Iona Trinity College of Higher Education Pty Ltd is a higher education provider based in Concord West, New South Wales. It is registered by TEQSA as an active Australian higher education provider (provider ID PRV14376) with registration visible until 25 October 2028. Its self-accrediting-authority status is No. TEQSA shows CRICOS code 04294D but the specific course and location also need to be current on CRICOS. Iona Trinity is a small Christian provider that was registered in October 2023. It offers Theology and Counseling awards in English and in separately-accredited Korean versions. One condition has been revoked (1 May 2026) and another initial-registration or accreditation condition is listed for review in the live TEQSA record.

The academic profile focuses on Christian theology, biblical studies, ministry, pastoral practice, counseling, human development, helping skills, ethics, and theological and counseling education in the Korean language. Iona Trinity offers its theology and counseling awards in Sydney in English and Korean using classes, guided reading, discussion, reflective practice, counseling-skills work, assessment and supervised or practice-based components where specified. This record shows 4 verified undergraduate examples including Bachelor of Theology, Bachelor of Theology (Korean), Advanced Diploma of Counseling; no current standalone postgraduate award in this verified record; and no current independently awarded doctoral course represented in the verified portfolio. Qualification levels are still separate, no inactive or teach-out-only courses are permitted, and applicants must recheck the live portfolio.

Applicants need to meet the academic and English/Korean language requirements for the course they are applying for. Counseling may require personal suitability, interviews, reflective participation, conduct expectations and practice-related requirements; theology applicants should confirm ministry, denomination and language expectations without assuming professional ordination. Undergraduate entry is generally via Year 12 or an accepted pathway and postgraduate coursework usually requires a bachelor degree plus any specified discipline or experience. Course-specific English evidence, prerequisites, portfolios, auditions, interviews, inherent requirements, checks, placements and credit rules. International students need to provide full academic and identity evidence, and for a CRICOS course, an accepted offer, Confirmation of Enrollment, Overseas Student Health Cover and a separate student-visa outcome.

The 2026 schedule has Theology tuition of AUD 15,264 per year, estimated total AUD 45,792 and Counseling tuition of AUD 18,360 per year, estimated total AUD 36,720. Applicants should check the English or Korean course schedule, additional charges, indexation and offer terms. In this workbook, a fee for a specific course is never made a universal price. Domestic students must confirm their Commonwealth-supported or full-fee status and their personal HECS-HELP or FEE-HELP eligibility. International students should see the published rate for the relevant course and intake. Other costs may include student services fees, books, software, equipment, uniforms, travel, accommodation, health cover, placement checks, field trips and indexation. There are different rules and deadlines for scholarships and employer support.

Career preparation includes biblical and theological interpretation, ministry reflection, ethics, pastoral scenarios, counseling-skills practice, case discussion, interpersonal communication, reflective writing, and applied assessment. Graduates may pursue ministry and church service (subject to denominational requirements), pastoral and community work, counselling-support pathways (subject to recognition), chaplaincy-related service, further study and nonprofit roles. These are fields of progression, not guaranties of employment, salary, professional registration, migration or a visa. Some awards are only a part of a longer professional sequence . • Regulated professions need separate recognition . Applicants should compare the official course page, offer, fee and refund terms, TEQSA record, CRICOS record where applicable, and professional accreditation requirements before paying.