We are James An College
Providing opportunity for students to achieve their best in academic excellence.
Why choose UsBecause we have experience
James An College was established in 1986. Over the past 30 years, we acquired a strong reputation for producing outstanding results in Tertiary and Secondary school entrance exams.
Our MissionDevelop students' knowledge and skills
Our courses are designed to further develop students' knowledge, understanding of fundamentals and problem solving skills in all subject areas.
What we DoSecondary and Primary school tuition
We provide the best Secondary and Primary school education tuition including HSC, VCE, QCS and Selective School placement test preparation tuition. Our students consistently score well above average in the exams.
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James An College Courses
Year 11 & 12
HSC Course
Year 11 and 12
To help Year 11 and 12 students prepare for the HSC Trials and actual HSC exam, James An College has developed a special HSC Tuition course to cater to the diverse needs of our students. Our experienced teachers are more than happy to answer all of your questions so that you are thoroughly prepared and feel confident on the day of your exam.
- English (Standard / Advanced)
- Maths - Ext. 2
- Maths - Ext. 1
- Mathematics Advanced
- Mathematics Standard
- Physics
- Chemistry
Year 7 to 10
REGULAR COURSE
Year 7 to 10
The High School Regular Course is the program that is offered to all students from Year 7 through to Year 10. These courses continue throughout the year (regardless of school holidays) and are designed to further develop and expand students’ knowledge and understanding of fundamentals in all subject areas.
- English
- Mathematics
- Science
The Regular Course classes run for an hour each. It is important to monitor your child’s progress so that you can evaluate their strengths and weaknesses.
JAC MES Test has been developed to allow students to revise the topics covered each term (every 10 weeks). The exams are held under strict conditions in order to build student’s confidence in exam situations.
The subjects covered in JAC MES Test are:
Maths, English and Science, hence the name MES.
Students are given a computerised multiple choice answer sheet, to record their answers.
Their results are then fed into a scanner that processes the data and compares their results to the students in all of James An College centres in Australia.
The main purpose of Free Revision Tutorial Class is to explain the solutions, methods and the techniques of the problem to students more thoroughly. The revision class will be based on the questions that were completed and already covered in the previous week. This will be an essential time for students to make sure that all concepts have been completely understood.
Free Revision Tutorial Class is NOT just a class for students to do their tuition homework. Free Revision Tutorial class provides HELP with works covered in PREVIOUS weeks. Free Revision Tutorial Classes are open to all current JAC students enrolled in the regular course from Year 3 through to Year 10. Please call your nearest James An College centres for more details.
Year 7 ~ 10
Advanced Reading and Writing course
Year 7 ~ 10
High school students today need to understand more than just the basic written word. James An College Advanced Reading and Writing course helps students to understand implied meanings, purpose, style, structure and to develop sound and critical judgements of a variety of text types. Most importantly, it helps students to write EFFECTIVELY.
The Advanced Reading and Writing Course supplements the Regular English Course by encouraging students to further develop expression, style and the mechanics of reading and writing.
Improving your child's English skills will have a beneficial affect on their performance in other subject areas as well as their communication skills and consequently their level of confidence .
- Write in various text types
- Develop an understanding of the reading and writing processes
- Develop questioning skills
- Extend personal knowledge
- Examine structure and organisation of text/stimulus material
- Develop expression, style and mechanics in reading and writing
- Improve reading skills
- Extend writing skills
- Understand concepts of purpose, audience and style
- Analyse and interpret content
Year 7 to 12
Holiday Course
Year 7 to 12
- Summer Holiday Course: Early January
- Autumn Holiday Course: Mid April
- Winter Holiday Course: Early July
- Spring Holiday Course: Late September
The subjects covered include: Maths, Essay Writing and Science.
Year 11 to 12:
The subjects covered include: Maths 2 Unit, Maths Ext.1, English, Physics, Chemistry and Economics.
