Once you submit the course application form the Institute will contact you to assess your eligibility for subsidised training. You can check your eligibility for subsidised training at https://providers.skills.sa.gov.au/Deliver/Student-eligibility-for-subsidised-training

Please contact JHIT to confirm any pre-requisites that are required for entry to the course in which you are interested. Entry requirements may relate to things such as previous workplace experience or completion of another qualification that is specified as a pre-requisite for a course and levels of language, literacy and numeracy skills appropriate for successful completion of the coursework.

In line with our practices, students with special needs are offered the same opportunities as any other candidate. Our training and assessment programs will take special needs into consideration. Flexible learning and assessment methods will be adapted according to your specific requirements if necessary.

As part of the overall enrolment process, JHIT will work with you to develop a customised plan for your learning that will address course requirements as well as your personal circumstances. This includes the opportunity for you to complete a Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) indicator which will identify any areas in which additional support may be required.

Programs Funded by the South Australian Government Several of our courses attract a heavy government subsidy to eligible students. As a pre-qualified supplier we are very pleased to be able to help our students. Government funding options available include: 

There is no limit set by the authority on how many courses an applicant can take under subsidy. As long as the courses are approved by the authority while enrolling a student in the authority’s training account, the student can take the course under subsidy.

The course fee is same for any domestic students, however the major portion of the course fee will be subsidised by government and you will need to pay the remaining fees, which maybe different for different courses. You can find the minimum student contribution amount in the enrolment Application or you can ask the JHIT admission team for this information.

Yes, all students will need an USI to enroll into a Vet level course, whether funded or not.

You can apply for credit transfer or recognition of prior learning (RPL) at application time by ticking the box in the application form for enrolment that you would like to apply. Academics will send you a Credit Transfer form or RPL form at the time of enrolment. You will need to show original transcripts to obtain course credit. The academics will finalise your application for course credit or RPL at the time of enrolment. The duration of your course and timetable will be adjusted based on the course credit or RPL granted and your COE created accordingly.

Yes, it reduces the fee for the units transferred through course credit. However, an administration fee may be charged for it.

Yes, you can defer or suspend your studies by submitting a deferment or suspension application form. The college will review your application in line with  the deferral, suspension, and cancellation policy and procedure.

You will be required to provide evidence for compelling or compassionate circumstances warranting deferment or suspension of your studies.

The case will be approved if there are genuinely compelling or compassionate circumstances. Compelling or compassionate circumstances include, but are not limited to:

1. Serious injury or illness where the medical certificate states the student was unable to attend classes.
2. Bereavement or serious illness of a close family member( where possible, a death certificate need to be provided; political upheaval or natural disaster in the home country requiring emergency travel and this has impacted on the student studies; and
3. A traumatic experience such as being involved in a serious crime or accident. All such cases need to be supported by police or psychologist reports.

Please note even if medical and other supporting documents are provided the student cannot be guaranteed a suspension or deferment of studies. The air ticket may be purchased after your request for deferment or suspension has been granted.

All students have a right to say anything that affects their studies.  We recommend that students speak firstly with the person/s with which they have a complaint or want to appeal with. Otherwise, students can choose to either speak to student support services, or send an email to info@jabinhopkins.edu.au, or simply pop some feedback into the feedback box located by the student notice board.

Please update your contact details with JHIT within 7 days of the change. You can do this by filling up a change of address form at reception or on the online student portal or emailing to info@jabinhopkins.edu.au.