Embassy CES Brisbane

Located in the heart of Brisbane’s shopping and business districts, the campus is shared by students at Martin College and Charles Sturt University. It offers the very latest in teaching and learning technology.

From this central location there is easy access to transport, shops, restaurants and entertainment venues.

When full, the Brisbane centre has a capacity of 375 students. The minimum age is 16.

Facilities

This modern school features bright, spacious classrooms, and both language and computer laboratories.

Students can study in the resource centre/library or relax in the common room which has its own kitchen and balcony. There is also a garden and access to a food court.

Activities

All Embassy CES students automatically become members of the Platypus Club which organises a lively programme of events and excursions.

A list of Platypus Club activities is regularly displayed for students to choose from. The activities are a great way for you to get the most out of your stay in Brisbane.

Keen to see as much of Australia as possible? Then you will want to join the day and weekend trips to locations such as Fraser Island and the Gold Coast. There’s also plenty to see and do in Brisbane itself, including sports, nightclubs and barbeques.

Area Introduction

Brisbane is an ideal place to live and study, thanks to its pleasant climate, range of attractions and casual, outdoor lifestyle.

The city centre has very good shopping facilities with all the major stores and many specialist shops. There are many cinemas, theatres, pubs and clubs. All of these add up to an exciting night life for those interested in relaxing after a day’s study. The city is dotted with excellent restaurants which offer a wide range of food.

The city centre is also within walking distance of the cultural centre, museum, convention centre, and main public library.

The countryside around Brisbane is rich in magnificent natural attractions. The whole area is excellent for walking, cycling and touring around. You can easily see Australia’s unusual native animals in their habitat and even experience the thrill of holding a koala.

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