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COURSE GUIDE 2020
2018 AUSTRALIAN
LARGE TRAINING
PROVIDER OF
THE YEAR
2018 VICTORIAN
LARGE TRAINING
PROVIDER OF
THE YEAR
MEET JOSH CHARUBIN: WODONGA TAFE STUDENT “During high school I was having trouble with my studies. I had heard that VCAL was a great program, so I decided to give it a try.” “It was the best decision of my life, the learning environment really helped me and my VCAL teacher was so supportive and encouraging.” Josh followed the pathway opportunity from VCAL directly into his Certificate III in Hairdressing and is now well on his way to his dream career as a Hairdresser.
CONTENTS
Why Wodonga TAFE?.....................................................................................................................................2
Free TAFE for Priority Courses........................................................................................................................3
Pathway Options from Secondary School to TAFE..........................................................................................4
Pathway Options from TAFE to University.......................................................................................................6
Skills and Jobs Centre....................................................................................................................................9
Start Your TAFE Journey.................................................................................................................................9
Support Services for Students......................................................................................................................10
Course Areas................................................................................................................................................11
Agriculture & Horticulture..............................................................................................................................13
Art, Creative Design & Digital Media..............................................................................................................17
Building Design.............................................................................................................................................21
Business, Leadership & Retail.......................................................................................................................23
Civil Construction.........................................................................................................................................27
Disability Programs.......................................................................................................................................29
Education.....................................................................................................................................................31
Engineering..................................................................................................................................................33
English Language Programs.........................................................................................................................35
Fashion Design & Hairdressing.....................................................................................................................37
Health & Community.....................................................................................................................................39
Hospitality, Tourism, Events & Outdoor Recreation........................................................................................43
Motorsports & Automotive ...........................................................................................................................47
Timber Studies.............................................................................................................................................49
Training & Assessment..................................................................................................................................51
Transport (DECA)..........................................................................................................................................53
Logistics ......................................................................................................................................................55
Warehousing................................................................................................................................................57
Work Health & Safety....................................................................................................................................59
Live and Study in Regional Victoria...............................................................................................................61
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••
AS WINNER OF THE 2018
WHY ••
BEAUTIFUL GARDENS
LARGE TRAINING PROVIDER Maintained to an impossibly
high standard, there is
OF THE YEAR, THERE ARE always somewhere idyllic to
SO MANY REASONS TO sit and study, socialise with
START YOUR JOURNEY WITH your friends or just enjoy
WODONGA TAFE. the serenity.
CHILDCARE INDUSTRY EXPERIENCED
Kids on Campus is an early EDUCATORS
learning centre that offers TAFE educators are industry
long daycare for staff experienced. They have
students and the wider worked in their profession
community. So you always for many years and bring real
have your children close when world knowledge to
you are studying on campus. your training
WODONGA
STUDENT RUN ACTIVITIES ON-SITE CAFETERIA
There are ongoing activities run No need to bring a packed
by students, for students! With lunch each day, there is a
pop-up restaurants and coffee fully functioning cafeteria
labs, art displays and lawn offering cooked meals,
games all year round, there coffees, drinks and healthy
is always something exciting meal options for your
happening on campus. convenience.
STUDENT ACCOMMODATION LIBRARY ACCESS
There is comfortable As a Wodonga TAFE
and affordable student student you have complete
accommodation options on access to the David Mann
campus for students who live Library with all of the
too far to commute. physical and electronic
resources at your fingertips.
• TAFE? •
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FREE TAFE
OPPORTUNITIES
Free TAFE for Priority Courses will reduce the financial barrier for students wanting to train in courses that
lead to priority occupation – those in demand from employers in the Victorian economy. Free TAFE for
Priority Courses is a Victorian Government initiative that will pay a student’s tuition fees, if eligible*, to
study one of the priority courses at TAFE.
www.wodongatafe.edu.au/freetafe
1300 698 233 | info@wodongatafe.edu.au
Eligibility criteria apply. Free TAFE on selected courses only. Other fees and charges may apply. See freetafe.vic.gov.au
*Please visit our website for more information, a list of available courses and eligibility criteria for this opportunity.
