Newton Fedorko: Is Education Free In Australia
Mildred Pombo: Naw mate, whilst in the public schools you don't have to pay, but at the other end of education you end up paying with the sheety job you end up on and the sheety pay..so you pay for it in the end, (said the bishop to his altar boys)
Wilburn Denice: Primary and secondary education in government schools is nominally free but most have 'voluntary' contribution requirements of a few hundred $$ for each child (up to about $800 for secondary). If parents can't or won't pay the contribution, the child must still be enrolled.Tertiary education is not free but is heavily subsidised by the government for citizens and Permanent Residents. Citizens (not PRs) are also eligible for non-means tested interest free student loans from the government which are repayable through the tax system when the individual's earnings reach a certain amount (currently $54,126). If the individual never reaches the repayment thres! hold, no repayments are required....Show more
Ilana Gaster: Only for primary government schools.You are asked to pay in high schools and at university.
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