Kinder to Year 6
Regular Course
Kinder to Year 6
The subjects offered to primary students doing the Regular Course are :
| English: | develops a student’s reading comprehension skills, vocabulary and grammar skills which also play an important role in many other subjects |  |
| Mathematics: | starting from basics, this course works up to challenging levels of problem-solving | |
| Thinking Skills: | improves the student’s ability to reason logically | |
| Writing Practice: | an essential part of studying the English language, which gives a student confidence in his/her writing and general communication skills |
It is important for the parents to monitor student’s progress and evaluate their strengths and weaknesses.
For this reason, JAC M.E.T.S. Test has been developed to allow students to revise the topics covered during a 12 ~ 13 week period.
The exams are held under strict conditions in order to build students' confidence in exam situations.
The subjects covered in the JAC M.E.T.S. Test are : Maths, English and Thinking Skills.
Students are given a computerised multiple choice answer sheet (OMR answer sheets), to indicate their answers. The answer sheets are then fed into a OMR scanner that processes the data and compares their results to the students in all of James An College centres in Australia.
The main purpose of Free Revision Tutorial Class is to explain the solutions, methods and the techniques of the problem to students more thoroughly. The revision class will be based on the questions that were completed and already covered in the previous week.
This will be an essential time for students to make sure that all concepts have been completely understood.
Free Revision Tutorial Class is NOT just a class for students to do their tuition homework. Free Revision Tutorial class provides HELP with works covered in PREVIOUS weeks.
Free Revision Tutorial Classes are open to all current JAC students enrolled in the regular course from Year 3 through to Year 10. Please call your nearest James An College centres for more details.
- James An College has developed and published more than 700 workbooks for JAC courses -
- Online regular course revision and video tutorials on JAC eStudy site, updated every week -
Reading & Maths (SRM)
NSW Selective High School Placement Test Preparation Trial Test course
Year 5 to 6 Selective Reading & Mathematical Reasoning Trial Test Course (SRM)
The SRM (Selective Reading and Maths) Course at James An College is a specialised NSW Selective High School Placement Test preparation program. Each week, students complete a total of 65 questions — 30 in English Reading and 35 in Mathematical Reasoning — closely modeled after the actual test format.
Exclusive to James An College, this comprehensive coaching course provides students with the practical experience and knowledge essential for excelling in the Selective High School Placement Test. Since the official 2026 NSW Selective Placement Test will be conducted as an online, computer-based exam, the James An College Selective Reading and Mathematical Reasoning (SRM) practice test course will also be delivered in an online computer-based exam format.
Key features of the course include:
- Extensive practice: Access to over 3,000 unique English Reading and Mathematical Reasoning questions, carefully designed to reflect the style and difficulty of real test items.
- Weekly assessments: Students complete a test every week, with an individual performance report provided to help identify strengths and areas for improvement.
- In-depth feedback: Every question is thoroughly explained by our experienced teaching staff to reinforce learning and build strong reasoning skills.
2026 Selective High School Placement Test – SRM Trial Test Course Details
- Course Duration: 12 May 2025 – 25 April 2026 (46 weeks)
- Test Duration:
English Reading: 40 minutes
Mathematical Reasoning: 40 minutes
- Flexible Enrolment: Students may join at any time during the 46-week period. Course fees will be adjusted based on the number of weeks enrolled. Minimum enrolment: 10 weeks.
After each test, James An College teachers will provide detailed explanations, helping students gain a deeper understanding of the logic and concepts behind each question.
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- Selective Reading trial test - paper version test
- Selective Mathematical Reasoning trial test - paper version test
- Selective Reading and Mathematical Reasoning online trial test revision and test report -
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For James An College branch addresses and telephone numbers, please click here.
Thinking Skills (STS)
NSW Selective High School Placement Test Preparation Trial Test course
Year 5 to 6 Thinking Skills Trial Test Course (STS - Selective Thinking Skills)
Thinking Skills is a challenging subject to prepare for, as it requires a diverse range of knowledge and cognitive abilities across various disciplines. At James An College, we provide expertly developed materials and experienced educators to support students in mastering this subject.
Our Selective Thinking Skills (STS) course is specifically designed to meet the needs of students preparing for the NSW Selective High School Placement Test. Since the official 2026 NSW Selective Placement Test will be conducted as an online, computer-based exam, the James An College Selective Thinking Skills (STS) practice test course will also be delivered in an online computer-based exam format.
