CIT Fees 2013

Average general semester fees for full time study:

• Certificate I-III: $430 - $1100 per semester
• Certificate IV-Diploma: $700 - $1050 per semester 
• Advanced Diploma: $785 - $1350 per semester 
• Australian Apprenticeships Stage 1 programs are $185.90 per semester. 
• Australian Apprenticeships Stage 2 and 3 programs - Standard CIT fees apply.
• Associate Degree - Degree: Associate Degree, Degree and Graduate Diploma programs attract higher fees.

(Note: Fees vary per program and costs are dependent on the electives are chosen. Semester fees for part-time study are lower and are a proportion of full-time fees depending on the study load. Third and subsequent attempts at a subject will be charged at higher rates. Fees will vary if the program is listed as commercial or for students holding a Temporary Domestic Student Visa.)

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• Student Fee Payment Plans are available where fees total more than $500
• Scholarships are available to eligible students. 
• Fees include the Facility fee, CIT Student Association (CITSA) services fee and GST (if applicable).
• Concessions apply to eligible Centrelink recipients in most circumstances. All applications for concession MUST be made at CIT Student Services at time of enrolment or prior to the fee due date. Please bring relevant evidence with you to support your claim for a concession.
  Download the Concessions - Fact Sheet (109Kb).

Concessions do not apply to:

• CIT Commercial courses
• CITSA services fee
• Facilities fee 
• Apprenticeship/Traineeship courses 
• Higher Education fees (Degrees and Associate Degrees) 
• CIT Card replacement fee 
• CIT Solutions courses 
• Material/Resource fees 
• Excursion fees 
• Late fees 
• Administration fees 
• The sponsor of a student 
• Graduation robe hire fee 
• Replacement award fee 
• AIE Technology fee

Sponsored students including those from:

• government agencies
• public and private employers 
• funded employment agencies

Programs which will not attract program fees (CIT Program Fee Exempt) are:

• Learning options. The first 220 hours of enrolment will not attract program fees.

Fees will vary according to course and study load. This Course Guide provides indicative hours for each course.

Note: Study hours may include theory and practical classes; industry practicums, self-paced or self-directed learning, private study, project and research work - on or off campus.

Sponsored Students

If your fees are paid by someone other than you or your parents, you are considered a sponsored student. If you are a sponsored student, CIT must receive your sponsors written agreement to pay the fees before the due date on the invoice.

Additional Fees

Examples of additional fees are:

• Material Fees - Material fees are to cover the costs for materials used by or for students during the delivery of a subject. In many cases the full costs are effectively subsidised by the Institute, so the material fee charged to the student may be lower than the true full cost of the materials used.
  
  It is important to note that not all costs covered by material fees may be directly visible to students - however, students should be aware that delivery of their subjects can require resources specific to that subject which are not covered by general student fees. Some examples of such items are the purchase and maintenance of dedicated equipment, software licenses, printing, subscription fees, information service access costs, specialist training material licences, guest lecturers and some excursions.
• AIE Technology Fee - the technology fee applied when studying via the AIE, in 2013 this is $460;
• Recognition Fee - the fee for applying for Recognition by Assessment;
• Excursion Fees - covering the costs of some excursions;
• Late Fee ($50) - may be applied to you account if your fees are not paid by the due date;
• Awards - re-issue of ($50);
• CITCard - replacement fee ($15)

ACT Government Fee Assistance

ACT Government Fee Assistance (Fee Assistance) is funded by the ACT Government to provide financial support to new and current CIT students experiencing financial hardship towards the cost courses.

For more information including dates of availability, please call CIT Student Services on (02) 6207 3188 or email: infoline@cit.edu.au

Other Concessions

If you are presently obtaining certain Centrelink benefits then you may automatically receive a fee concession of 50% with CIT.  To find out more information about CIT fee concessions, please contact CIT Student Services on (02) 6207 3188 or email: infoline@cit.edu.au

Tax Deductibility

You may be eligible for tax deductions for program fees and associated study expenses.

GST

GST of 10% applies to some fees. Examples are the CITSA Services Fee and program materials fee where the item acquired becomes your property and is useable after the program completion. Basic tuition fees are GST free.

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