Adc.org.au Website Review

I would like to practise as a dental practitioner in Australia I would like information on accreditation of education programs I would like information on choosing an accredited dental course Formed in 1993, the Australian Dental Council (ADC) is an independent organisation appointed by the Dental Board of Australia (DBA) to conduct as*essment and accreditation functions for the dental professions under the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme The ADC is a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee under the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. It holds charity status under the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission and is funded by a grant from the DBA and fee for service The Australian Dental Council is pleased to announce the practical examination application period for sessions in March and April 2019. Encouraging the dental professions to engage actively with education providers to ensure high quality education is just one way the Committed to keeping up to date on work occurring in the regional regulation and accreditation sector, the Australian Dental Council It is your responsibility to notify the ADC of any changes to your contact information. If you have changed your contact details, notify us as soon as possible using the Notification of change of contact details form. You The ADC will not accept responsibility for the non-receipt of correctly addressed emails, correspondence or other communications. For applicants living in India, Africa or the Middle East, please allow four to six weeks for mail travel to and from Australia. How do I notify the ADC if I’ve changed my contact details? You should notify the ADC of any changes to your contact details via the Notification of change of contact details  Can I arrange for another person, such as my spouse or migration agent, to act on my behalf and receive information related to my application? This includes information provided via phone, email, and post.