The course offers:
- Extensive practice with over 1,800 unique Thinking Skills questions that closely resemble the style and complexity of the actual exam.
- Training in interpretation and problem-solving techniques.
- Development of analytical, logical, and spatial reasoning abilities.
- A broader understanding of general knowledge and diverse subject matter.
2026 Selective High School Placement Test – STS Trial Test Course Details
- Course Duration: 12 May 2025 – 25 April 2026 (46 weeks)
- Test Format: 40 questions to be completed in 40 minutes
- Flexible Enrolment: Students may join at any time during the 46-week period. Course fees will be adjusted based on the number of weeks enrolled. Minimum enrolment: 10 weeks.
After each test, James An College teachers provide detailed explanations, helping students gain a deeper understanding of the logic and reasoning behind each question.
- Selective Thinking Skills online trial test -
- Selective Thinking Skills trial test - paper version test
- Selective Thinking Skills online trial test revision and test report -
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English Writing (SWS)
NSW Selective High School Placement Test Preparation Trial Test course
Year 5 to 6 English Writing Trial Test Course (SWS - Selective Writing Skills)
The Selective Writing Skills (SWS) course is a vital extension to the Selective Reading and Mathematical Reasoning (SRM) and Selective Thinking Skills (STS) trial test courses. This course runs for 1.5 hours each week over a total of 50 weeks, offering students a comprehensive program to enhance their writing proficiency. This advanced writing practice course encourages students to refine their expression, style, and the mechanics of writing. Developing strong writing skills not only improves academic performance across various subjects but also enhances communication abilities and overall confidence.
Why is this course so important?
The Selective Writing Skills (SWS) course helps students build an advanced level of writing ability. It prepares them for success in the NSW Selective High School Placement Test and Private School Scholarship Exams. Starting early is crucial, as mastering writing requires consistent practice and effort over time.
- Analysis and interpretation of various text types
- Development of expression and writing style
- Structure and organisation of ideas
- Reasoning and critical thinking
- Exploring thought and content
- Understanding purpose and audience
2026 Selective High School Placement Test – SWS Course Details
- Course Duration: 12 May 2025 – 25 April 2026 (46 weeks)
- Session Length: 1.5 hours per week
- Flexible Enrolment: Students may join at any time during the 46-week period. Course fees will be adjusted based on the number of weeks enrolled. Minimum enrolment: 10 weeks.
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Year 3 to 4
Year 4 Opportunity Class preparation trial test course
Year 3 to 4
Opportunity Classes located in NSW public primary schools cater for academically gifted Year 5 and Year 6 students with high potential. These classes help students learn by grouping them with students of similar ability, using specialised teaching methods and educational materials at the appropriate level.
James An College Opportunity Class test preparation course allows students to prepare for the Opportunity Class placement test (the entrance exam making admission decision for the Opportunity Class) by practising and solving more than 3,000 Reading, Mathematical Reasoning and Thinking Skills questions.
Each week students will complete three test papers comprising of Reading, Mathematical Reasoning and Thinking Skills questions. James An College Opportunity Placement test trial tests are produced using exactly the same format as the real Opportunity Class Test.
Students will sit online trial tests using the computer each week at James An College centres and receive a computerised test report in the following week that gives a close indication of the student's performance which can be tracked via our online portal. Detailed explanation to the test questions will be provided to students at the completion of the test and students can re-attempt test questions which they have answered incorrectly using James An College eStudy revision system.
