English Language
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAM INFO
ABOUT
Come along and learn English in our friendly, local classes. Our English classes support adults to learn English for studying, working and living in Australia. We cater to a wide range of levels, including absolute beginners who need intensive language and literacy support, to Certificate III, and we have a range of English programs to cater for our student needs.
All English classes have a distance learning component.
COURSES
Our accredited English courses include:
TOID: 6419
22636VIC Course in Initial EAL |
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Term 1 + 2 |
VU23490 |
Use extremely familiar strategies to participate in learning |
Term 1 + 2 |
VU23489 |
Recognise letters of the alphabet and their sounds in extremely familiar words |
Term 1 + 2 |
VU23493 |
Recognise, copy, and use numbers and money from 1 to 50 |
Term 3 + 4 |
VU23491 |
Recognise and copy extremely familiar words |
Term 3 + 4 |
VU23492 |
Participate in extremely familiar spoken exchanges |
Term 4 |
VU23575 |
Recognise and use extremely familiar digital devices |
22637VIC Course in EAL | ||
Term 1 + 2 | VU23494 | Use strategies to develop language learning with support (Core Unit) |
Term 1 | VU23496 | Communicate basic personal details and needs (Core Speaking and Listening Electives) |
Term 2 | VU23495 | Begin language learning with support (Core Speaking and Listening Electives) |
Term 2 | VU23498 | Read and write short highly familiar messages and forms (Core Reading and Writing Electives) |
Term 3 | VU23497 | Give and respond to short highly familiar information (Core Speaking and Listening Electives) |
Term 3 | VU23577 | Recognise and use numbers and money from 50 to 100 for highly familiar activities (Core Numeracy) |
Term 4 | VU23499 | Read and write short, highly familiar factual texts (Core Reading and Writing Electives) |
Term 4 | VU23578 | Recognise and use time in highly familiar situations Core Numeracy) |
22638VIC Certificate I in EAL (Access) | ||
Term 1 + 2 | VU23500 | Plan language learning and support |
Term 1 | VU23501 | Participate in short simple exchanges |
Term 2 | VU23503 | Read and write short simple messages and forms |
Term 2 | VU22359 | Conduct a project with guidance |
Term 3 | VU23502 | Give and respond to short, simple spoken information |
Term 3 | VU22352 | Recognise numbers and money in simple, highly familiar situations |
Term 4 | VU23504 | Read and write short, simple informational texts |
Term 4 | VU22354 | Recognise measurements in simple, highly familiar situations |
22639VIC Certificate II in EAL (Access) | ||
Term 1 + 2 | VU22358 | Develop learning goals |
Term 1 | VU23519 | Participate in simple conversations and transactions |
Term 2 | VU23522 | Read and write simple information texts |
Term 2 | VU22385 | Plan and undertake a project |
Term 3 | VU23520 | Give and respond to simple spoken information and directions |
Term 3 | VU22402 | Undertake a simple investigation into health and wellbeing |
Term 4 | VU23523 | Read and write simple descriptive texts |
Term 4 | VU23559 | Identify and access simple legal information (Keilor Road + Combo PM) |
Term 4 | VU23573 | Explore current issues (AM class) |
22639VIC Certificate II in EAL (Access) | ||
Term 1 + 2 | VU22384 | Develop and document a learning plan and portfolio |
Term 1 | VU23524 | Engage in straightforward casual conversations and spoken transactions |
Term 2 | VU23527 | Read and write straightforward informational texts |
Term 2 | VU22385 | Plan and undertake a project |
Term 3 | VU23525 | Give and respond to straightforward narrative texts |
Term 3 | VU22402 | Undertake a simple investigation into health and wellbeing |
Term 4 | VU23528 | Read and write straightforward narrative texts |
Term 4 | VU23559 | Identify and access simple legal information (3KR) |
Term 4 | VU23573 | Explore current issues (3AM) |
DAYS AND TIMES
Classes are held in the mornings and afternoon, from Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, for up to 15 hours per week. All classes have a distance learning component.
Please call us on (03) 9212 0236 to enrol.
PROGRAMS
Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP)
AMEP offers free English classes for migrants and refugees from non-English speaking backgrounds. AMEP students can apply for free onsite childcare while studying.
AMEP is funded by the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs and offers FREE English classes for migrants and refugees.
English classes are available to support people to move in to industry training through the Victorian State
Government subsidised Skills First initiative.
Students of accredited English courses can also participate in other centre courses funded through ACFE.
This training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government Funding.
Click here for the SKILLS FIRST FEES SCHEDULE