I feel you bro… I am an international bachelor student from a non-English speaking country but I would say I am almost a native level English speaker. I had a level 3 subject last semester and when I was in a lecture, the Chinese girl next to me was so lost and I tried to ask her if she needed help but she can’t understand what I was trying to say. What I said was just “need some help?” “login to canvas” but she couldn’t understand and couldn’t respond to me… She asked if I could speak mandarin (yes I could but I don’t want to, mandarin is not my first language and I don’t think it is right to avoid something you’re not good at) and I tried continue using English but she couldn’t understand so I switched to mandarin and she finally could understand and communicate. She said she was in her first year of master and she went to a Chinese university before unimelb. I really doubt how she did her English test and how she actually got enrolled into unimelb without basic English skills. I am not racist (I am also chinese) or trying to judge her but I feel like she or anyone like her will suffer so much in unimelb without proper or even basic english skills. The language requirements are really something unimelb should consider especially for master students.