| When? | 28th July 2025 ~ 25th April 2026 |
| How long? | Reading test: 13 questions (2 questions have multiple parts to answer), 30 minutes Mathematical Reasoning test: 35 questions, 40 minutes Thinking Skills test: 30 questions, 30 minutes After the test, James An College teachers will provide detailed explanation which will give students a deeper understanding of the logics/theories in test questions |
Special Reading & Writing
Special Reading and Writing course
Year 2 to 6
This course encourages students to:- Write in various text types
- Develop an understanding of the reading and writing processes
- Develop questioning skills
- Extend personal knowledge
- Examine structure and organisation of text/stimulus material
- Develop expression, style and mechanics in reading and writing
- Improve reading skills
- Extend writing skills
- Understand concepts of purpose, audience and style
- Analyse and interpret content
James An College Courses
HSC Course
Year 11 and 12
- English (Standard / Advanced)
- Maths - Ext. 2
- Maths - Ext. 1
- Maths - 2 Unit
- General Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
REGULAR COURSE
Year 7 to 10
- English
- Mathematics
- Science
The subjects covered in JAC MES Test are:
Maths, English and Science, hence the name MES.
Students are given a computerised multiple choice answer sheet, to record their answers.
Their results are then fed into a scanner that processes the data and compares their results to the students in all of James An College centres in Australia.
Advanced Reading and Writing course
Year 7 ~ 10
The Advanced Reading and Writing Course supplements the Regular English Course by encouraging students to further develop expression, style and the mechanics of reading and writing.
Improving your child's English skills will have a beneficial affect on their performance in other subject areas as well as their communication skills and consequently their level of confidence .
- Write in various text types
- Develop an understanding of the reading and writing processes
- Develop questioning skills
- Extend personal knowledge
- Examine structure and organisation of text/stimulus material
- Develop expression, style and mechanics in reading and writing
- Improve reading skills
- Extend writing skills
- Understand concepts of purpose, audience and style
- Analyse and interpret content
Holiday Course
Year 7 to 12
- Summer Holiday Course: Early January
- Autumn Holiday Course: Mid April
- Winter Holiday Course: Early July
- Spring Holiday Course: Late September
The subjects covered include: Maths, Essay Writing and Science.
Year 11 to 12:
The subjects covered include: Maths 2 Unit, Maths Ext.1, English, Physics, Chemistry and Economics.
Regular Course
Kinder to Year 6
| English: | develops a student’s reading comprehension skills, vocabulary and grammar skills which also play an important role in many other subjects |
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| Mathematics: | starting from basics, this course works up to challenging levels of problem-solving | |
| Thinking Skills: | improves the student’s ability to reason logically | |
| Writing Practice: | an essential part of studying the English language, which gives a student confidence in his/her writing and general communication skills |
develops a student’s reading comprehension skills, vocabulary and grammar skills which also play an important role in many other subjects
Mathematics:
starting from basics, this course works up to challenging levels of problem-solving
Thinking Skills:
improves the student’s ability to reason logically
Writing Practice:
an essential part of studying the English language, which gives a student confidence in his/her writing and general communication skills
For this reason, JAC M.E.T.S. Test has been developed to allow students to revise the topics covered during a 12 ~ 13 week period.
The exams are held under strict conditions in order to build students' confidence in exam situations.
The subjects covered in the JAC M.E.T.S. Test are : Maths, English and Thinking Skills.
Students are given a computerised multiple choice answer sheet (OMR answer sheets), to indicate their answers. The answer sheets are then fed into a OMR scanner that processes the data and compares their results to the students in all of James An College centres in Australia.
Free Revision Tutorial Class is NOT just a class for students to do their tuition homework. Free Revision Tutorial class provides HELP with works covered in PREVIOUS weeks. Free Revision Tutorial Classes are open to all current JAC students enrolled in the regular course from Year 3 through to Year 10. Please call your nearest James An College centres for more details.
NSW Selective High School Placement Test Preparation Trial Test course
Year 5 to 6 Selective Reading & Maths Trial Test Course (SRM)
Exclusive to James An College, this comprehensive coaching course provides students with the practical experience and knowledge essential for excelling in the Selective High School Placement Test. Since the official 2026 NSW Selective Placement Test will be conducted as an online, computer-based exam, the James An College Selective Reading and Mathematical Reasoning (SRM) practice test course will also be delivered in an online computer-based exam format.
Key features of the course include:
- Extensive practice: Access to over 3,000 unique English Reading and Mathematical Reasoning questions, carefully designed to reflect the style and difficulty of real test items.
