Life in Australia
If you are considering to come and study in Australia you would perhaps like to know a little more about who else lives here, and what they do, whether quality of life is any good, what the weather is like and how the education system performs on a global scale.
What are Australians like?
Australians are a friendly, relaxed, easy-going and egalitarian but also have a strong sense of justice; the right to have a ‘fair go’ is high on everyone’s list of values.
Most Australians live on the coast because the interior of the country, called ‘the outback’ is very dry. The two biggest cities are Sydney and Melbourne.
Australia is traditionally a country of migrants and you’ll find our cities a melting pot of different cultures. This diversity is reflected in the many restaurants of our main cities, serving a wide array of international foods. You’ll most certainly meet people from your own country as well as from all corners of the world
What’s Australian weather like?
Australia is known for its stunning scenery and incredible weather and is a popular destination for international visitors. The north of the country is tropical, with a wet and a dry season, whereas there are snowfields in the south. The country does not get a lot of rain and summer has plenty of sunshine.
How is the quality of Life?
There is no doubt that Australia is a highly desirable place to live. The beautiful scenery, the pleasant climate and overall outdoor lifestyle of most Australians create a very good quality of life.
Australians and sport
Australians are passionate about sport and have a very competitive attitude. Sport is taken very seriously and is a major part of the country's culture both in terms of spectators and participation.
Australians are passionate about Cricket, Australian Rules Football (AFL), Rugby League, Rugby Union and Soccer to name a few.
Australian education system
Australian schools and universities are highly regarded and respected throughout the rest of the world. Our educational institutions are on a par with the leading educational institutions in the US and the UK meaning that your skills and qualifications earned are easily transferable internationally and you’ll be able to find employment anywhere in the world.
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