Statement of Attainment in ESOL
Qualification: Statement of Attainment (AQF)
TAFE Course No: 6544
This course is for adults from language backgrounds other than English who have limited English.
You will learn how to listen, speak, read and write in English. This will help you participate in the Australian community, progress in your job or do further study. Before you enrol in this course you need to have an interview. The interview will help to make sure this is the right course for you, in terms of your current English language skills and your future goals. Please contact your campus about this before you enrol.
Career Opportunities: When you successfully complete this course, you may proceed into employment or greater involvement in the wider community.
Articulation: When you successfully complete this course, you may be eligible to enrol in 91344NSW Certificate II in ESOL TAFE NSW Course no 6545.
Entry Requirements: There are no formal educational requirements for this course. The course is designed for students with a minimum English language proficiency of International Second Language Proficiency Ratings (ISLPR) 1, or International English Language Testing System (IELTS) 3.
| Modules/Units | |
| Core: | |
| NSWTESL201A | Use English to participate in simple spoken exchanges |
| NSWTESL202A | Listen and respond to simple English texts |
| NSWTESL203A | Read and respond to simple English texts |
| NSWTESL204A | Use English to write simple texts |
| Elective: | |
| ICAU1128A | Operate a personal computer |
| ICAU1129A | Operate a word processing application |
| ICAU1130A | Operate a spreadsheet application |
| ICAU1131A | Operate database application |
| ICAU1132A | Operate a presentation package |
| ICAU1133A | Send & retrieve information using web browsers & email |
| NSWTETH201A | Operate in a diverse study environment |
| NSWTINT203A | Identify workplace rights and responsibilities |
| NSWTLRN101A | Organise personal learning environment |
| NSWTLRN104A | Identify link between current study and broader learning environment |
| NSWTLRN106A | Identify own essential skills |
| NSWTLRN107A | Participate in the learning environment |
| NSWTNMY103A | Use maps and identify shapes in highly familiar contexts |
| NSWTNMY104A | Use data handling in highly familiar contexts |
| NSWTRDG104A | Apply basic critical literacy skills |
| NSWTSFM106A | Identify essential options for living in Australia |
| NSWTSFM206A | Devise strategies for living in Australia |
| NSWTTCH101A | Develop literacy using technology |
| NSWTTCH103A | Use everyday technology |
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Applying and Enrolling:
Semester 2, 2008:
Campuses:
Ballina - contact the campus on (02) 6681 8900
Maclean - contact Simon Dickinson on (02) 6603 5000.
Semester 1, 2009: North Coast Institute Application form. Apply now!
Campuses:
Ballina - Part-time day, 5 hours per week for 36 weeks, Wednesday and Thursday, 9.30 am to 12.30 pm.
or
Byron Bay - Part-time day, 5 hours per week for 36 weeks, Tuesday 9.30 am to 3.00 pm.
Information and enrolment session Thursday 29 January 2009, 10.00 am, Room CG.03.
You will also need to attend an interview and assessment before enrolling.
Ring (02) 6681 8900 to arrange an appointment.
Great Lakes - Part-time, 6 hourse per week, Monday and Friday.
Contact Ronnie Deplater on (02) 6555 0600 for an interview.
Maclean - Flexible delivery, 10 hours per week for 36 weeks, Tuesday and Friday, 9.00 am to 2.30 pm.
For more information
contact Simon Dickinson on (02) 6603 5000.
Murwillumbah - Murwillumbah - Tuesdays and Fridays, 10.00 am - 1.00 pm
or
Mullumbimby - Mondays and Tuesdays, 9.30 am - 1.30pm, Thursdays 10.00 am - 3.30 pm.
You do not need to complete an application for this campus. You can enrol throughout the year.
Contact the campus on (02) 6672 0800 to discuss enrolling in this course.
Information sheet, Murwillumbah Campus, Semester 1 2009 (PDF224 KB)