- Weekly assessments: Students complete a test every week, with an individual performance report provided to help identify strengths and areas for improvement.
- In-depth feedback: Every question is thoroughly explained by our experienced teaching staff to reinforce learning and build strong reasoning skills. After each test, James An College teachers will provide detailed explanations, helping students gain a deeper understanding of the logic and concepts behind each question.
- Course Duration: 12 May 2025 – 25 April 2026 (46 weeks)
- Test Duration:
English Reading: 40 minutes
Mathematical Reasoning: 40 minutes
- Flexible Enrolment: Students may join at any time during the 46-week period. Course fees will be adjusted based on the number of weeks enrolled. Minimum enrolment: 10 weeks.
- Course Duration: 12 May 2025 – 25 April 2026 (46 weeks)
- Test Duration:
English Reading: 40 minutes
Mathematical Reasoning: 40 minutes
- Flexible Enrolment: Students may join at any time during the 46-week period. Course fees will be adjusted based on the number of weeks enrolled. Minimum enrolment: 10 weeks.
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- 25+ weeks registration: FREE WORKBOOKS
- 35+ weeks registration - 10% Discount + FREE WORKBOOKS
- 46 weeks (whole course registration) - 20% Discount + FREE WORKBOOKS
- Please visit your nearest James An College centre for more information
For more information on 2025~2026 James An College Selective trial test courses, please click here.
For James An College branch addresses and telephone numbers, please click here.
NSW Selective High School Placement Test Preparation Trial Test course
Year 5 to 6 Thinking Skills Trial Test Course (STS - Selective Thinking Skills)
Our Selective Thinking Skills (STS) course is specifically designed to meet the needs of students preparing for the NSW Selective High School Placement Test. Since the official 2026 NSW Selective Placement Test will be conducted as an online, computer-based exam, the James An College Selective Thinking Skills (STS) practice test course will also be delivered in an online computer-based exam format.
The course offers:
- Extensive practice with over 1,800 unique Thinking Skills questions that closely resemble the style and complexity of the actual exam.
- Training in interpretation and problem-solving techniques.
- Development of analytical, logical, and spatial reasoning abilities.
- A broader understanding of general knowledge and diverse subject matter.
- Course Duration: 12 May 2025 – 25 April 2026 (46 weeks)
- Test Format: 40 questions to be completed in 40 minutes
- Flexible Enrolment: Students may join at any time during the 46-week period. Course fees will be adjusted based on the number of weeks enrolled. Minimum enrolment: 10 weeks.
- Course Duration: 12 May 2025 – 25 April 2026 (46 weeks)
- Test Format: 40 questions to be completed in 40 minutes
- Flexible Enrolment: Students may join at any time during the 46-week period. Course fees will be adjusted based on the number of weeks enrolled. Minimum enrolment: 10 weeks.
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- 25+ weeks registration: FREE WORKBOOKS
- 35+ weeks registration - 10% Discount + FREE WORKBOOKS
- 46 weeks (whole course registration) - 20% Discount + FREE WORKBOOKS
- Students can join the course at any time during the course period.
For James An College branch addresses and telephone numbers, please click here.
NSW Selective High School Placement Test Preparation Trial Test course
Year 5 to 6 English Writing Trial Test Course (SWS - Selective Writing Skills)
The Selective Writing Skills (SWS) course helps students build an advanced level of writing ability. It prepares them for success in the NSW Selective High School Placement Test and Private School Scholarship Exams. Starting early is crucial, as mastering writing requires consistent practice and effort over time.
- Analysis and interpretation of various text types
- Development of expression and writing style
- Structure and organisation of ideas
- Reasoning and critical thinking
- Exploring thought and content
- Understanding purpose and audience
- Course Duration: 12 May 2025 – 25 April 2026 (46 weeks)
- Session Length: 1.5 hours per week
- Flexible Enrolment: Students may join at any time during the 46-week period. Course fees will be adjusted based on the number of weeks enrolled. Minimum enrolment: 10 weeks.
