Contents
- Division 1A Guide to this Part
- Division 1 General obligations
- 15 Registered providers must not engage in misleading or deceptive conduct
- 16 Only Australian residents and Table C providers may be registered
- 17 Registered providers must notify their ESOS agency of offences etc. by associates and high managerial agents
- 17A Registered providers must notify their ESOS agency of certain other events
- 18 Payments to providers
- 19 Giving information about accepted students
- 21 Record keeping
- 21A Obligations relating to the education agents of registered providers
- 21B Giving information about education agent commissions
- 23 CRICOS annual registration charge
- 24 TPS levies
- 26 Disclosure obligations of registered providers
- Division 2 Tuition fees
Division 1A · Guide to this Part
15AGuide to this Part#
• A registered provider has obligations under this Part.
• Division 1 contains general obligations on registered providers. For example, a registered provider must not engage in misleading or deceptive conduct when recruiting or providing courses to overseas students. Other obligations relate to notification, record keeping and financial requirements.
• Division 2 deals with tuition fees. In general, a registered provider must not receive more than 50% of the total tuition fees for a course before an overseas student begins the course. The provider must keep those fees in a separate account.
• Enforcement action (such as imposing conditions, or suspending or cancelling a registration) can be taken under Part 6 in relation to a registered provider who breaches this Part.
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