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PATHWAY
OPTIONS FROM SECONDARY
SCHOOL TO TAFE
Did you know that there are direct pathways
from your senior secondary school studies into a
course at Wodonga TAFE?
Undertaking a Vocational Education and Training (VET) course while at secondary school
provides you with the valuable learning and experience that can lead to employment and further
study post year 12. Students who have successfully completed a VET course whilst at school may
be eligible for credit and can shorten the length of their studies at Wodonga TAFE.
Some examples of the type of VET training you can do during your secondary school studies are:
• You can be a year 12 school leaver and go directly into a Certificate II or above course
• You can be a VET in Schools student at your secondary school and head directly into the
related TAFE course upon graduation
• If you are a VCAL student, you can start your training journey within secondary school and
may be able to gain credit into a related course upon graduation
• For secondary school students aged 15 and over, you can undertake a school-based
apprenticeship or traineeship during your secondary school studies which incorporates 1 full
day of paid work placement per week. Upon graduation you can move into TAFE studies to
• continue on in your chosen trade (or similar) and complete the full trade qualification
• You can partake in a pre-apprenticeship course within your secondary school studies as part
of your VCE or VCAL program and upon graduation can transition into a Certificate II or IV
qualification at TAFE, either in the same field or something similar
See table for a comprehensive list of courses you can enrol in while still completing your
secondary school qualification, as well as the courses it can lead to at Wodonga TAFE upon graduation.
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COURSES OFFERED AT SECONDARY SCHOOL WHAT’S NEXT AT WODONGA TAFE?
AUTOMOTIVE, ENGINEERING AND TIMBER
AUR20716 Certificate II in Automotive Vocational Preparation AUR30916 Certificate III in Motor Sports Technology
22338VIC Certificate II in Building and Construction (Pre-apprenticeship) CPC40110 Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Building)
MSF31113 Certificate III in Cabinet Making (Apprenticeship only)
MSF20313 Certificate II in Furniture Making
CPC30211 Certificate III in Carpentry (Apprenticeship only)
HOSPITALITY
SIT30616 Certificate III in Hospitality
SIT30616 Certificate III in Hospitality (Traineeship)
SIT20316 Certificate II in Hospitality
SIT30516 Certificate III in Events
SIT30116 Certificate III Tourism
SIT30816 Certificate III in Commercial Cookery (apprenticeship)
SIT20416 Certificate II in Kitchen Operations
SIT31016 Certificate III Patisserie
HEALTH AND COMMUNITY
CHC50113 Diploma in Early Childhood Education and Care
CHC30113 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care
CHC40213 Certificate IV in Education Support
HLT43015 Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance
HLT42015 Certificate IV in Massage Therapy
CHC42015 Certificate IV in Community Services
HLT33015 Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance CHC43115 Certificate IV in Disability
CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support
(Ageing, Home and Community)
CHC43415 Certificate IV in Leisure and Health
CREATIVE DESIGN, DIGITAL MEDIA AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
ICP31415 Certificate III in Print communications
ICT30118 Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology
CUA40715 Certificate IV in Design
CUA40915 Certificate IV in Music Industry
CUA40715 Certificate IV in Design
CUA31015 Certificate III in Screen and Media
SIT30516 Certificate III in Events
SIT50316 Diploma of Event Management
ICP31415 Certificate III in Print Communications
ICP20115 Certificate II in Printing and Graphic Arts (General) CUA31115 Certificate III in Visual Arts
CUA40715 Certificate IV in Design
HAIR AND BEAUTY
SHB20116 Certificate II in Retail Cosmetics Certificate III in Retail (Traineeship only)
SHB30416 Certificate III in Hairdressing (Non-Apprenticeship)
SHB20216 Certificate II in Salon Assistant
SHB30416 Certificate III in Hairdressing (Apprenticeship)
MUSIC INDUSTRY
CUA40915 Certificate IV in Music Industry
CUA30915 Certificate III in Music Industry SIT30516 Certificate III in Events
SIT50316 Diploma of Event Management
OUTDOOR RECREATION AND FITNESS
SIS40313 Certificate IV in Outdoor Recreation
SIS30315 Certificate III in Fitness
SIS30115 Certificate III in Sport & Recreation
SIS40215 Certificate IV in Fitness
HLT42015 Certificate IV in Massage Therapy
AGRICULTURE
AHC20116 Certificate II in Agriculture AHC40116 Certificate IV in Agriculture
AHC30116 Certificate III in Agriculture AHC41016 Certificate IV in Agribusiness
HORTICULTURE
AHC30716 Certificate III in Horticulture
AHC 30816 Certificate III in Arboriculture
AHC20416 Certificate II in Horticulture AHC30916 Certificate III in Landscape Construction
AHC31016 Certificate III in Parks and Gardens
AHC31316 Certificate III in Sports Turf Management
TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS
TLI21616 Certificate III in Warehousing Operations TLI31616 Certificate III in Warehousing Operations
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PATHWAY
OPTIONS FROM TAFE TO
UNIVERSITY
Complete your Diploma or Advanced Diploma and turn it into a degree by
taking part in our TAFE to Uni pathways program for 2020. You can be a
year 12 school leaver or a mature aged student with no previous qualification
to take part in this program.
