Adult Migrant English Program
Free English language tuition for eligible migrants and humanitarian entrants.
Current program; future business model announced for 1 January 2029
- Official publisher
- Australian Government Department of Home Affairs
- Sources last reviewed
- 6 August 2026
- ServiceCite coverage
- Public profile only
- Official overview
- Open publisher page
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Reform watch
The Department of Home Affairs has announced a new AMEP business model from 1 January 2029. Current arrangements remain the relevant public program context until changes take effect.
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- overview
About the Adult Migrant English Program
The official Home Affairs program overview.
Publisher: Australian Government Department of Home Affairs
Open source: About the Adult Migrant English Program - reform
Reform of the Adult Migrant English Program
Official information about the future AMEP business model.
Publisher: Australian Government Department of Home Affairs
Open source: Reform of the Adult Migrant English Program
Related programs
- Participation boundary with SEE
Skills for Education and Employment Program
The official SEE overview states that a person cannot participate in SEE and AMEP at the same time.
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