Although most international students find the Foundation Program to be the ideal pathway to university, some choose to enrol in the Tertiary Entrance Examination (TEE) Program.

The TEE Program provides a wider choice of subjects, including specialist subjects such as Art, Drama Studies and a number of foreign languages.  It is the program by which local Western Australian students qualify for entrance to tertiary institutions.

The TEE is similar to the Foundation Program, but does not specifically address the special needs of international students.  Most international students choose the Foundation Program.

Students electing to undertake the TEE will be required to study at least five subjects.  All students must study an English subject.  Students from countries where the language of instruction is not English may choose English as a Second Language (ESL) as their English subject.  The remaining four or five TEE subjects can be selected from the following lists with at least one required from each list
 

List 1 - Humanities / Social Science	List 2 - Quantitative / Science
Ancient History	Accounting
Art	Applicable Mathematics
Chinese Advanced	Biology
Drama Studies	Calculus
Economics	Chemistry
English	Discrete Mathematics
English Literature	Human Biology
Geography	Information Systems
History	Physical Science
Indonesian Advanced	Physics
Japanese Advanced
Political and Legal Studies

For detailed information about each subject, go to www.curriculum.wa.edu.au/pages/subject/subject00.htm The final scores for all subjects are based on 50% continuous College assessments and 50% on the external examinations.  Results are available in early January and university offers are issued in mid-January. Entry requirements to the TEE Program are outlined in the Pathways to University Prospectus.