Short answer
Possibly, but partial support should not be assumed. Study Australia says education agents may guide course, city and education-provider choices. It also says agent services may include preparing and submitting a study application.
These are distinct areas of assistance, but the cited guidance does not establish that they can be engaged separately or without broader support. A prospective student would therefore need to confirm the available scope with the agent before relying on stage-specific assistance.
How to check the available scope
| Area of assistance | What the cited guidance establishes | What the student should confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Course, city and education-provider selection | Agents may offer guidance | Whether guidance-only support is available |
| Study-application preparation and submission | Agent services may include this assistance | Whether this stage can be requested without unrelated support |
| Selected stages combined | No standard package rules are established by the cited facts | Which tasks are included, excluded or handled by the student |
| Full-service requirements | No requirement for full-service support is established | Whether accepting one requested stage obliges the student to use other services |
The scope should be confirmed before the work begins. An oral description of general assistance does not by itself confirm that a partial-service arrangement is available.
What still needs confirmation
Each agent may set its own service scope. The cited guidance does not establish a uniform partial-service package, mandatory full-service option, fee, deadline or refund term. Those details must be obtained directly and should not be inferred from the fact that agents can provide either selection guidance or application assistance.