horlakay:
hello gurus in the house. please how true is this?.
I deferred my July 2018 admission to Oct 2018, so that I can meet up with d docs requested. someone in Aussie told me the date is not good for int. student, in d sense day u won't have enough time or no time to work.

From my understanding, October to early March is a non compulsory study period. I.e you are not mandated to enroll for study units in which case you will be considered to be on break and therefore there is no restriction on the number of hours which you can work.
also in the non compulsory study period, you may decide to opt for a non standard enrollment which means you can enroll for a lesser amount of units than you would in a compulsory period, however your course will be considered as being in session and your work hours will be restricted to 40 hours per fortnight
I'm not certain if all universities offer this study mode, but I heard that University of New England does offer this study mode as they use trimesters( 3 study periods per year) instead of demesters( 2 study periods per year).
you may wish to clarify from the university if they have non compulsory study periods.

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