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Independently Licensed Educational Institutions v. 12/19 v. Independently Licensed Educational Institutions The following are educational institutions that are covered by the statutory licence for educational use of copyright content, through agreements with Copyright Agency, as at December 2019. # Adept Training Adult Multicultural Education Services (AMES) 5 Star Hospitality Training PTY LTD Advance English Pty Ltd 5 Star Training and Consulting Advance Training 7 Electrical Services Pty Ltd Adventure Works Pty Ltd A Age Concern Pty Ltd A. Williams Building Pty Ltd Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission A.C.Ed Assistance Ahri Limited Ability Education Pty Ltd AIL Education Pty. Ltd. Airflite Pty Ltd Abion Pty Ltd Atf Abion Trust T/as AISL PTY LTD Abmusic (Aboriginal Corporation) Akadia Pty Ltd Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council of NSW Akram Kahla Pty Ltd Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia Al Noori Muslim School Ltd Academic Group Pty Ltd Alan Bartlett Consulting Pty Ltd Academies Australasia Pty Limited Alcohol and Drug Awareness Australia Pty Ltd Academy of Design Australia Limited Alibi Training Australia Academy Of Fitness Business Pty Ltd All Automotive Training Services Pty Ltd Academy Of Interactive Entertainment Limited [AIE] Allan Probert Training Pty Ltd Academy of Workplace Learning Pty Ltd All-Ways Training Services Pty Ltd Academy Xi Pty Ltd Alphacrucis College Limited Accelerated Literacy Practitioners’ Association of Australia Alzheimer’s WA Access Australia Group Amast Pty Ltd Accredited Courses Australia Pty Ltd Amina Academy Pty Ltd ACE Community Colleges Amy Willing and Yvonne McGarry Acknowledge Education Pty Ltd Anglican Youth And Education Diocese Of Sydney ACOD Pty Ltd. Anglicare NSW (esl Unit) Act Association For The Teaching Of English [ACTATE] Anglicare NSW South NSW West and ACT Activ Foundation ANGLICARE WA Active Learning Centre International Anupreet Kaur Acts 2 College of Mission and Evangelisation Inc Applied 8 Actu Organising Education And Campaign Centre Applied Vocational Training Pty Ltd Adelaide Central School of Art Apprentices Trainees Employment Ltd Adelaide College Of Divinity Inc APRA/AMCOS - Early Childhood Australia [ECA] Adelaide Institute of Business and Technology PTY LTD Aquinas Academy Adelaide to Outback GP Training Program Archdiocese of Brisbane, Institute of Faith Education Adelaide Training and Employment Centre Inc Arden Anglican School Pre-School copyright.com.au Arncliffe Pre-School Australian Council for Educational Leaders ARO Educational Services Pty Ltd Australian Council for Educational Research Limited Arthritis Foundation of Tasmania Inc Australian Council On Healthcare Standards ASC Training And Development Pty Ltd T/as Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation Ashgrove Memorial Kindergarten Inc (ACHPER) - Victorian Branch Asia Pacific Institute of Dental Education and Research Australian Defence College - Weston Aspire to Succeed Pty Ltd Australian Dental Association (Queensland Branch) UofE Asset Training Australia Pty Ltd Australian Federal Police Association for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy of Western Australian Film Television And Radio School Australia (Inc) Australian Financial Markets Association Association Of Childrens Welfare Agencies Inc [ACWA] Australian Fisheries Academy Ltd Association of NSW Regional Conservatoriums Australian Fitness Academy Aston College Pty Ltd Australian Fraud and Anti-Corruption Academy Pty Ltd ATAR Design Pty Ltd Australian Graduate School of Leadership PL Atherton Children’s Centre Inc Australian Guild Of Music Education Incorporated AUDI AUSTRALIA PTY LTD Australian Ideal College Pty Ltd Aurecon Australasia Pty Ltd - Education Australian Indigenous Doctor’s Association Australasian College For Emergency Medicine Australian Indigenous Leadership Centre Ltd Australasian College of Behavioural Optometrists Australian Industrial Trainers, Assessors & Consultants (AITAC) Australasian College Of Dermatologists Pty Ltd Australasian College of Physical Scientists and Engineers in Australian Industry Group Training Services Pty Ltd as Trustee for Medicine [ACPSEM] Australian Industry Group Training Services Trust Australasian Society for Ultrasound in Medicine Australian Institute For Clinical Education Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG) Australian Institute of Business and Management Australian Academy of Music and Performing Arts Australian Institute of Business Pty Ltd Australian Academy of Vocational Education and Trades P/L Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) Australian And New Zealand College Of Anaesthetists Australian Institute of Fitness Pty Ltd Australian and New Zealand College Of Veterinary Scientists - Australian Institute of Healthcare Education