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This document describes fee levels by field of education codes.

Total resourcing for Commonwealth supported place by discipline - 2025.

This fact sheet is intended to be a guide on the legislative requirements that must be met by higher education providers who charge a SSAF and offer SA-HELP. Higher education providers intending to charge a SSAF and offer SA-HELP may also find this fact sheet helpful.

If you have any questions about the SSAF or the SA-HELP loan program, please contact the Department of Education via SSAF@education.gov.au.

A table of aggregated HELP data that is supplementary to the HELP statistics available on data.gov.au

This document describes fee levels by field of education codes.

Total resourcing for a Commonwealth supported place by discipline - 2024.

The Startup Year Provider Handbook contains information about the operation of the Startup Year pilot and program. The Startup Year Provider Handbook may be updated further, as required.

This fact sheet is intended to be a guide for higher education providers (HEPs) on administrative obligations when managing student electronic Commonwealth Assistance Forms (eCAFs).

Application form for the reduction of accumulated HELP debt and waiver of indexation on accumulated HELP debt for teachers working in very remote areas of Australia.

List of schools in a very remote location in Australia (using the ASGS Remoteness Structure) that are eligible for reduction of HELP debt and waiver of indexation applications.

Consultation paper for the Startup Year Program.

Response document that is to be used to answer consultation paper questions.

This document describes fee levels by field of education codes.

Total resourcing for a Commonwealth supported place by discipline - 2023.

The Higher Education Support (Student Services, Amenities, Representation and Advocacy) Guidelines 2022 requires higher education providers who charge a student services and amenities fee (SSAF) to provide a publicly available report on SSAF allocations and actual expenditure for the year as part of their annual reporting and in the form approved by the Minister. The Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) Allocation Report is the form approved by the Minister.

This Report was developed to allow for greater transparency and consistency in reporting on SSAF allocations and expenditure.

The Report must be made publicly available by higher education providers within six months of the end of their financial reporting period (by 30 June or 31 December).