See the below table for a comprehensive guide to our courses which can lead you into a university
degree with course credits to one of our university partners. However, your Wodonga TAFE qualifications
are well recognised and if you choose to study at another tertiary provider, simply contact them for how
you can be granted credit for your training.
WIOT COURSE UNIVERSITY CREDIT POINTS DEGREE
FINANCE
Bachelor of Business
La Trobe University Entry
Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
Certificate IV in 2401BS Bachelor of Business Studies
Accounting and 2417HR Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
Bookkeeping Charles Sturt Up to 4 subjects 2417MK Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
FNS40217 University (32 credit points) 2417MG Bachelor of Business (Management)
2415FN Bachelor of Business (Finance)
2412AC Bachelor of Accounting
2412AC Bachelor of Accounting
24501BS Bachelor of Business Studies
Charles Sturt Up to 8 subjects 2417HR Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
University (64 credit points) 2417MK Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
Diploma of 2417MG Bachelor of Business (Management)
Accounting 2415FN Bachelor of Business (Finance)
FNS50217
8 subjects Bachelor of Business
La Trobe University
(120 credit points) Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
Federation University
1 year Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)
Australia
BUSINESS, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT
8 subjects
La Trobe University Bachelor of Business (excluding Accounting major)
(120 credit points)
Bachelor of Business Studies
Diploma of Business Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
BSB50215 Up to 8 subjects Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
Charles Sturt
(64 credit points) Bachelor of Business (Management)
University
Bachelor of Business (Finance)
6 Bachelor of Accounting
Bachelor of Information Technology
WIOT COURSE UNIVERSITY CREDIT POINTS DEGREE
Bachelor of Business Studies
Bachelor of Business (with specialisations in Management,
Up to 8 subjects
Charles Sturt Marketing, Finance, or Banking)
(64 credit points)
University Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
Diploma of Leadership Bachelor of Accounting
and Management Bachelor of Information Technology
8 subjects
La Trobe University Bachelor of Business (excluding Accounting major)
(120 credit points)
Federation University Bachelor of Business or Commerce
1 year
Australia
Bachelor of Business Studies
Charles Sturt Up to 8 subjects
Bachelor of Business (with specialisations in Management,
University (64 credit points)
Marketing, Finance, Banking or Human Resource Management)
Up to 6 subjects Bachelor of Accounting
(48 points)
Diploma of Human
Resources Management 8 subjects Bachelor of Business
La Trobe University
BSB50615 (120 credit points) (excluding Accounting major)
7 subjects Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
(105 credit points)
Federation University Bachelor of Business or Commerce
1 Year
Australia
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Bachelor of Business Studies
Charles Sturt Up to 8 subjects
Bachelor of Business (with specialisations in Management,
University (64 credit points)
Marketing, Finance, Banking, or Human Resource Management)
Diploma of Project Up to 6 subjects Bachelor of Accounting
Management (48 points)
BSB51415
8 subjects Bachelor of Business
La Trobe University
(120 credit points) (excluding Accounting major)
Federation University Bachelor of Business or Commerce
1 year
Australia
HEALTH AND COMMUNITY
Charles Sturt Up to 1 subject 4405PH Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Certificate IV in Allied University (8 credit points)
Health Assistance
HLT43015 Up to 4 subjects Bachelor of Business Studies
(32 points)
Charles Sturt Up to 10 subjects
1419HS Bachelor of Human Services
University (80 credit points)
Up to 8 subjects
1501SW Bachelor of Social Work
