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Melbourne Young Leaders

Australian History, Culture & Environment — real classes, real schools, real teachers.
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Borderless Growth JCT Coaches Together Co-living Campus Melbourne
At a glance

Seven days. Three education days, three excursion days, one day customised to your group.

The Melbourne Young Leaders program is a premium 7-day study tour for international students aged 10–14. Delivered by VIT-registered Melbourne teachers, anchored at Campus Melbourne, and structured around the Australian Curriculum. Every activity has a named educational purpose and a measurable learning outcome — this is a curriculum extension, not a sightseeing trip.

Duration
7 Days
6 nights at Campus Melbourne
Age
10–14
Separate 15–17 stream available
Group size
15–50
Tiered per-student pricing
Educators
VIT-registered
WWCC · background-cleared · 2 on every excursion
The week at a glance

Three classroom days, three excursion days, one flexible day.

Classroom sessions at Campus Melbourne are sandwiched with real-world excursions that directly extend what students learned that morning. Day 6 is intentionally flexible — tailored to your group's priorities.

Melbourne tram and Flinders Street Melbourne CBD · 5-hour guided tour
01
Orientation WELCOME TO MELBOURNE

City Discovery & Orientation Tour

Students arrive in Melbourne and are immediately immersed in the city through a comprehensive 5-hour guided tour. First taste of Australian life, architecture, history, and culture — and an excitement-building orientation for the learning journey to come.

11:30–12:00
Lunch in the CBD during city tour
12:00–17:00
5-hour guided city tour — Flinders Street Station, Federation Square, St Patrick's Cathedral, Hosier Lane, Melbourne Star at Docklands
17:00
Transport to Campus Melbourne via JCT Coaches
18:00–18:30
Welcome & Orientation session by Borderless Growth team
18:30–20:00
Welcome dinner at Campus Melbourne
Learning Outcome

Students begin the program with an immediate, immersive introduction to Melbourne and Australian culture. The city tour builds contextual understanding of Australia's history, identity, and environment, creating a foundation for deeper exploration throughout the week.

Accommodation: Campus Melbourne Meals: Lunch (CBD) + Welcome dinner
Students in a classroom Campus Melbourne · on-site classroom
02
Education Day UNDERSTANDING AUSTRALIA

Land, People & Origins

A full day of classroom-based learning at Campus Melbourne, opening with an English & Australia knowledge assessment that helps facilitators tailor the week's pace to the group. Two structured seminars cover Australia's geography, Indigenous culture, wildlife, the Gold Rush, and migration.

08:00–09:15
English & Australia Knowledge Assessment (20–30 question multiple choice)
09:30–12:00
Classroom — Australia's Geography, Culture & Origins — Indigenous culture, early European settlement, environmental uniqueness
13:00–15:00
Classroom — Environment, Wildlife & a Changing Nation — ecosystems, Gold Rush development, modern multicultural Australia
15:00–15:30
Conclude and set homework for Day 4
18:30–20:00
Dinner at Campus Melbourne
Learning Outcome

Students develop a foundational understanding of Australia's history, environment, and cultural identity. The morning assessment establishes a baseline that allows facilitators to personalise the learning experience. Students express their understanding through group discussions and teamwork activities.

Accommodation: Campus Melbourne All meals on-site
Sovereign Hill heritage town Sovereign Hill · Curriculum-accredited
03
Excursion Day MIGRATION, GOLD RUSH & WILDLIFE

The Story That Built Modern Australia

Students travel to Ballarat for an immersive day at Sovereign Hill — experiencing the living history of the 1850s Gold Rush, the event that transformed Australia from a colonial outpost into a multicultural nation. The afternoon continues at Ballarat Wildlife Park with hands-on interaction with native species.

08:30–10:00
Depart Campus Melbourne to Ballarat / Sovereign Hill
10:00–11:30
Sovereign Hill Education Program — "Welcome & History of the Goldfields" (Australian Curriculum-accredited)
11:30–12:00
Live Confectionary Demonstration: "Once Medicine, Today Confection"
12:40–13:30
Sovereign Hill Education Program — "Environmental Impacts of Colonisation & Gold"
14:00–15:00
Ballarat Wildlife Park — guided walk with BG teachers & tour leader
15:00–16:00
Ballarat Wildlife Park — Crocodile Live Presentation Show
16:15–18:00
Return to Campus Melbourne
Learning Outcome

Students connect classroom learning about migration, history, and environment to real-world sites. The migration stories at Sovereign Hill create a deeply personal connection, while the wildlife park reinforces environmental awareness and conservation values. Sovereign Hill's education programs are the same Australian Curriculum-accredited classes taught to local Australian school students.

