Nick van Voorst is an Australian Registered Migration Agent (MARN: 0640648), a Registered Education Agent (M042), and the owner of Coral Coast Migration Service.
Nick studied Australian Migration Law at Griffith University in Brisbane and has been working as a Registered Migration Agent since 2006. He is a member of the Migration Institute of Australia and is based in Cairns.
The company provides professional advice for people wishing to apply for an Australian Visa, and specialises in Student, Tourist, Employer Sponsored, General Skilled, Partner and other Family Visas, as well as Australian Citizenship Applications.
Coral Coast Migration Service are also Registered Education Agents and represent Education Queensland International, Cairns College of Business and English, and can assist with enrolments in other colleges and universities around Australia.
A Registered Migration Agent will make sure that a person’s application is well presented, professionally prepared, and meets all requirements. The agent will assist with the completion of all necessary forms, collating of documents, preparation of submissions and the lodgement of your application.
The agent will likewise monitor the progress of the application and provide ongoing advice and liaise with the Department of Home Affairs on the client’s behalf.
All Australian Registered Migration Agents must have Immigration Law qualifications and must abide by a strict Code of Conduct. Coral Coast offers reasonable, fixed fees, agreed upon in advance, excellent, regular communication, support and feed-back.
Our Services:
- Enrolments with selected education providers
- Medical insurance
- Student and student guardian visa
- Partner, skilled and employer sponsored visas
- Citizenship
Education Queensland International has schools in Cairns, Townsville, the Fraser Coast, the Gold Coast, the Sunshine Cost and Brisbane.
Trinity Bay State High School in Cairns provides some courses that may be of special interest to students from PNG.
Programs and Opportunities
With a commitment to academic, social, and personal development in junior and senior high school, Trinity Bay SHS is a place where every PNG student can thrive.
Excellence Programs:
Trinity Bay SHS offers a range of specialised programs to nurture talent and support students’ unique interests:
- Rugby League Excellence Program (Years 7–12), led by Shannon Riles, whose father was the first ever coach for the PNG Kumuls; Rod Griffin, a former PNG Kumuls professional rugby league player, who mentors students to reach their athletic potential; and Jenni-Sue Hoepper, former PNG Orchid, Australian Jillaroo and first ever winner of the NRLW Dally M Award.
- Science Excellence Academy (Years 7–10), fostering curiosity and innovation.
- Performing Arts Centre of Artistic Development (Years 7–12), including Dance, Drama, Music, and Technical Theatre.
- Visual Arts Industries (Years 7–12), providing hands-on experiences with industry mentoring.
- Talented Athlete Academy (Years 7–9), promoting fitness and sportsmanship.
Extracurricular Activities:
Beyond the classroom, Trinity Bay SHS students thrive with opportunities to participate in the Cairns community.
World-Class Facilities:
The Trinity Bay SHS campus boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including:
- A modern STEAM building for interdisciplinary learning.
- University-grade science laboratories and a stargazing laboratory.
- A dedicated Performing Arts complex and art gallery.
- An advanced sports complex and fully equipped gymnasium.
- Vocational Education and Training (VET) courses
Pathways to Success
Trinity Bay SHS prepares students for bright futures, offering seamless transitions to tertiary education. Collaborations with James Cook University ensure students benefit from real-world science projects.
Trinity Bay State High RTO 30446 provides current vocational education in areas of interest to PNG students such as hospitality, business and financial services.