Diploma of Community (64 credit points)
Services CHC52015 8 subjects
La Trobe University Bachelor of Human Services & Master of Social Work
(120 credit points)
Federation University Bachelor of Community and Human Services
1 year
Australia
9 subjects 4415NS Bachelor of Nursing
Charles Sturt (72 credit points)
Diploma of Nursing University 4 subjects 4418PM Bachelor of Paramedicine
HLT54115 (32 credit points)
Up to 8 subjects Bachelor of Nursing (Enrolled Nurse Entry)
La Trobe University
(120 credit points)
16 subjects 3409BC Bachelor of Education
Charles Sturt
Diploma of Early (128 credit points) (Birth to 5 years)
University
Childhood Education and
Care CHC50113 12 subjects Bachelor of Early Learning
La Trobe University
(180 credit points)
Diploma of Remedial Charles Sturt 6 Subjects Bachelor of Health Science
Massage HLT52015 University (48 credit points) (Complementary Medicine)
Certificate IV in Fitness Charles Sturt 2 Subjects 4414XS Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science (with
SIS40215 University (16 credit points) specialisation)
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WIOT COURSE UNIVERSITY CREDIT POINTS DEGREE
HOSPITALITY, TOURISM AND EVENTS
Certificate III in Events
SIT30516/ Diploma of Federation University Bachelor of Business
1 year
Event Management Australia
SIT50316
Federation University Bachelor of Business
Diploma of Travel and 1 year
Australia
Tourism Management
SIT50116 Charles Sturt Up to 8 subjects
Bachelor of Business Studies
University (64 credit points)
OUTDOOR RECREATION
Charles Sturt 4 subjects 5406AE Bachelor of Applied Science (Outdoor
University (32 credit points) Recreation and Ecotourism)
Certificate IV in Outdoor
Recreation SIS40313 2 subjects 3415OE Bachelor of Outdoor Education
(16 credit points)
La Trobe University Entry Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation Education
ENGINEERING
Federation University Up to 1 year Bachelor of Engineering Honours, Bachelor of
Australia Engineering (with specialisations in Mechanical,
Diploma of Engineering Mining or Civil)
Technology 22478VIC
Charles Sturt Up to 8 subjects Bachelor of Business Studies
University (64 credit points)
EDUCATION
La Trobe University Entry Various courses – Check with La Trobe University
Certificate IV in Tertiary
Preparation 22313VIC Charles Sturt Entry Various courses – Check with Charles Sturt University
University
Diplomas with no approved pathway in careerdirect– check with your preferred University for entry and credit details:
Diploma of Interior Design MSF50218
Diploma of Arboriculture AHC50516
Advanced Diploma of Myotheraphy 22316VIC
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A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO BEGIN YOUR WODONGA THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
TAFE JOURNEY
COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: There are many
1. CHOOSE YOUR COURSE. Check the course different requirements depending on the course you are
information on our website, check entry selecting. You may need to attend an information session,
requirements and the application process, and or submit a resume, portfolio or attend an interview.
gather all the documentation you need. Please ensure you find out exactly what you need to do
prior to submitting your application.
2. APPLY ONLINE. Start your application via the
application link in your chosen course page before USI: You will need a Unique Student Identifier (USI) to
the course closing date. enrol with Wodonga TAFE. Visit www.usi.gov.au and
3. VISIT OUR SKILLS & JOBS HQ IF YOU NEED HELP. If follow the instructions to create your USI. This will need
you’re unsure about what course to choose, or just to be added into your course application.
need some extra advice, the skilled team at our Skills
and Jobs HQ is available to help you. FEES: Wodonga TAFE offers a range of payment
options for students (eligibility criteria apply), including
direct debit payment plans, and VET Student Loans.
