Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions for the ASEAN-Australia BRIDGE School Partnerships Program.

About the Program

Participation

Program logistics

Student & teacher activities

Other

Enquiries

More information can also be found on the program flyer.

For all enquiries, please email our friendly team at asean-bridge@unimelb.edu.au

The ASEAN–Australia BRIDGE School Partnerships Program is an initiative of the ASEAN–Australia Centre and is implemented by Asialink Education (formerly Asia Education Foundation) at the University of Melbourne.

Frequently asked questions

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About the Program

What is the ASEAN-Australia BRIDGE School Partnerships Program?

What does ASEAN stand for?

What is the program's goal?

What is the context for the program?

Participation

What types of schools are eligible?

What are the requirements for a nominated teacher?

How many schools can participate per country in the third cohort?

Will the program prioritise public schools?

Program logistics

What is the timeline?

What are the program inclusions?

Will travel time for visiting teachers be extended for those in regional locations (e.g., Coffs Harbour)?

Will the costs associated with the visit and hosting an educator from Australia be covered by partner schools or the BRIDGE program?

What activities are expected during the one-week school visit? Are you going to set the activities for us or we set them?

Student & teacher activities

What are examples of past student collaborative projects?

Are there formal guidelines for collaborations?

Other

Is it possible to see all the questions of the EOI form before filling it in?

Enquiries