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PTE Academic Recognition Recognition list PTE Academic is accepted by thousands of organizations worldwide, including prestigious institutions such as Stanford University, Harvard University, and Imperial College London. PTE Academic is also accepted for visa purposes by the Australian and New Zealand government. Ability Education - Sydney Australian International College of Argentina Academies Australasia English (AICE) Academy of English Australian International High Elite Education Institute Academy of Information School Rosario Idiomas Technology Australian Pacific College Academy of Social Sciences Australian Pilot Training Alliance Australia ACN - Australian Campus Network Australian Vocational Learning Administrative Appeals Tribunal Centre Australian Capital Advance English Australis Institute of Technology Alphacrucis College and Education Territory (ACT) Apex Institute of Education Avondale College of Higher Australasian Osteopathic APM College of Business and Education Accreditation Council (AOAC) Communication Bedford College Australian National University ARC - Accountants Resource Billy Blue College of Design (ANU) Centre Blue Mountains International Hotel Australian Nursing and Midwifery Asia Pacific International College Management School (BMIHMS) Accreditation Council (ANMAC) Australasian College of Natural Campion College Australia Canberra Institute of Technology Therapies Carrick Education Canberra. Create your future - ACT Australasian College of Physical Castle College Government Scientists and Engineers in CATC Design School (Commercial Endeavour Scholarships and Medicine Arts Training College) Fellowships Australian Academy of Commerce Central College Engineers Australia Australian Academy of Centre for English Teaching (CET) - National Accreditation Authority Management & Science University of Sydney for Translators and Interpreters Australian College of Commerce Charles Sturt University Ltd and Information Technology Chartered Accountants Australia Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia (ACCIT) and New Zealand Surveying and Spatial Sciences Australian College of Management City Institute Institute & Technology Clarendon Business College University of Canberra Australian College of Sport & College of Sports & Fitness Fitness Crown Institute of Business and Australian College of Technology Technology New South Wales Australian Department of Crown Institute of Higher AAAR Institute of Business & Immigration and Border Protection Education Technology Australian Ideal College (AIC) Curtin University (Sydney) Abbey College Australia Australian Institute of Commerce Elite English Institute (EEI) Abbey College Australia and Language ELS Universal English College Abbott School of Business Australian Institute of Music Embassy CES, Sydney Accept PTE Academic: pearsonpte.com/accept September 2019 Engineers Education Australia Sydney Institute of Interpreting Queensland Flying Kangaroo Pty Ltd and Translating Global Study Partners Sydney Institute of Traditional Australia Institute of Business and Greenwich College Chinese Medicine Technology IIBIT - International Institute of Sydney School of Business and Australian Business School Business and Information Technology Australian Child Care Career Technology Sydney School of Business and Options (ACCCO) Impact Training Institute (ITI) Technology (SSBT) Australian Institute of Advanced Imperial College of Technology and Sydney University Studies Management TAFE NSW, Hunter Institute Australian Institute of Medical INSEARCH TAFE NSW, Illawara Institute Scientists (AIMS) International College of TAFE NSW, New England Institute Australian National College of Management, Sydney TAFE NSW, North Coast Institute Beauty IVY Business College TAFE NSW, Northern Sydney Australian Pacific College Brisbane JMC Academy Institute Aviation Australia Kaplan Business School TAFE NSW, Riverina Institute Barrier Reef Institute of TAFE Kent Institute of Business and TAFE NSW, South Western Sydney Bond College Technology Institute Bond University Kenvale College, Hospitality and TAFE NSW, Sydney Institute Brisbane North Institute of TAFE Events Management TAFE NSW, Western Institute Brisbane Professional College King's Own Institute TAFE NSW, Western Sydney Burleigh Heads Language Centre Kingsford International Institute Institute Business and Skilled Migration Kingsway Institute The Institute of International Queensland Lloyds International College Studies (TIIS) Cambridge Academy of English Macleay College The University of Southern Careers Australia Macquarie Education Group Queensland - Sydney Education Central Queensland University Australia Centre (USQ SEC) Charlton Brown Macquarie University TOP Education Institute Choice Business College Martin College Torrens University