Wodonga TAFE
12 months
Certificate II in EAL (Access) is an English language program designed for adult learners seeking to develop practical communication skills for everyday situations. This course prepares students for further education, vocational training, or employment through focused instruction in speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
There are no formal entry requirements for this course. However, you will be required to undertake an English language assessment to determine your current skill levels and ensure appropriate placement. Students should bring an A4 notebook, pens, pencils, ruler, and eraser. A laptop or tablet is recommended if possible. Students referred under the AMEP (Adult Migrant English Program) are eligible for free English classes.
The course covers eight compulsory units focusing on practical English language development. Students learn to develop learning goals and participate in simple conversations and transactions. The program includes instruction on giving and responding to simple spoken information and directions, as well as reading and writing simple transactional and informational texts. Additional units explore community services, investigate features of the Australian legal system, and examine Australian identity. Throughout the course, students develop skills in using the internet and email to enhance their language learning.
Wodonga TAFE is a registered training organisation (RTO 3097) offering nationally recognised AQF qualifications. The institution provides flexible learning options with government funding available for eligible students, making quality English language education accessible. The program is delivered by experienced educators using a range of assessment strategies to meet diverse student needs, including written and oral assessments tailored to individual learning styles.
Upon successful completion, students can progress to Certificate III in EAL (Access) or basic vocational courses in their area of interest. The qualification opens pathways to employment opportunities and further education in Australia. Graduates develop the communication skills necessary for workplace participation, community engagement, and continued professional or educational development.