- Course Duration: 12 May 2025 – 25 April 2026 (46 weeks)
- Session Length: 1.5 hours per week
- Flexible Enrolment: Students may join at any time during the 46-week period. Course fees will be adjusted based on the number of weeks enrolled. Minimum enrolment: 10 weeks.
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- 25+ weeks registration: FREE WORKBOOKS
- 35+ weeks registration - 10% Discount + FREE WORKBOOKS
- 46 weeks (whole course registration) - 20% Discount + FREE WORKBOOKS
- Students can join the course at any time during the course period.
For James An College branch addresses and telephone numbers, please click here.
Year 4 Opportunity Class preparation trial test course
Year 3 to 4
Opportunity Classes located in NSW public primary schools cater for academically gifted Year 5 and Year 6 students with high potential. These classes help students learn by grouping them with students of similar ability, using specialised teaching methods and educational materials at the appropriate level.
James An College Opportunity Class test preparation course allows students to prepare for the Opportunity Class placement test (the entrance exam making admission decision for the Opportunity Class) by practising and solving more than 3,000 Reading, Mathematical Reasoning and Thinking Skills questions.
Each week students will complete three test papers comprising of Reading, Mathematical Reasoning and Thinking Skills questions. James An College Opportunity Placement test trial tests are produced using exactly the same format as the real Opportunity Class Test.
Students will sit online trial tests using the computer each week at James An College centres and receive a computerised test report in the following week that gives a close indication of the student's performance which can be tracked via our online portal. Detailed explanation to the test questions will be provided to students at the completion of the test and students can re-attempt test questions which they have answered incorrectly using James An College eStudy revision system.
| When? | 28th July 2025 ~ 25th April 2026 |
| How long? | Reading test: 13 questions (2 questions have multiple parts to answer), 30 minutes Mathematical Reasoning test: 35 questions, 40 minutes Thinking Skills test: 30 questions, 30 minutes After the test, James An College teachers will provide detailed explanation which will give students a deeper understanding of the logics/theories in test questions |
Special Reading and Writing course
Year 2 to 6
This course encourages students to:
- Write in various text types
- Develop an understanding of the reading and writing processes
- Develop questioning skills
- Extend personal knowledge
- Examine structure and organisation of text/stimulus material
- Develop expression, style and mechanics in reading and writing
- Improve reading skills
- Extend writing skills
- Understand concepts of purpose, audience and style
- Analyse and interpret content
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HSC Courses
Year 6 Selective School Trial Test course (SEM,STS,SWS)
Year 4 Opportunity Class Preparation courses
Regular Courses
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about James An College tutoring
How can James An College help my child?
At James An College we aim to provide all students with the necessary tools that they will need in order to succeed in all aspects of their academic lives. We achieve this goal by providing supportive learning environments, superb resources, personal attention and care as well as frequent encouragement.James An College is one of the leading coaching colleges in Australia - renowned for the quality of our teachers, resources and commitment to new and creative approaches to education.Our students consistently score well above average in their academic pursuits. As a result, more parents consistently make James An College their first preference when it comes to their child's education.
Teachers in school have limited time to provide each student the individual support they need. However, the competition in top private and selective schools and universities is intensifying.
Students and parents need to evaluate what their expectations are and how it can be achieved. For those aiming for the top, additional help may make the difference between success and failure.A student’s top priority should be their studies.
Students are required to learn a sense of duty and responsibility to themselves to excel in their studies. Initially, James An College requires substantial time commitment, especially in primary school years when the foundations are being set for academic success.
The aim is for the knowledge and skills gained at James An College to be used in gradually reducing the time a student spends overall on school homework as well as homework set by us.In group tuition, students are motivated by competition with other committed students.
They can compare their progress with students from other schools and learn not only from the teacher, but also from the questions, answers and comments made by other students in the class.All students should find the work slightly difficult at first. As our program runs ahead of schools, students may come across concepts that have not been taught in school.