Concessions for tuition fees may also be available for
eligible students. To find out more and to discuss your
options please call our Customer Engagement team on
1300 698 233. Or find out more online at
www.wodongatafe.edu/fees
There are free workshops you have access to as a Please check our website for the current calendar of
student of Wodonga TAFE or even just as a member workshops available to enrol into for free.
of our community. We offer FREE workshops and
impartial advice for those who are looking for upskilling Our supportive and expert skills and jobs staff are also
opportunities or help with job searches and applications. on hand to have a confidential discussion with you
about your requirements and can give you advice and
assistance to help you reach your career goals.
SKILLS AND
JOBS
CENTRES
9Wodonga TAFE Support Services are here to help navigate DISABILITY LIAISON OFFICER
all aspects of being a student at Wodonga TAFE. Our There are a whole range of services on offer for those
amazing staff are on hand to give you all the information who have a disability, mental illness, a medical condition
and necessary tools to truly succeed in your studies. or additional learning needs. Our supportive Disability
Liaison Officer (DLO) is on hand to provide all the
See below for just some of the support services and support you need to assist you in your study journey.
programs available to students and the local community. Our DLO can ensure that appropriate strategies are
put in place and can suggest and negotiate reasonable
GENERALIST COUNSELLING adjustment that can be made to ensure you successfully
A free, confidential counselling service is available to all complete your studies.
students about any issues which may arise and present
difficulties during a course of study. Our counselling APPRENTICESHIP SUPPORT PROGRAM
staff are highly qualified, experienced and can help with The Apprenticeship Support Officer (ASO) is on hand to
issues such as: assist apprentices aged 15-24 who are in the first year
• Adjustment to living away from home of their apprenticeship. The ASO provides confidential
• Financial stress mentoring and welfare support to address any issues an
• Personal and relationship problems apprentice may be facing, while helping them to stay
• Health/mental health problems engaged during their training and work.
• Study motivation, skills and time management or
exam preparation ACADEMIC SKILLS AND STUDY SUPPORT
Academic assistance is available for all students who
CAREERS COUNSELLING need extra support with their study and learning skills.
Offering the same level of support as generalist You may be:
counsellors, but tailored towards your career journey, our • Returning to study after many years
Career Counsellors are highly experienced and can assist • Have English as a second language
you with such things as: • Have difficulties reading and writing due to a
• Career pathway opportunities learning disorder such as dyslexia
• Course selection • Have no prior experience in formal report or essay
• Identifying your employability skills writing
• Acquiring job-seeking skills • Have particular subjects you struggle with e.g.
maths as part of the engineering course
ABORIGINAL LIAISON OFFICER
Wodonga TAFE is committed to providing opportunities WELFARE SUPPORT OFFICER
for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples to A free and confidential service for students, with no
successfully complete their chosen courses of study, in an appointment needed. Our Welfare Support Officer is
environment that is welcoming and culturally appropriate. available 5 days a week and can offer a range of
services including:
The Aboriginal Liaison Officer (ALO) can provide • Study payment plan assistance/study debt
assistance to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander negotiation
students for issues such as: • Student Loans
• Study skills • Food assistance
• Disability support • Immediate concerns, either study or personal
• Counsellors • Transport advice
• Financial assistance • Information/Referrals to other support services at
• Accommodation Tafe and also local Community Services
• Career pathway planning
• Centrelink and ABSTUDY information
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Course Areas
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AGRICULTURE AND
HORTICULTURE
AGRICULTURE
CERTIFICATE II IN AGRICULTURE AHC20116
TRAINEESHIP, PART-TIME: 18 MONTHS, OR BLENDED LEARNING, PART-TIME: 18 MONTHS, OR FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS
Offering the foundation building blocks to your career in agriculture and offered as a traineeship through your
employer, you’ll establish the basic skills and knowledge that you will require to become a skilled tradesperson in the
agricultural primary industries.
You can enrol in this course anytime throughout the year – apply now!
CERTIFICATE III IN AGRICULTURE AHC30116
TRAINEESHIP, PART-TIME: 24 MONTHS, OR BLENDED LEARNING, PART-TIME: 24 MONTHS, OR FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS
Learn the technical agricultural skills and knowledge you need as a skilled tradesperson in an agricultural workplace.
