Certificate I in General Education for Adults (Introductory)
22689VIC
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This course is a Centrelink approved activity if it contributes towards your mutual obligation requirements to meet your job search requirements. People with a disability are encouraged to apply.
What you will gain
- Improved self-awareness and understanding of the jobs that best suit you
- A personal career plan
- Understanding of what makes a competitive resume and cover letter
- Improved interview skills and techniques
- Greater self confidence in approaching employers and applying for jobs
- Statement of Attainment for successful completion of units of competency listed below
Course content
Units of competency
VU23771 Engage with simple texts for personal purposes
VU23775 Participate in simple spoken interactions
VU23769 Develop learning goals
VU23763 Work with numbers in highly familiar situations
VU23792 Identify and use common digital devices
VU23772 Engage with simple texts for learning purposes
VU23777 Create simple texts for learning purposes
VU23776 Create simple texts for personal purposes
VU23789 Identify community options
VU23765 Work with directions in highly familiar situations
VU23770 Undertake a project with guidance
SITXWHS005 Participate in safe work practices
BSBTEC201 Use business software applications
VU23773 Engage with simple texts for employment
VU23764 Work with money in highly familiar situations
VU23780 Work with whole numbers in familiar and predictable situations
VU23778 Create simple texts for employment purposes
VU23723 Prepare for employment
18 units from the 16-unit qualification in 22689VIC Certificate I in General Education for Adults (Introductory) are delivered in this course
Course Delivery
Days: 36 days over 9 weeks – 12 weeks
Assessment
Enrolment Requirements
To enrol in the course, you must attend an information session. Please view the information session dates, times and locations below.
Please make sure you bring to the information session your:
1. Evidence of Citizenship – One piece of identification from the list here
2. USI number – You must have a USI number prior to applying for a course
You can locate your USI by visiting here: www.usi.gov.au/students/find-your-usi
If you do not have a USI you can create a USI here: www.usi.gov.au/providers/create-usi-student
3. Concession card – (if applicable) a concession fee can be applied: Health Care Card, Veterans Card, Pension Card
4. Email address and login details in order to complete the course application
Prerequisite
Fees and Charges
You may also be eligible for fee support through the Jesuit Social Services Student Support Fund. For information on the Support fund please go to Student Handbook.
For more details or to book a place in an information session, please click the ENQUIRE button or call our Business Development Officer, Gianfranco Lucchetti on 0437 260 908