Accommodation: Campus Melbourne Lunch at Sovereign Hill · Dinner on-campus
Tennis court and stadium experience Melbourne Park · MCG · Professional coaching
04
Excursion Day SPORTING CULTURE

How Melbourne Became the Sporting Capital of the World

Students visit Melbourne Park (home of the Australian Open) for a venue tour and a tennis coaching session with a professional coach on one of the iconic blue courts. Lunch is a guest speaker from a professional AFL club, followed by the MCG tour, the Australian Sports Museum, and a practical AFL fundamentals session.

09:30–10:00
Introduction to the Australian Open & history of tennis in Australia (outside Melbourne Park)
10:00–11:00
Australian Open venue tour — inside Melbourne Park
11:00–12:30
Tennis Coaching Session with Professional Coach — Melbourne Park, Court 3
13:15–14:00
Guest Speaker — Professional AFL Coach at Yarra Park (culture of AFL)
14:00–16:00
MCG Tour + Australian Sports Museum
16:00–17:00
MCG Practical Sports Session / AFL Fundamentals
18:00–18:45
End of day learning review & homework submission
Learning Outcome

Students understand how sport, movement, and wellbeing are central to Australian lifestyle and social connection. The day bridges the familiar (tennis and the globally-followed Australian Open) with the new (AFL and Australian sporting culture), making the experience both accessible and eye-opening. Students gain confidence through physical activity, teamwork, and cross-cultural engagement.

Accommodation: Campus Melbourne Packed lunch · Restaurant dinner
Students collaborating in a school classroom Melbourne School Campus · Cross-cultural exchange
05
Education Day SCHOOL IMMERSION

A Full Day Inside an Australian School

This is the centrepiece of the cross-cultural experience and the single hardest thing for any tour operator to arrange. Students spend a full day embedded in a local Melbourne school — paired with a buddy student, attending real lessons, working on collaborative projects over lunch, and building friendships they'll keep.

09:00–10:30
Host school welcome ceremony and buddy pairing
10:45–11:30
Attending real classes with local students (English, Science, Humanities, or Art)
11:45–12:45
Lunch with local students — structured speaking and socialising
13:00–14:00
Practising English — structured activities
14:00–15:30
Collaborative project with local students — comparing school life, building video diaries, or designing cultural exchange mini-presentations
18:30–20:00
Pool & Pizza Farewell Party at Campus Melbourne
Learning Outcome

Students develop teamwork, problem-solving, and leadership skills in a cross-cultural setting. They learn to collaborate with peers from a different linguistic and cultural background, practise negotiation, and experience the satisfaction of creating something together. Students build confidence using English in natural, social settings and develop empathy and cultural curiosity through genuine peer-to-peer connection.

Accommodation: Campus Melbourne Lunch at school · Pool & Pizza party
Great Ocean Road coastline Your choice · Customised activity
06
Flexible Day OPEN PROGRAMME

The Day We Build Around You

Day 6 is intentionally flexible. Your group, your choice — tailored to the priorities of your school or parent group, or adjusted mid-week based on what your students have responded to. This is what separates a bespoke program from a one-size-fits-all tour.

Popular options
  • → Great Ocean Road scenic tour (Twelve Apostles)
  • → Phillip Island Penguin Parade
  • → Yarra Valley wineries and produce trail
  • → Extended Melbourne city experience (Queen Victoria Market, botanical gardens, galleries)
  • → Additional school integration or community engagement
  • → Free time with structured group reflection activities
Why flexible?

A week in Melbourne changes shape based on weather, group energy, and what students responded to most in the first half. Day 6 gives us — and you — room to adapt. The evening concludes with a Farewell Dinner at Novotel Preston.

Accommodation: Campus Melbourne Farewell dinner @ Novotel Preston
Students presenting in a classroom Campus Melbourne · Final presentations
07
Education Day REFLECTION & DEPARTURE

Reflection, Presentations & Departure

The final day consolidates what students have learned. Small groups prepare and deliver short presentations reflecting on the week — key learnings, cultural observations, personal growth, and differences from their home country. A farewell Australian-style lunch closes the experience, and students depart with their completed personal journals as a lasting record.

08:00–10:00
Group Preparation & Reflection Session
10:00–12:00
Student Presentations — "What We Learned"
12:00–13:30
Final Australian-Styled Lunch & Farewell
14:00+
Airport transfer to Melbourne Airport
Learning Outcome

Students consolidate their learning, build confidence in English communication through structured presentations, and leave with a clear understanding of their experience and personal development. Each student receives a co-branded Certificate of Completion documenting specific learning outcomes — designed to be shared with parents, schools, and future education providers.

Certificate of Completion Farewell lunch
Curriculum alignment

Built on the Australian curriculum, not bolted on top.

Every activity has a named educational purpose and measurable outcome. The program aligns with the Australian Curriculum's cross-curriculum priorities and general capabilities — the same framework used by every Australian school. Forward the full alignment map to your head of school or curriculum leader.

