Australian Institute of Management Education and Training (AIMET)
The Australian Institute of Management Education and Training Pty Ltd (ABN 40 009 668 553) is a legal entity registered with regulator Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). It is established as an Australian Proprietary Company with ASIC and by its Constitution.
It trades as AIM Business School (ABS) and Australian Institute of Management.
ABS is registered with the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) as provider PRV12071 to deliver higher education programs.
Governance
Scentia Pty Ltd (Scentia), through its subsidiary Scentia Australia Pty Ltd, owns AIM Business School.
The ABS Board of Directors is the governing body of ABS and responsible for directing and controlling the commercial business of ABS, which includes guiding and monitoring its strategy, and risk oversight and business affairs, in accordance with the legal responsibilities of the Corporations Act 2001.
The Scentia and ABS Boards have delegated day to day business management of the operations and policy responsibility to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The CEO leads the Executive Leadership Team of ABS to implement the strategic direction of the Scentia and ABS Boards.
The Scentia and ABS Boards have delegated all higher education academic governance responsibilities to the Academic Board. The Chairperson of the Academic Board is responsible and accountable to the Scentia and ABS Boards for the discharge of these academic responsibilities.
To find out more about our organisation’s structure please see the Organisation Chart.
Statement of Financial Standing
A copy of AIM Business School’s Statement of Financial Standing is accessible here.
Locations
AIMET delivers its programs online with its headquarters in Sydney.
Higher Education Courses
All our higher education courses are accredited with TEQSA and meet the requirements for the relevant level of study on the Australian Qualifications Framework.
The following courses of ABS are accredited by TEQSA for delivery in Australia:
- Master of Business Administration* – 2 years fulltime and not eligible for overseas students to study in Australia
- Graduate Certificate in Management* – 1 year fulltime and not eligible for overseas students to study in Australia
- Graduate Diploma in Management* – 6 months fulltime and not eligible for overseas students to study in Australia
- Graduate Certificate in Business – 6 months fulltime and not eligible for overseas students to study in Australia
- Graduate Certificate in Business Transformation – 6 months fulltime and not eligible for overseas students to study in Australia
- Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship – 6 months fulltime and not eligible for overseas students to study in Australia
- Graduate Certificate in Human Resources Leadership – 6 months fulltime and not eligible for overseas students to study in Australia
- Graduate Certificate in Leadership and Strategy – 6 months fulltime and not eligible for overseas students to study in Australia
- Graduate Certificate in Marketing Management – 6 months fulltime and not eligible for overseas students to study in Australia
- Graduate Certificate in Operational Excellence – 6 months fulltime and not eligible for overseas students to study in Australia
- Graduate Certificate in Project Management – 6 months fulltime and not eligible for overseas students to study in Australia
*These courses are also offered on a part-time basis and duration depends on the study load of the student
Student Enrolment Numbers
*Enrolment numbers include part-time and full-time enrolment numbers
Third Party Agreements
AIM Business School has established a third party agreement with AIMWA in Perth. AIMWA is a separate and independent legal entity and is not part of the AIM Business School. AIMWA is a leader in providing courses in leadership and management and currently delivers the MBA, the Graduate Diploma in Management and Graduate Certificate in Management.
Feedback and Complaints Process
ABS welcomes feedback from students. Students’ feedback can be provided directly to the facilitators, the Academic Dean or when feedback forms are issued by facilitators at the end of a unit or the full program.
ABS considers grievances and complaints to be serious and urgent matters. The first step of the complaints process is to attempt where possible to resolve a grievance via informal resolution with the relevant person(s) (e.g., a facilitator, another student) or section/department (e.g., Student Support) involved. If the grievance is not resolved informally students may lodge a formal complaint in writing. Please see the Student Grievances and Complaints Policy and Procedure for further information on how to lodge a complaint and for details on the ABS complaint resolution process.
Staff can lodge a complaint by referring to the Staff Grievance and Complaints Policy and Procedure.
