Go to the bottom of this current subject page and submit your details. The college will send you an enrolment form once received.

To enrol in a course, navigate to courses on the front page of www.lcad.edu.au and complete your details at the bottom of the page.

At any time. There are three entry dates per year: February, June, and September.

Please enquire about availability if there is less than a month before the class starts.

A folio is not required for single subject enrolment.

Previous experience is not required for subject enrolment. However, it is recommended that students new to visual art study first start with Studio Art and Ideas.

Just your enrolment form.

Yes, a limited range of subjects is available at times during the week, 6:00-8:45 pm.

Yes, students can enrol informally in a subject for interest only.

All students pay an initial deposit unless they are part-time (two subjects or more) and are using VET Student Loans. The balance, or the first term instalment, is due by the first week of classes.

EFT, credit card, and cash.

To qualify for a study loan, students need to be enrolled full or part-time (two units or more per term). They will also need to have Australian citizenship, or be a special category New Zealand visa holder, or be a permanent humanitarian visa holder. An interview with examples is of previous experience is required.

The college applies on behalf of the student. Students will need a passport or birth certificate, tax file number, USI number, and a year 12 certificate or above. There are alternatives if the student does not have year 12 or cannot find their certificate.

Some qualifications are covered in full and others are approximately 80% covered. The difference, or gap, is paid directly to the college by the student. Flexible payment arrangements are offered.

Yes, Latrobe College has a long history of most of its graduating students successfully being offered their 1st preference university courses. Single-subject students can add enormously to their folio through subject study.