Most agencies tell you the parts that sound good. This is all of it: what you do, what we do, what it costs at each point, and what usually goes wrong. Nothing here is hidden until you have paid.
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Your assessment ends in one of four ways. Three of them are not the answer you were hoping for, and we publish all four because you should know what you are buying before you buy it.
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Whatever the answer, the $250 either comes back to you or comes off what you pay next. You are never worse off for having asked.
Two service fees across ten stages, and you always know what the next one is before it arrives. Anything else we provide is priced separately and quoted to you in writing first.
Tuition, government visa charges and living costs are paid by you directly to the institution and the authorities, never through us. The same goes for anything we arrange on your behalf: a language course, insurance, a room. We quote it in writing and introduce you, and you pay the provider directly. The $250 and the $750 are the only money that ever comes to Enrola.
Nine questions, then an adviser calls you and explains what the assessment involves. You decide after that, not before.