Chapter Of Veterinary Pharmacology Australian Institute Of Management [WA Division] Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance Australian Institute of Management Education and Training [AIMET] Australian Careers Business College Pty Ltd T/as Australian Institute Of Music Ltd Australian Celebrations Training Pty Ltd Australian Institute Of Professional Counsellors Pty Ltd Australian Centre For Grief And Bereavement Inc Australian International College Of Language Australian Centre for Photography Australian International Education Centre Pty Ltd Australian Childhood Foundation Australian Language Institution Pty Ltd T/as Australian College Of Christian Studies Australian Language Schools Australian College of Commerce and Information Technology Australian Learning Group Pty Limited Pty Ltd Australian Lutheran College Australian College Of Commerce And Management Pty Ltd Australian Medical Acupuncture College Australian College Of Critical Care Nurses Ltd [ACCCN] Australian National Academy Of Music Australian College of Event Management Pty Ltd Australian National College Of English Pty Ltd Australian College Of Marketing Australian National Memorial Theatre Ltd Australian College Of Ministries [ACOM] Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation (VIC Branch) Australian College Of Natural Medicine Pty Ltd Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (SA Branch) Australian College of Nursing Ltd Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (Tasmanian Branch) Australian College of Optometry Australian Physiotherapy Association Australian College of Pharmacy Ltd Australian Science Innovations Incorporated Australian College of Physical Education Australian Seniors Computer Clubs Association Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) Australian Teachers of Dancing Limited Australian College Of Technology And Business P/l Australian Trade Training College Ltd Australian College Of The Arts Australian Training Company Limited Australian Computer Society Incorporated Australian Vocational Learning Centre Pty Ltd copyright.com.au Australian Wool Education Trust As Appointed By Aust Wool Incorported Testing Authority Byron Bay English Language School Pty Ltd Australian Writers’ Centre Pty Ltd Byron Bay Pre-School Incorporated AUSTSWIM Byron Region Community College Autism Queensland Limited Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) C Ave Maria Kindergarten Inc C N Brooks and Co Pty Ltd Avenue Neighbourhood House@Eley Cairns College Of English Pty Ltd Aviation Australia Pty Ltd Calam Training Ltd AVONDALE COLLEGE LIMITED Calrossy School Commission T/A Calvary Leadership College Ltd B Cambridge International College (VIC) Pty Ltd Bacchus Marsh Community College Inc Cambridge International College (WA) Pty Ltd BAE Systems Australia Camden Haven Community College Inc Baillie Holdings Pty Ltd Campion Institute Limited Banksia Hill Detention Centre, Dept of Corrective Services WA Canberra Academy of Dramatic Art Bankstown Community College Inc. Canterbury Business College Pty Ltd Baptist Business College Ltd Canterbury Technical Institute Baptist Union of Queensland CAPA The Global Education Network Bardo Road Kindergarten Capability Resources Pty Ltd Bauer St Community Children’s Centre Incorporated Caprock International Pty Ltd t/as Bayley And Associates Pty Ltd Carnegie Mellon University Bega Preschool Association Inc Cass Training Pty Ltd Belelmo Pty Ltd T/as Castle Hill Pre-School Kindergarten Inc Belvedere Park Preschool Association Inc Catalyst Education Pty Ltd Benkei Pty Ltd Catholic Archdiocese Of Perth Personal Advocacy Service Berala Jack and Jill Pre-school Kindergarten Inc Catholic Education, Diocese Of Sale Best Opportunity Pty Catholic Institute Of Sydney Bible College of Queensland Catholic Theological College Bible College Of South Australia Incorporated Cedar Centre Ltd Binnacle Training College Pty Ltd Birrahlee Preschool Lane Cove Limited Centacare SW NSW Birralee Pre-School (Vermont) Inc Central Australian Remote Health Development Services Birth International Pty Ltd Central Coast Community College Bizmatrix Pty Ltd Centre for Education and Workforce Development Black Nib Training Services Centre For Pavement Engineering Education Inc (CPEE) Blackstone Training pty ltd CEPU (Plumbing Division) Education & Training Centre Ltd Blake Micallef Cerebral Palsy Alliance Blue Boots education pty ltd Cfmeu (Vic & Tas Branch) Bombala Preschool Inc Challenge Group Booroongen Djugun Limited Charleston English Pty Ltd Boundary Lane Children’s Centre Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Braybrook And Maidstone Neighbourhood House Inc Chelsea Kindergarten Association Inc Breakthru Ltd ChemCert Limited Breast Screen Victoria Chevalier Institute Brian Cannan Auctions P/l T/as Child Care Services Training Brisbane Indigenous
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