Your studies focus on working with plants, animals, machinery and equipment, occupational health and safety (OH&S),
people, administration and business.
You can enrol in this course anytime throughout the year – apply now!
CERTIFICATE IV IN AGRICULTURE AHC40116
TRAINEESHIP, PART-TIME: 24 MONTHS, OR BLENDED LEARNING, PART-TIME: 24 MONTHS, OR FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS
Develop your skills and knowledge to gain a supervisory role in an ever-expanding sector! If you have a sound business
mind and have practical agricultural skills and experience at a Certificate III level, you could use this qualification to
develop a career in the primary industry sector as a manager of a farming operation or agribusiness administrator. This
course focuses on the business, management, and administrative aspects of agriculture.
You can enrol in this course anytime throughout the year – apply now!
CERTIFICATE IV IN WOOL CLASSING AHC41316
BLENDED LEARNING, PART-TIME: 12 MONTHS
This qualification will develop your knowledge and practical skills to sort and classify wool into various sale types.
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to register as a professional Australian Wool Classer.
You can enrol in this course anytime throughout the year – apply now!
AGRIBUSINESS
CERTIFICATE IV IN AGRIBUSINESS AHC31016
BLENDED LEARNING, PART-TIME: 24 MONTHS, OR FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS
This qualification allows students to develop agribusiness skills and knowledge within the agriculture industry. The course
provides specialised training that combines the required skills to operate a farm with the business fundamentals. This
course focuses on the business, management, and administrative aspects of agriculture. Training will be on-site.
You can enrol in this course anytime throughout the year – apply now
13ARBORICULTURE
CERTIFICATE III IN ARBORICULTURE AHC30816
TRAINEESHIP WITH ON CAMPUS AND WORKPLACE LEARNING, PART-TIME: 2 YEARS
Developed in consultation with industry, this course will provide you with a range of specialised knowledge and skills
needed to care for, prune and remove trees. Develop a career involving physical strength and fitness, whilst safely
and effectively tending to client needs and environmental issues. Whether you’re new to arboriculture or have been
in the industry for a period of time, your knowledge, skills and ability to operate safely, effectively, and efficiently will
certainly be improved with this course.
You can enrol in this course for midyear – apply now!
DIPLOMA OF ARBORICULTURE AHC50516
BLENDED LEARNING, PART-TIME: 2.5 YEARS
Gain specialist skills and knowledge integrated with practical skills for the maintenance and management of trees,
transplanting trees, assessment of tree health and report writing on risk assessments. This course is ideal for those
already well-versed in arboriculture - whether they’ve completed lower-level qualifications already or have significant
practical work experience in the field.
HORTICULTURE
CERTIFICATE III IN HORTICULTURE AHC30716
TRAINEESHIP, PART-TIME: 3 YEARS, OR FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS
Available as either a traineeship part-time or full-time course, you will gain the knowledge required for working within
the horticultural industry. This qualification could lead you to work as a parks and gardens worker at local councils,
resorts, retirement centres or as a wholesale or retail nursery assistant. Or you could even become self-employed!
You can enrol in this course anytime throughout the year – apply now!
CERTIFICATE II IN HORTICULTURE AHC20416
ON-CAMPUS, PART-TIME: 12 MONTHS
If you are interested in the horticultural industry, then this is your starting point! Horticulture covers turf management,
landscaping, parks and gardens, arboriculture and nursery work. This course provides you with the skills and
knowledge required for employment in the horticultural industry in organisations such as local councils, landscape
contracting businesses, golf courses or nurseries.
LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION
CERTIFICATE III IN LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION AHC30916
ON-CAMPUS, PART-TIME: 3 YEARS, OR APPRENTICESHIP, PART-TIME: 4 YEARS
Have a hands-on but creative approach to work? This could be right up your alley. This is the base qualification
required to gain a registration with the Building Commission of Victoria or a structural landscape licence in NSW.
You will learn skills with paving, retaining walls, concreting, drainage and plant identification and establishment. This
trade-level course could lead you to work as a self-employed landscape contractor or become a tradesperson or
supervisor for a landscape company or a local government landscape crew.
