others.

Your classroom colleagues, like the workforce, will have a variety ofbackgrounds, experiences, and views. At Laneway, many classes also
have an emphasis on group work.. This helps to stimulate a real-world
work environment where you will regularly need to be able to workwith colleagues and clients to agree on solutions for a final product orservice.

PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION
For details on possible places to look for permanentand temporary accommodation, please speak with amember of the Laneway Concierge Team.

We know that there are many different styles of learning and our staff
are happy to help you to understand what is expected of you in order
to be successful in your course. We have online support available toall students. Our campus in Sydney has access to dedicated staff toprovide this support and all staff are happy to help.

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RECOGNITION OF
PRIOR LEARNING
OR CREDIT
TRANSFER
Course credit is available inrecognition of related academic
achievements and informal learningfrom recognized institutions. Contact
your Course and Careers Advisor orAgent for an application form anddetails on the process.

OUR POLICIESHousekeeping
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We publish many of our policies
and procedures online at www.
laneway.edu.au. This includes polices
on refunds, deferrals, withdrawals,
suspension and expulsions,complaints, and grievances. We
encourage you to become familiar
with these and contact us with anyquestions.

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ADMISSION &ENROLLMENT
Laneway International College follows an admission andenrollment policy and procedure when reviewing all
applications. This describes the general principles thatguide the College’s admission and enrollment practices
for Vocational Education and Training (VET). Please got to
our website to view a copy of our current Admission andEnrollment Policy and Procedure.

A
COLLEGE
LIKE NOOTHER

REFUNDS& COURSE
CHANGESYou may decide to change, defer, or withdraw yourenrollment in a course or in individual units of study at any
time. Please go to our website to view a copy of our current
Refund Policy and Procedure.

SCHOOL-AGED
DEPENDENTS
If you have a school-aged dependent, you will be required
to pay full fees if they are enrolled in either a government or
non-government school.

ESOS FRAMEWORK
Before accepting our offer and entering into a contract
with Laneway International College, you should readabout the ESOS framework. A simple explanation of theframework is the Easy Guide to ESOS available online atinternationaleducation.gov.au.

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THROUGHOUT THE
PROCESS WE WILL PROVIDEYOU WITH ALL THE
INFORMATION YOU NEEDTO CHOOSE THE RIGHTCOURSE AND TO ASSISTYOU WITH PREPARING TOCOMMENCE YOUR STUDIES.

Complete an enrolment
application form, available
from our website.
We will process yourapplication and if successful,
issue you a Letter of Offer.
After you accept our offer
of enrolment, we’ll send you
a Confirmation of Enrolment(called a CoE). If you areentering Australia under astudent visa, you will need
your CoE before you canapply for your visa.

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LANEWAY INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE

Level 7, 11 – 31 York Street
Sydney NSW 2000
AUSTRALIA+61 2 9019 3377
admissions@laneway.edu.au

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Information provided in this prospectus is current at thedate of publication, and may be subject to change.
Date of Print: 16.10.2018

RTO ID: 41504
CRICOS: 03597G
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