• P.I.C.E. is the most centrally located English Language school in the city, only a few minutes walk from the main train & bus station.
• Surrounded by cafes, restaurants and shops, the College has Perth's historical buildings, museums, galleries and libraries close by.
• Quality, modern facilities include 20 air-conditioned classrooms, library and listening centre, computer lab with free internet access and student lounge.
• All teachers have TESOL qualifications and experience, guaranteeing the most professional standard of teaching.
• Teachers & staff provide individual academic counselling for students wanting to extend their study into vocational or higher education training.
• Materials are included in all courses, including a free dictionary.
• Class average of 12 students, with an absolute maximum of 15.
• Great mix of different nationalities from all over the world.
• Meeting friends at PICE Airport pick-up and accommodation options include half-board homestay, city hostel, back-packer and student hotel.
• Great activity programme offered every Friday afternoon and weekends.
• Special DemiPair programme for selected female students over 18.
• Package 'English plus vocational' courses at Sterling College
• Direct entry into some Universities from PICE's academic English courses.
• P.I.C.E. is privately owned and managed.
• P.I.C.E. is accredited by the National ELICOS Accreditation Scheme (NEAS).
• P.I.C.E. is a member of English Australia.
• P.I.C.E. is closely monitored by national and state governments and provided with a CRICOS Provider Code: 02368G.
• Perth International College of English is a member of the Western Australian Private Education and Training Industry Association (WAPETIA).

• English Australia Member College (EAMC)
• National ELT Accreditation Scheme (NEAS)

Our role:

The broad aim of NEAS is to establish and uphold high standards of service provision in English Language Teaching.

The purpose of the scheme is:

• to set standards of quality in the provision of ELT programs and related services
• to provide a professional judgment as to whether ELT centres meet and continue to meet those standards

In achieving our purpose, NEAS is:

• Rigorous in its audit regime so as to sustain high levels of delivery of English language teaching;
• Supportive of the industry through maintaining a role of offering external continual improvement advice to ELT centres;
• Co-operative in its dealings with industry and government representatives when working to the benefit of the industry and its key beneficiaries, the students studying English;
• Open in its willingness to learn and participate in the future of the industry and open to reviews and evaluations of its own operations.

NEAS also aims to develop quality in service provision of ELT centres by taking a professional development role in the ELT sector. Information sessions are at times offered by NEAS which are aimed at raising awareness of quality issues in ELT, and NEAS convenes an annual national conference for the benefit of ELT managers. This conference focuses on management issues typically facing ELT managers, with the content based on the needs of the participants.

P.I.C.E. believes homestay accommodation can be of great benefit to English Language students, as they are able to experience authentic English in a family environment. Even if students would prefer to live in a private shared house, we recommend students start in homestay accommodation for the first four weeks, while they look for suitable shared accommodation.

All P.I.C.E. homestays are carefully chosen to ensure students receive a high standard of accommodation and a warm and friendly welcome special to Western Australia.

Homestay students have their own room with a bed, desk, and wardrobe space. Students in homestay receive 16 meals per week - breakfast and dinner during the week (half board) and breakfast, lunch and dinner on Saturday and Sunday.

Photo ofstudents having dinner at their homestay accommodation Most P.I.C.E. homestays are within 30 minutes travelling time from the school by bus or train. Perth has an easy-to-use and inexpensive public transport system. The P.I.C.E. student card entitles students who study for six weeks or more to buy a student ticket for Perth's transport system, which gives a 45% discount on adult fares. Students are responsible for their own travel costs between their homestay and P.I.C.E.

You may be more comfortable in a hostel. P.I.C.E. can book you into a city based hostel only a 15 minute walk from the college. This is for the more independent student who wants to enjoy city living at an affordable price. You have your own room and share kitchen and bathroom facilities.

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