Request the Alignment Map
01
Australian History, Indigenous Culture & National Identity Day 1 orientation · Day 2 classroom · Day 3 Sovereign Hill · Day 7 reflection
02
Environment, Wildlife & Conservation Day 2 classroom · Day 3 Ballarat Wildlife Park · Day 6 (optional nature options)
03
Cross-Cultural Communication & English Language Every day — with structured peer-to-peer on Day 5 school immersion
04
Australian Lifestyle, Wellbeing & Sport Day 4 Melbourne Park · AFL coaching · MCG · Campus Melbourne pool & gym
05
Education System Immersion Day 5 — full day inside an Australian school with buddy students
What's included

One per-student price. Everything accounted for.

Pricing is tiered by group size and transparent to agents. Below, exactly what is and isn't included in the per-student cost.

Included in the per-student cost

  • All ground transport (airport transfers + day trips via JCT Coaches)
  • 6 nights at Campus Melbourne with daily breakfast included
  • Borderless Growth education program (3 education days + 3 tour support days, all with VIT-registered teachers)
  • All lunches and dinners per the itinerary
  • Sovereign Hill education programs (Australian Curriculum-accredited)
  • Ballarat Wildlife Park with guided walk + crocodile show
  • Australian Open Experience at Melbourne Park + professional tennis coaching
  • MCG Tour + Australian Sports Museum + guest AFL coach
  • Full-day Australian school integration
  • Student learning journals + homework and reflection activities
  • Dedicated floater teacher / tour guide across all 7 days
  • Co-branded Certificate of Completion

Optional add-ons & not included

  • International flights to/from Melbourne
  • Travel insurance
  • Australian visa fees and applications
  • Personal spending money
  • Optional: Pre-Study Tour Online Readiness Program (3 online sessions) — from $70/student
  • Optional: Welcome Packs & Branded Materials — $10/student
Pricing

Tiered by group size. Transparent to agents.

Per-student price drops as group size increases. Below is the pricing structure — the exact per-student figure is shared on enquiry with eligible partners, schools, and agents.

Small group
15–28 students
Premium per-student
Best for single-class cohorts or early pilots
Large group
42–50 students
Best per-student value
Multi-class or whole-year bookings
Exact pricing gated — shared on enquiry with qualified partners
Request the pricing sheet
Frequently asked

Questions schools, agents, and parents ask us most.

Who delivers the education content?
Every classroom session and excursion is led by qualified Melbourne-based teachers with Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) registration, current Working with Children Checks, and full background clearances. Borderless Growth provides two teachers on every off-site activity, plus a dedicated floater teacher/guide across all 7 days.
Is the program suitable for limited-English students?
Yes. Day 2 opens with an English proficiency assessment that lets teachers calibrate the week's pace and language level to the group. For groups or individual students who want extra preparation, we offer an optional 3-session Pre-Study Tour Online Readiness Program before departure, from $70/student.
What's the supervision ratio?
Two Borderless Growth VIT-registered teachers on every off-site excursion, plus a floater teacher across all 7 days. Accompanying school teachers from your group retain overnight duty of care — Campus Melbourne provides the physical security infrastructure (24/7 staffed reception, RFID audit trail, key-card access) and your teachers provide the human pastoral oversight.
How does the Day 5 school integration actually work?
Students visit a local Melbourne school we've partnered with, are welcomed by staff, and paired with local buddy students. They attend real lessons alongside their buddies (English, Science, Humanities, or Art), have lunch together, and collaborate on short cross-cultural projects. This is not a campus tour — your students are actively participating in the Australian classroom.
Is the Sovereign Hill day really curriculum-aligned?
Yes. Sovereign Hill's "Welcome to the Goldfields" and "Environmental Impacts of Colonisation & Gold" sessions are accredited Australian Curriculum education programs — the exact same programs taught to local Australian school children. This is a genuine educational experience, not a tourist narration.
Can we customise Day 6?
Absolutely — Day 6 is intentionally flexible. Popular options include the Great Ocean Road, Phillip Island Penguin Parade, Yarra Valley, additional school integration, or an extended Melbourne city experience (Queen Victoria Market, galleries, gardens). We can finalise the Day 6 activity before arrival or adjust mid-week based on what your students have responded to.
What's the cancellation policy?
Full cancellation policy is shared in the commercial brochure alongside confirmed pricing. Standard policy is a 30-day cancellation window with deposit retention; specific terms vary by agent agreement.
How do we secure a date?
Enquire via the form or email info@studytourmelbourne.com.au with indicative group size, age bracket, and preferred dates. We'll send a proposal within 24 hours. Chinese schools working via TravelMart have a May 15, 2026 cut-off for July/August cohorts.

Ready to send your students to Melbourne?

July and August 2026 cohorts are filling. Email us with your group size, age bracket, and preferred dates and we'll have a full proposal back to you within 24 hours.

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