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Academies Australasia College (AAC) is a leading education provider in Singapore, offering Certificate in English courses, Singapore Government School Preparatory courses, Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses and Top-up degree programmes. AAC is a part of the Academies Australasia Group. Established in 1908, Academies Australasia has been operating for more than 11 decades. It has a long and successful experience in education. Listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) in 1977, it is Australia’s longest listed education group. Public listed status means that apart from having to meet the well regarded and carefully supervised standards of the education sector, Academies Australasia colleges must also comply with the strict financial and reporting regulations of the ASX. Academies Australasia colleges offer more than 160 qualifications to about 10,000 students across campuses in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Gold Coast and Armidale - in 5 states in Australia. We also have a college in Singapore which offers Australian-standard courses. Our students come from 138 countries (including 6 dependencies). This diverse student population creates a truly unique learning experience for our students. Since October 2009, following the acquisition of a controlling stake in Washington Institute (subsequently renamed ‘Academies Australasia College‘) the Group also has to comply with the requirements of the education authorities in Singapore.

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Welcome to Academies Australasia College

Dear Parents and Students,

​Education is a journey that everyone should pursue. It involves developing the character, necessary skills and competencies to manage one’s life journey. We, at Academies Australasia College, strongly believe in supporting this learning journey. Remaining dedicated to our mission, we commit ourselves to equip each and every student with a good foundation for knowledge and skills, while aspiring to better prepare them for their future, both professional and personal.

​We have come a long way since we established our presence in Singapore back in the early nineties. Today, Academies Australasia College occupies a 6-storey building, with 5 levels of teaching facilities, housing 19 lecture / tutorial rooms, a student library, self-study / resting areas, etc. Our campus is situated next to the National Library, which boasts Asia’s largest source of academic resources. Being in the heart of the city, we are also in the midst of many eateries and shopping facilities, and conveniently accessible.

​Academies Australasia College is also part of the Academies Australasia Group* in Australia. The Group has 18 colleges, 17 in Australia and 1 in Singapore.

​We have students from more than 10 countries, testament to our position as a trusted institution for quality learning. We are committed to quality education and student satisfaction. The underlying objective is to encourage students to attain their personal best and to develop their self-confidence that will provide them with a competitive edge. We look forward to welcoming you to be part of the Academies Australasia College family.

 

Heng Chiang Meng

Chairman, Academies Australasia College

Vision,Mission Core Value

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Milestones

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Campus Facilities
 

Environment for Learning

Environment for Learning

Rooms and Capacity (19 in total)

Rooms and Capacity (19 in total)

Computer-lab

Computer-lab

Tutorial rooms

Tutorial rooms

Conference Room

Conference Room

Waiting area

Waiting area

Operating Hours
Monday to Friday
08:00 am - 06:15 pm Closed on Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays

Public Transport

By Bus: You can take following buses

 

Raffles Hotel:

14, 16, 36, 106, 111, 130, 131, 133, 162, 167, 171, 502, 518, 700, 857, 960

 

Bras Basah Complex:

2, 12, 33, 130, 133, 960

 

By MRT:

Bugis Station (DT14, EW12) City Hall Station (NS25, EW13) Bras Basah Station (CC2)

5 minutes' walk from the National Library

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