ABSTUDY and Travel
Arranging travel to and from home for ABSTUDY students? You will find the latest information about safe travel plans, how to pre-book travel and claim a reimbursement.
Arranging travel to and from home for ABSTUDY students? You will find the latest information about safe travel plans, how to pre-book travel and claim a reimbursement.
Multiple resources to help students and families at various stages of their study or training can be found on one web page at Services Australia.
Booklets, Fact Sheets and even Videos translated into 5 different Indigenous languages can be accessed via the link below.
Since 2005, Yalari has been providing Indigenous children from regional and remote communities across Australia the opportunity to receive a full boarding school scholarship for their entire secondary education. There are 5 posters available to promote these scholarships.
Each year, up to 50 Yalari scholarships are offered to Indigenous children from regional and remote communities who satisfy the selection criteria and are willing to give 100% towards their education. This is the Application Pack.
Since 2005, Yalari has been providing Indigenous children from regional and remote communities across Australia the opportunity to receive a full boarding school scholarship for their entire secondary education. This Information Pack provides further details.
A link to the Services Australia website providing information about ABSTUDY entitlements paid to boarding schools.
On this page there is a link to the relevant YouTube video, it also has links to the following webpages – ABSTUDY Fares Allowance – Services Australia, ABSTUDY School Fees Allowance higher rate – Services Australia and ABSTUDY Living Allowance – Services Australia
Link to a webpage explaining what criteria you need to meet to get a higher ABSTUDY rate when offered a scholarship.
This form is required for organisations to be able to enquire or act of the behalf of the student.
Madalah is the largest Indigenous scholarship provider in WA, supporting over 400 Indigenous students in 23 partner schools. The team talk about their work in supporting and advocating for their students and helping bridge the gap between the families, remote communities and the schools.
Renee provides information about the Australian Indigenous Education Foundation, their boarding scholarship program for Indigenous students and the Pathways program which provides career support for Indigenous students.