This is a normal part of adjusting to the James An College system. As time progresses, students should find the work challenging rather than hard. Students should also find that school work will become easier as new concepts will be introduced before they have learnt it at school.In order to allow teachers to spend more time on each individual student, class sizes are maintained at 10-15 students per class on average. However, students also need to ask questions so that teachers are aware of any problems.The earlier good study habits are introduced the better. We have found that students who develop these habits early on go on to succeed in many aspects of their academic career. James An College has 5 terms throughout the year with each term running for 10 weeks. Students can enrol at any time during the year.Enrolling at James An College is easy! Simply visit your chosen JAC Branch and ask for a free assessment test!
The friendly staff will answer any further questions you have regarding our courses while your child is sitting the test.James An College Locations in Australia
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James An College Centres in New South Wales
James An College Headquarters: Level 1, 110 Clissold Pde. Campsie NSW 2194
For James An College NSW Head Office, please contact the following number: 0450 392 440
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For James An College NSW Head Office, please contact the following number: 0450 392 440
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| Ashfield | Suite 103, 2 Holden St. Ashfield 2131 | (02) 9798 8822 | |
| Campbelltown | Level 2, 208-212 Queen St. Campbelltown 2560 | (02) 46279766 | 0403183839 |
| Campsie | Level 1, 110 Clissold Pde. Campsie 2194 | (02) 9718 1711 | 0404 917 465 |
| Castle Hill | Unit 26, 3-9 Terminus St. Castle Hill 2154 | (02) 8850 7188 | 0426 613 348 |
| Eastwood | Suite 3A, 14 Glen St. Eastwood 2122 | (02) 98745888 | |
| Gordon | L1, 785A Pacific Hwy. Gordon 2072 | (02) 9499 2248 | |
| Gosford | Suite 3, 3 Racecourse Rd. West Gosford 2250 | 0433995991 | |
| Homebush | C1/102-110 Parramatta Rd. Homebush 2140 | (02) 9764 2244 | |
| Hornsby | Suite 1, 17-19 Florence Street Hornsby 2077 | (02) 99872770 | |
| Hurstville | Level 1, Suite 3, 2-4 Cross St. Hurstville 2220 | (02) 9585 0888 | 0451998228 |
| Liverpool | Suite 3, Level 1, 256 Macquarie Street Liverpool 2170 | (02) 9600 9000 | |
| Newcastle | 1st Floor, 116 Nelson St. Wallsend 2287 | (02) 0422 004 472 | 0422 004 472 |
| Parramatta | Level 6, B1 Tower 118 Church St. Parramatta 2150 | (02) 9633 9638 | 0426 621 267 |
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| Belconnen | Maitland House Room 2, 100 Maitland St. Hackett 2602 | 0404 036 223 | |
| Gungahlin | Amaroo School, 135 Katherine Ave. Amaroo 2914 | 0411880673 | |
| Woden | Launceston St. Woden 2606 | (02) 6262 6257 | 0404 036 223 |
VIC JAC Centres
James An College Centres in Victoria
VIC James An College Headquarters: 16A 77-79 Ashley St. Braybrook VIC 3019 Ph: (03) 9362 0051
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| VICTORIA HEAD OFFICE | 16A 77-79 Ashley St. Braybrook VIC 3019 | (03) 9362 0051 | |
| Balwyn | 708 High St. Kew East 3102 | (03) 9939 4908 | |
| Bayswater | 63 Stud Rd. Bayswater 3153 | (03) 8719 9283 | |
| Box Hill | Level 1, 38-40 Prospect St. Box Hill 3128 | (03) 9890 4231 | |
| Braybrook | 16A 77-79 Ashley St. Braybrook 3019 | (03) 9689 5488 | |
| Caroline Springs | Office 6-8, Level 1, 9 Federation Way Caroline Springs 3023 | (03) 8361 8812 | |
