Wodonga TAFE
12 months full-time
This course develops foundational English language skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing for everyday personal and social situations. Designed for adult learners, it prepares students for further English language study or vocational training with practical settlement and numeracy support.
There are no formal entry requirements for this course. All students will undertake an English language assessment to determine their current skill levels and ensure appropriate placement. Students should bring basic stationery items including A4 notebook or paper, pens, pencils, ruler and eraser. Students referred under the AMEP (Adult Migrant English Program) are eligible for free English classes.
The course covers eight compulsory units: Recognise and locate simple numerical information in short, simple highly familiar texts; Plan language learning with support; Participate in short simple exchanges; Give and respond to short, simple spoken information; Read and write short simple messages and forms; Read and write short, simple informational texts; Use limited digital technology language and skills; and Identify settlement services and support. Students develop practical communication skills for immediate personal needs, learn to identify Australian leisure activities, access basic legal information, and recognise and interpret safety signs and symbols.
Wodonga TAFE is a registered training organisation (RTO 3097) offering nationally recognised qualifications. As part of the Northern Victoria Institute of TAFE, the provider delivers quality vocational education with flexible delivery options, government funding support, and clear pathways to further study. The institution is committed to supporting diverse learners and provides comprehensive student services including assessment accommodations to meet individual needs.
Successful completion of Certificate I in EAL (Access) provides pathways to further English language study such as Certificate II in EAL (Access), or entry into vocational training programs. Graduates develop communication skills essential for employment, community participation, and social integration. The qualification supports transition into further education, workplace training, or roles requiring basic English language proficiency.
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