Join any of our THREE campus locations – BRISBANE, CAIRNS and COFFS HARBOUR
Follow our simple three-step enrolment process and submit your application to join Brisbane College of Horticulture.
Complete the relevant Application form for your student status. Submit it directly to the BCH Admissions team along with all of your requested supporting documentation.
BCH will assess your application against your chosen course requirements. Successful applicants will receive a Letter of Offer and an Enrolment Agreement to sign and return with the requested fees.
International students must arrange their student visa with their local Department of Immigration. Rest assured, should your visa be refused, BCH will refund all paid fees in full.
BCH’s Fee and Refund Policy outlines how fees are managed, protected, and refunded in compliance with national standards. All student-initiated refund requests must be submitted via the Student Refund Application Form, and valid requests are processed within 28 business days. The policy also details your fee protection rights and automatic refunds in the event of provider default or course cancellation.
Read the full Fee and Refund Policy here ➔
Brisbane College of Horticulture assesses all applications to ensure candidates meet the academic and vocational requirements for their chosen course. Once your application and supporting documents are submitted, our admissions team will review your file. Successful applicants will receive a formal Letter of Offer and an Enrolment Agreement. Your enrolment is finalized once you sign the agreement and pay the requested initial fees.
International students must demonstrate appropriate English language proficiency to ensure they can successfully participate in their coursework. BCH accepts recognized tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE. Specific score requirements depend on the Diploma or Advanced Diploma you are applying for and will be verified by our admissions team during your application assessment.
This notice explains how Brisbane College of Horticulture collects, uses, and discloses your personal information if applying for a Unique Student Identifier (USI) on your behalf. It details the identity verification process through the Document Verification Service and your rights under the Privacy Act regarding how your data is protected and securely handled.
Read the full USI Privacy Notice here ➔
The BCH Student Code of Conduct ensures an adult learning environment that encourages equal opportunity, dignity, and fairness. It outlines your rights as a student, including access to high-quality training free from discrimination, as well as your responsibilities regarding attendance, academic integrity, and appropriate behavior.
Read the full Student Code of Conduct here ➔
Contact our admissions team directly for assistance with the application.