TAFE NSW
4 months
Learn the Gamilaraay language and strengthen your connection to Aboriginal culture through practical conversations, reading, writing, and technology-supported learning. This nationally recognised Certificate I is designed for anyone passionate about preserving and using Aboriginal languages in everyday life.
This course requires evidence of previous experience or study before enrolment. A teacher will contact you to ensure this is the right course for you. We recommend having a passion for strengthening your Aboriginal Language use for current and future generations. Some campuses may have additional entry requirements. Support is available to help you prepare, and TAFE NSW recognises prior learning and work experience through recognition of prior learning or credit transfer applications.
The course comprises 5 core units of competency covering: Develop everyday conversational skills in an Aboriginal Language (NAT11258002), Explore local Aboriginal Language and Cultural Identity (NAT11258001), Use technology to support Aboriginal Language learning (NAT11258004), Develop everyday reading and writing skills in an Aboriginal Language (NAT11258003), and Develop a basic resource to share everyday Aboriginal Language (NAT11258005). Students gain experience in reading, writing, listening and speaking in Gamilaraay, develop a stronger understanding of culture and community, and create their own learning resources to share everyday Gamilaraay language skills.
TAFE NSW is a nationally recognised Registered Training Organisation (RTO 90003) offering accredited Aboriginal language programs tailored to meet local community needs. The institution provides comprehensive support services including Aboriginal Support, Language and Literacy support, counselling, and career pathways. TAFE NSW recognises prior learning and offers flexible study options across multiple campuses, ensuring accessibility and quality education for Aboriginal language learners.
Graduates progress to entry-level positions in Aboriginal education or Local Aboriginal Land Councils, pursue further study through Certificate II and III programs in Aboriginal Languages, and participate more fully in their communities. The course provides strong pathways to continue studies and enhance career opportunities in Aboriginal education, cultural preservation, and community engagement roles.
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