1. Students who want to study at Woodcroft College must have attained at least the equivalent level of study in their own country. 2. Students must submit their past two years of school reports for assessment by the College. These must be translated into English if written in another language. 3. Students must have good results in the subjects they wish to study at Woodcroft College. 4. Students will be required to participate in an online interview prior to acceptance. 5. Students who have borderline results for English language or who do not produce evidence of their English language proficiency will be required to sit the AEAS English test. This test must indicate that the student needs 20 weeks or less in Woodcroft Intensive English course. 6. Students are required to commence their study in the Intensive English course (maximum 20 weeks) in order to prepare them for their mainstream course. The time required is dependent on their level of English on entry to the College. 7. Parents are required to provide relevant information on any special needs of the student at the time of Registration of Interest and/or before enrolment. Failure to disclose this information could result in the student’s placement being delayed or withdrawn.