CQUniversity Mercury Colleges UIC Sydney Embassy CES, Brisbane Metro English College Universal Education Centre Embassy CES, Gold Coast Milton College University of New England English Unlimited MIS Global Institute of Technology University of New South Wales EY Australia Nan Tien Institute (UNSW) Australia Global Village English Centres Navitas English, ACE University of New South Wales Gold Coast Institute of TAFE Navitas English, ACL Institute of Languages (UNSWIL) Gold Coast Learning Centre Navitas English, Australian TESOL University of Newcastle Griffin College Training Centre (ATTC) University of Technology Sydney Griffith University Navitas Professional (UTS) Hibernia Institute Brisbane Newcastle International College University of Western Sydney Imagine Education Australia North Sydney English College University of Wollongong Intech Institute of Technology (NSEC) University of Wollongong - Sydney International Education Services NSW School of Massage Business School James Cook University Pacific College of Technology University Preparation College King's International College Pacific Training Group (Bankstown/Saigon) Language Training Institute Raffles College of Design and Victory College of Design Massage Schools of Queensland Commerce Whitehouse Institute of Design Mead Business College Pty Ltd RedHill Education William Blue College of Hospitality Metropolitan South Institute of Regional Development Australia Management TAFE (MSIT) Southern Inland (RDASI) Wollongong College Australia National Institute of Education and SAE Institute (Australia) Zenith Business Academy Technology SCBIT Queensford College Skyline International College Northern Territory Queensland Institute of Business Southern Cross University and Technology (QIBT) Strathfield College Charles Darwin University Queensland International Business Supreme Business College Northern Territory Government Academy (QIBA) Sydney English Language Centre Queensland University of Sydney Film School Technology (QUT) Sydney Institute of Business and Shafston House College Technology (SIBT) Skills Institute Australia SkillsTech (TAFE Queensland) Accept PTE Academic: pearsonpte.com/accept September 2019 Southbank Institute of Technology Victoria Institute of Tertiary and Higher Southern Queensland Institute of Education Australia TAFE Ability Education - Melbourne Intellect English Sunshine Coast TAFE Academia International INUS Australia -Education and TAFE Queensland International Acumen Institute of Further Training The Bremer Institute of TAFE Education JMC Academy Traxion Training Ashton College Job Training Institute Tropical North Queensland Australian Careers Education Pty Kangan Institute Institute of TAFE Ltd KAPS Institute of Management Union Institute of Language Australian Community Workers La Trobe College Australia Unipath Colleges Australia Association LCI Melbourne University of Queensland Australian Health Practitioner MEGT Institute University of Southern Queensland Regulation Agency Melbourne City Institute of University of Southern Queensland Australian Institute of Education University of Sunshine Coast Entrepreneurship Melbourne Institute of Business Wide Bay Institute of TAFE Australian Learning, Training & and Technology (MIBT) Education Centre (ALTEC) Melbourne Institute of Commerce South Australia Australian National Institute of (MIOC) Business & Technology (ANIBT) Melbourne Institute of Technology Adelaide College of Technical Australian Physiotherapy Council (MIT) Education (ACTE) Australian Psychological Society Melbourne Polytechnic Australian Adelaide International Australian Technical and Menzies Institute of Technology College Management College (ATMC) Monash University Bradford College Australian Vocational Education Myth Educators Carnegie Mellon University and Training Academy National Australian Institute of Australia Barkly College Technology Pty Ltd Eynesbury Baxter Institute National Training & Solutions Flinders University Berkeley College Provider Pty Ltd Immigration SA - Department for Box Hill Institute of TAFE Navitas English, Hawthorn- Innovation and Skills Brighton Institute of Technology Melbourne International College of Hotel Cairnmillar Institute Oceania Polytechnic Institute of Management Central Australian College (CAC) Education Ironwood Institute Chisholm Institute Ozford College (Ozford Education Le Cordon Bleu Australia CPA Australia Group) Navitas - SAIBT Deakin University Pax Institute of Education Open Colleges School of Health Deloitte Australia Princeton Institute OF Education Quality Training & Hospitality Discover English RMIT University College Dolph Business School Royal Gurkhas Institute of Quality Training & Hospitality Education Access Australia Technology (RGIT Australia) College Embassy CES, Melbourne Royal
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