Are keen to develop employment and living skills by gaining insights into Australian society and learning strategies for a successful transition into work or further study?
About
Certificate III in English as an Additional Language (22486VIC) is designed to provide you with an opportunity to improve your English language skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. The course also develops employment and living skills, knowledge of Australian society and strategies to enable you to have a successful transition into work or further study in Australia.
*The course is ideal designed for people from non-English speaking backgrounds who have completed Certificate II in English an Additional Language (EAL).
Assessment Methods
Assessment occurs using a variety of methods to identify essential skills and knowledge acquired during the training. These methods may include:
- Role plays
- Observation and demonstration
- Oral questions and answers
- Case studies
- Written assignments
- Research projects and presentation
Study Units
| Code | Title | Nominal Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Core Unit | ||
| VU22384 | Develop and document a learning plan and portfolio | 20 |
| Speaking and Listening Unit | ||
| VU22610 | Engage in casual conversations and straightforward spoken transactions | 80 |
| Reading and Writing Unit | ||
| VU22611 | Give and respond to a range of straightforward information and instructions | 80 |
| Language Skills Units | ||
| VU22612 | Read and write straightforward communications and transactional texts | 80 |
| VU22613 | Read and write straightforward informational and instructional texts | 80 |
| General Elective Units | ||
| VU22615 | Investigate issues in the Australian environment | 50 |
| VU22616 | Investigate features of the Australian legal system | 50 |
| VU22617 | Investigate features of the education system in Australia | 50 |
Course Fees*
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Training services are provided to eligible individuals with Funds made available by the Victorian and Commonwealth Governments.
Individuals with disability are encouraged to access the training subsidised through the Skills First Program.
Enrolment in a government funded place may impact on your ability to access future government funding.
Further Information
Enrolments welcome at any time, classes are ongoing and individually paced. If you don’t see a date or time that suits you, contact us to explore flexible learning options!
For more information, please check the eligibility criteria here.
Next Step
Interested in studying a Certificate III in EAL with WCIG, but want more information? Our expert training team can answer questions you have to help you make the next step.
