Years 7 to 11

Australia’s private high schools continue to demonstrate outstanding academic quality, with students achieving exceptional results in national senior secondary assessments. Recent data from the 2025 Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) further confirms the strong academic advantage of the private school sector. VCE 2025 Results: Private Education Continues to Lead The latest statistics released by the […]

Studying in Australia during high school is a major step towards global pathways in university and career. Competition for places in good Australian private schools is strong, and families who prepare early always have a smoother and more successful journey. Let’s take a look at what Vietnamese students should focus on to get ready. 1.

For many Vietnamese families, sending a child abroad for secondary schooling is part of a long-term plan that may eventually lead to entry into globally recognised universities. Australia is one of the most attractive destinations for this journey, but understanding how to access its top schools is essential. The pathway a student enters in school

One of Australia’s leading newspapers, The Herald Sun, has just published a list of Top 100 Private Schools in Australia, ranking institutions based on rigorous criteria such as academic performance, student wellbeing, learning environment and overall development outcomes. In this prestigious list, six of the nine member schools of the Australian Schools Alliance (ASA Vietnam)

For many parents exploring school-level study abroad, the US and UK systems are familiar: GCSEs and A Levels in Britain, and AP subjects and GPA in America. By comparison, Australia’s curriculum is often less well known. This unfamiliarity can lead to misconceptions that it is somehow less rigorous or less recognised. In reality, Australia too