Health Care Services

The Australian Government gives access to a high standard of universal health care to all its citizens. It is financed largely by general taxation revenue, much of which is raised by an income-related levy. Around one-third of all health care costs are paid through the private sector. The Australian government provides help with medical expenses through a scheme called Medicare. Free public hospital care, help with the cost of out-of-hospital care and subsidized medicines are the services available under Medicare.

Education

Australia's education system is managed by a national body to ensure a consistent standard of quality education.
The Australian education system is divided broadly into six areas like Pre-schools, Primary School, Secondary / High School, Secondary Colleges, Vocational Training University or other tertiary institutions. Schooling is compulsory for students in most states and territories upto the age of 15 years. Although students are able to leave at that time, almost all students continue until they have completed at least their 10-years' qualification and most of them complete their 12 years' studies.