PARKS AND GARDENS
CERTIFICATE III IN PARKS AND GARDENS AHC31016
ON-CAMPUS, PART-TIME: 3 YEARS, OR APPRENTICESHIP, PART-TIME: 4 YEARS
Note: This qualification will be replaced in 2020, and the information provided here is indicative only.
Acquire the skills you need to work in a range of jobs, from an assistant to a tradesperson in a parks and gardens
setting such as businesses with extensive grounds, botanic gardens, public and private parks and gardens and local
government. You’ll cover topics such as plant recognition, plant growth habits, machinery operation, turf establishment
and maintenance, soils, weeds, chemical use, pests and diseases.
You can enrol in this course anytime throughout the year – apply now!
14SPORTS TURF MANAGEMENT
CERTIFICATE III IN SPORTS TURF MANAGEMENT AHC31316
ON-CAMPUS, PART-TIME: 3 YEARS, OR APPRENTICESHIP, PART-TIME: 4 YEARS
Note: This qualification will be replaced in 2020, and the information provided here is indicative only.
Acquire the skills you need to work in a range of jobs, from an assistant to a tradesperson in a parks and gardens
setting such as businesses with extensive grounds, botanic gardens, public and private parks and gardens and local
government. You’ll cover topics such as plant recognition, plant growth habits, machinery operation, turf establishment
and maintenance, soils, weeds, chemical use, pests and diseases.
You can enrol in this course anytime throughout the year – apply now!
JOCK BINNIE,
AGRICULTURE TRAINEE
The teachers are always willing to help;
they understand the differences in
students learning styles and are highly
approachable.
1557.8% of photographers work on a full-time basis, which means
there are many opportunities to work part-time.
*source www.joboutlook.gov.au
16ART, CREATIVE DESIGN, AND DIGITAL MEDIA GRAPHIC DESIGN AND VISUAL ART CERTIFICATE II IN PRINTING AND GRAPHIC ARTS (GENERAL) ICP20115 ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 6 MONTHS This preparatory qualification is the perfect introduction to the printing and graphic arts industry! This practical course will expose you to the art of designing and printing in a number of ways, and can lead you into a range of specialist Certificate III qualifications within the printing and graphic arts industry. CERTIFICATE III IN PRINT COMMUNICATIONS ICP31415 BLENDED LEARNING (TEACHING AND ASSESSMENT WILL BE CONDUCTED ON-CAMPUS AND ONLINE), FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS Start your career in the graphic design or printing industry. No previous experience is required, just a keen interest and a creative mind. You will develop the foundation skills you need to work as an assistant or junior graphic designer. CERTIFICATE IV IN DESIGN CUA40715 BLENDED LEARNING, FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS Extend your existing design skills! This course is for creative minds wanting it all. You will be guided through the creative process and become equipped with a multitude of skills that could easily transfer into the workplace. You must have sound Adobe software skills to apply. If you are into graphic design, photography, videography, sound, or digital media, this course offers you insight into each of these creative areas. CERTIFICATE III IN VISUAL ARTS CUA31115 ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS Learn to use a range of skills and techniques to produce art and craft works. You will develop the ability to select, adapt and transfer skills to different situations. This qualification prepares you for the higher level learning that supports professional art practice. This course is also a great pathway into Certificate IV in Visual Arts CUA41315 and will introduce you to new techniques, creative practices, and tips for working as a visual artist in industry. CERTIFICATE IV IN VISUAL ARTS CUA41315 ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS This course is a fantastic way to start your career in visual arts by learning to develop your own artistic voice and command of techniques in a range of art forms. You’ll be introduced to a multitude of new techniques and creative practices, as well as the tricks of the trade working as a visual artist in industry. You’ll further gain a lot of integrated technical and theoretical knowledge and the ability to analyse and use information from a range of sources. INTERIOR DESIGN CERTIFICATE IV IN INTERIOR DECORATION MSF40118 ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS, BLENDED: PART-TIME 18 MONTHS This qualification focuses on the essential skills you need to be successful in this exciting growth industry. This course is a perfect blend of creativity, theoretical elements, technical knowledge and practical skills required within the interior design industry. You will work with real-life client briefs and engage directly with industry to develop your concepts into fully resolved solutions for your clients. DIPLOMA OF INTERIOR DESIGN MSF50218 ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 2 YEARS This dynamic course allows you to utilise the latest industry technology to produce design solutions for your clients in more complex environments. This qualification enables you to develop skills that cover the development of complete decorative schemes for the effective use of residential and commercial or institutional interior spaces, working with a client brief and within project parameters. 17
PHOTOGRAPHY
CERTIFICATE IV IN PHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTO IMAGING CUA41115 ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS
Turn your image-capturing hobby into a professional qualification for work or for fun. Develop an in-depth
knowledge and understanding of the functions of your camera and the quality of images you produce.
