TasTAFE
This foundational course helps participants develop essential self-management, planning, and problem-solving skills to transition into further education, training, or employment. Designed for school leavers and adults with intellectual disabilities or cognitive impairments, it provides supportive learning in a confidence-building environment.
This course is designed for school leavers and adults with an intellectual disability or cognitive impairment. You may be asked to confirm your intellectual disability or cognitive impairment upon enrolment. Evidence such as learning support records from school, enrollment in a support school, or assessment by a doctor or psychologist can be used as confirmation. You must be at least 16 years old to enrol. Although not required, it is recommended that you have access to a computer with reliable internet connection.
The course covers core units including: Work effectively in business environments, Plan for independent living, Use tools, resources and equipment for vocational learning, Prepare to mentor in a community setting, Engage in a community activity, Contribute to the development of a community project plan, Participate in a local community project, Examine community issues, Plan for active citizenship, Use emerging technology, Use free or inexpensive technology, Access and evaluate information on the internet, Plan to use adaptive technology to support learning and engagement, and Use adaptive technology to support learning and engagement.
TasTAFE is Tasmania's leading vocational education and training provider with multiple campuses across the state. They offer comprehensive student support services including counselling, disability support, Aboriginal support, and foundation skills assistance. TasTAFE is committed to providing accessible, quality education with recognition of prior learning and flexible study options to meet diverse student needs.
Upon completion, graduates can progress to further vocational training, apprenticeships, or entry-level employment opportunities. The course builds foundational skills in self-management, communication, and problem-solving that support success in higher-level qualifications and workplace environments. Students develop independence and confidence to engage meaningfully in their communities and pursue ongoing education and career development.
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