Answer first
Possibly, but not automatically. Assistance with degree admissions does not by itself establish that scholarship-application help is included. Scholarship support must be identified and agreed separately.
The cited Study Australia guidance does not establish scholarship support as a standard service. It confirms a different additional service: some education agents also help with accommodation and travel arrangements.
How to check the service scope
A prospective student should ask the agent to distinguish each service clearly:
| Service | What is confirmed | What the reader should confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Degree admissions | Agents may offer assistance, but the cited guidance does not define a standard scope. | The exact tasks included and any exclusions. |
| Scholarship applications | Scholarship assistance is not established by the cited guidance. | Whether it is offered, what tasks it covers, and whether it is separately charged. |
| Accommodation | Some agents help students find accommodation. | The exact assistance provided and whether it carries a fee. |
| Travel | Some agents offer help with travel arrangements. | What arrangements are covered and which costs are involved. |
Study Australia advises that the agreement should state the fees, the exact services included in those fees, and the refund policy. The scholarship service should therefore be named specifically rather than inferred from a general promise of application assistance.
What the reader must still confirm
The cited guidance provides no scholarship-specific service list, fee, deadline, eligibility requirement, or refund period. Those details must be confirmed through the agreement and the relevant official scholarship materials.
It also remains necessary to determine whether scholarship help is part of the degree-admission service, a separate service, or excluded altogether. Assistance with an application is not the same as a scholarship award, and a description of that assistance should not be treated as a guaranteed result.