InTech Institute of Technology (InTech)

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Total Visas Granted for Australian VET Institutions in 2026 (Reference)

Priority 1 Fast Processing

Current Status

Signed contracts are below 80% of the total (approx. 75,440 people)

Priority 2 Medium Processing

Signed contracts are from 80% to 115% of the total (approx. 75,440~108,444 people)

Priority 3

Signed contracts are over 115% of the total (> 108,444 people)

Note: The total number represents the current indicative allocation (94300) for all Australian VET institutions. It is used to display the overall visa processing status range and is not the individual allocation or visa grant speed for this specific institution. For reference only. P1≈80%, P2≈80%～115%, P3＞115%.Detailed news explanation

Latest data update time:16/01/2026

Overview

Introduction

InTech first opened its doors in 1987 as a private vocational school for Compui-Tek South Africa to meet the needs and values of highly skilled South African youth. In 1999, Compui-Tek transferred the expertise of these institutes to Australia to become Intech Institute of Technology. Intech Institute was founded by Robin and Amitha Jaggessar, whose main goal at the time was to provide affordable, high-quality training to underrepresented/underserved young men and women in South African communities, most of whom were the first in their families to attend school.