John Paul International College is a part of John Paul College, one of Queensland's largest schools with approximately 2500 students enrolled in Prep through to Year 12 and John Paul College Child Care, Kindergarten.
To provide our students with a secure and more personal educational experience at each stage of their educational journey. Features of our campus include wireless-networked, contemporary buildings, purpose-built to meet the needs of our students and the wider College community.
Prepares students from Year 4 to 6 for entry into the Australian school system.
Designed for students entering Year 7 to Year 11 at John Paul College.
Students of both English and non Enlgish speaking backgrounds, aged from 9 to 19 years.
G'day! Sample modern-day Australian life and culture first-hand through John Paul International College group study tours and holiday tours.
In our international brochure, we have tried to share with you something of the very essence of our College
John Paul College Main School Brochure is a snapshot of who we are, what we offer and what makes us unique
Our International College offers English language courses, Primary and High School Preparation; Study Abroad and Study Tours for international students wishing to study in Australia.
providing all students with a secure, caring and nurturing family lifestyle that assists with them living in Australia, enabling them to grow and develop during their time studying abroad
Our School of Performing Arts has a far-reaching reputation for the outstanding professionalism of its productions and performances
Over 100 sporting teams from the Primary and Senior Schools which compete each week in Club and TAS sporting competitions
The John Paul College Boarding Village will become home to 48 students from a diverse range of backgrounds and nationalities as we create a global village in the heart of our school.
Students need to fill this form to apply for a homestay. This form will include food restrictions and many other aspects that students expect from their homestay.
A comprehensive guide for international students studying at John Paul College
To request a change of homestay, students need to complete this form
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The John Paul International newsletter is published every five week are the primary way schools communicate with the parents, agents on a regular basis
Read about our international students’ experiences while they study at John Paul International College
The year 2012 was certainly one for acknowledging our successes and it was with great anticipation and excitement that we looked forward to celebrating the very attributes that make us one of Australia’s leading independent schools.
Comprehensive information about the International College, fees and entry requirements.
Comprehensive information about John Paul College, fees and entry requirements
A short summary about our college
Those posters are mainly for the promotional purpose which are high resolution files and may take longer to download.
To assist your studies and ensure your time with us is a happy one, the student orientation is a guide which will include a full range of support services
Term 2 has been a busy one at JPIC. We have welcomed groups from abroad, integrated with events at John Paul College and remained busy with the daily activities of JPIC.
This term, we have seen a few different groups come through the International College. Groups from China, Japan and Indonesia have shared in College life, integrating into JPIC, JPC classes and homestay families. We extend our gratitude to the many homestay families involved in accommodating these groups and, ultimately, enhancing their experience of Australia. Without the great work done by homestay families, we would not have met the same success.
JPIC students have been actively involved in JPC events. With Mayfair and the 96.5 visit, our students have all tasted Australian culture in a new way. These have provided great insight into JPC College life for our students and opportunities to meet with JPC students. JPIC students have also been a part of the College-wide Positive Education programme. This has been a great way to further enhance individual potential through helping students become aware of how they can help themselves and others. Our students have adopted the programme and the SOARING tree model as JPIC teachers have taught, embedded and lived these positive outcomes. We hope this positively prepares them for their lives at JPC.
JPIC students have also achieved well this term. At the JPIC Assemblies in Week 3 and Week 7, a number of merit certificates were given to students succeeding in their studies at JPIC and achievement in other areas of the College. I was pleased to see so many recipients and look forward to their further success at JPC.
At the recent JPIC assembly, Senior Constable Kelly from Springwood Police was invited to present to our students. Constable Kelly was able to help our students understand some of the laws in Australia and their relevance to international students. He fielded lots of questions and was very helpful in explaining their responsibilities.
As we approach the end of term, I would like to encourage all to review the Guidelines for Mutual Respect and the expectations of our College. These expectations can only be maintained if we all work together to uphold the school’s reputation. As our student population at the International College turns over more frequently than JPC, we need to constantly inform and remind students of our expectations. Could I ask parents and homestay parents to continue to support our efforts in this regard?
We look forward to the arrival of more new students and groups in Term 3.
Enjoy the break and be safe.
Michael Bos Manager, JPIC