| Clyde | C 2.05, St Germain Central Clyde North 3978 | 0404 458 356 | 0404 458 356 |
| Craigieburn | Level1, Bldg D, 420-440 Craigieburn Rd. Craigieburn 3064 | (03) 9219 0024 | |
| Cranbourne | 1st Floor, 25 Hotham St. Cranbourne 3977 | (03) 5995 5741 | |
| Epping | 18 Epping Homemaker Centre, 560-650 High St. Epping 3076 | (03) 9408 8440 | |
| Glen Waverley | 647 Waverley Rd. Glen Waverley 3150 | (03) 8521 3789 | |
| Glenroy | Level 1, Level 1, 25 Morgan Ct Glenroy 3046 | 0447 840 972 | |
| Melton | 55 Bakery Square Melton 3337 | (03) 9743 2062 | |
| Mernda | 70 Mernda Village Dr, Mernda 3754 | (03) 9404 4017 | 0468 393 483 |
| Mitcham | Level 1, 535 Whitehorse Rd. Mitcham 3132 | (03) 9874 5333 | |
| Narre Warren | 35 Vesper Drive Narre Warren 3805 | (03) 8774 7880 | 0422 573 556 |
| Ormond | L1, 331 Jasper Rd. Ormond 3204 | (03) 9578 9668 | 0423 223 614 |
| Pakenham | 37 Princes Hwy. Pakenham 3810 | 0415 604 851 | |
| Point Cook | Unit 31/22-30 Wallace Ave. Point Cook 3030 | (03) 9731 1997 | |
| Preston | Level 1B, 499-509 High St. Preston 3072 | (03) 9478 8767 | |
| Richmond | Level 1, Unit 2, 474 Victoria St. Richmond 3121 | (03) 9428 8788 | |
| Rowville | Rowville Secondary College Eastern Campus, 9 Humphreys Way. Rowville 3178 | (03) 9021 2421 | 0490 843 256 |
| Springvale | 122-126 Springvale Rd. Springvale 3171 | 0401 394 390 | |
| St. Albans | Suite 12/2-8 Stenson Rd. Kealba 3021 | (03) 9362 1994 | |
| Tarneit | 3/15 Swinnerton Rd. Tarneit 3029 | (03) 8754 5876 | |
| Werribee | Unit 2~3, 5 Duncans Rd. Werribee 3030 | (03) 9742 3544 |
QLD JAC Centres
James An College Centres in Queensland
James An College Headquarters: Level 1, 110 Clissold Pde. Campsie NSW 2194 Ph: 0450 392 440
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| JAC Centre | Address | Phone | Mobile Ph |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inala | Inala Civic Centre, Kittyhawk Ave. Inala 4077 | (07) 3879 9800 | |
| Oxenford | 1M Masthead Way, Sanctuary Cove Marina Village Hope Island 4212 | (07) 5665 8228 | |
| Robina | 340 Scottsdale Dr. Robina 4226 | (07) 55 930 837 | |
| South Port | 142 A Scarborough St. Southport 4215 | (07) 5591 1856 | |
| Sunnybank | 3A, 18 Torbey St. Sunnybank Hills 4109 | (07) 3345 5373 | 0423141909 |
SA JAC Centres
James An College Centres in South Australia
James An College Headquarters: Level 1, 110 Clissold Pde. Campsie NSW 2194 Ph: 0450 392 440
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| JAC Centre | Address | Phone | Mobile Ph |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adelaide | Level 5, 16-20 Coglin Street Adelaide 5000 | (08) 70800610 | 0403581007 |
WA JAC Centres
James An College Centres in Western Australia
James An College Headquarters: Level 1, 110 Clissold Pde. Campsie NSW 2194 Ph: 0450 392 440
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| JAC Centre | Address | Phone | Mobile Ph |
|---|---|---|---|
| Willetton | Unit 8, 101 Collins Rd. Willetton 6155 | 0403 686 394 |
A.C.T. JAC Centres
James An College Centres in Australian Capital Territory / Canberra
James An College Headquarters: Level 1, 110 Clissold Pde. Campsie NSW 2194 Ph: 0450 392 440
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| JAC Centre | Address | Phone | Mobile Ph |
|---|---|---|---|
| Belconnen | Maitland House Room 2, 100 Maitland St. Hackett 2602 | 0404 036 223 | |
| Gungahlin | Amaroo School, 135 Katherine Ave. Amaroo 2914 | 0411880673 | |
| Woden | Launceston St. Woden 2606 | (02) 6262 6257 | 0404 036 223 |
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