DIPLOMA OF PHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTO IMAGING CUA50915 ON-CAMPUS FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS
If you have a passion for photography and want to make a living capturing life and creating art, then this is the
course for you! This course is flexible and designed to fit your needs as a busy photographer. Expand your creativity
and business skills, and push your technical camera and image editing skills even further.
SOUND ENGINEERING
CERTIFICATE IV IN MUSIC INDUSTRY CUA40915 ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS
This course will appeal if you are hoping to work as a sound mixer/technician or sound recorder/engineer in the
music, performance and media industries. You will gain an understanding of the industry in context, music, post-
production, equipment maintenance, managing digital content and ICT support, to name just a few of the topics
covered within the course.
DANIEL RYAN,
INTERIOR DESIGN AND
DECORATION
“Interior Design offered me the
opportunities I wanted – creativity and
technology combined with the ability
to design my own future. I had done my
research and knew it was an exciting
time to be in the Design industry – and
being able to choose my own adventure
was enticing!”
1819
Interior Designers earn an average weekly wage of $1019
*source www.joboutlook.gov.au
20BUILDING DESIGN
CERTIFICATE IV IN NATHERS ASSESSMENT CPP41212
ONLINE LEARNING, PART-TIME: 1 YEAR
Note: This qualification will be replaced in 2020, and the information provided here is indicative only.
(To access government funding for this course students will need to be a Victorian resident)
This qualification is designed to meet the needs of assessors operating under the Nationwide House Energy Rating
Scheme (NatHERS). You’ll learn how to accurately assess the energy and thermal performance of residential buildings.
Skills will be taught in how to read plans, drawings and specifications for buildings, conduct NatHERS assessments,
adhere to regulations, assess and advise on thermal performance enhancing and how to collect the NatHERS
information for assessment.
ANDREW MERO,
ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING
DESIGNER
“When I sat down for my first interview, I
met with all the teachers and felt there was
a really good cross section of abilities, but
also that they were very diverse. They all
come from different aspects. Some were still
working in their job, some were still teaching,
but in different stages, so I just felt it was a
really good set up to start with.”
21Retail Managers earn an average weekly wage of $1000
*source www.joboutlook.gov.au
22BUSINESS,
LEADERSHIP AND
RETAIL
ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE
CERTIFICATE IV IN ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING FNS40217 BLENDED DELIVERY WITH ONLINE LEARNING AND
FACE-TO-FACE WORKSHOPS, FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS
This qualification allows you to develop comprehensive accounting skills and knowledge and to facilitate the move
into bookkeeping and accounting roles. You will develop analytical and reporting skills and gain both hands-on and
theoretical knowledge of day-to-day accounting concepts. Units included in this course meet the BAS Agent Board
registration requirements.
DIPLOMA OF ACCOUNTING FNS50217 BLENDED DELIVERY WITH ONLINE LEARNING AND FACE-TO-FACE
WORKSHOPS, FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS NOTE: ENTRY REQUIREMENTS APPLY FOR THIS COURSE.
Continuing on from your successful completion of pre-requisite certificate studies in accounting and/or bookkeeping
the Diploma of Accounting develops your finance skills and knowledge to a more advanced level. Studies at the diploma
level help you to secure a move from bookkeeping into career accounting roles.
BUSINESS AND SMALL BUSINESS SKILLS
CERTIFICATE III IN BUSINESS BSB30115 TRAINEESHIP, FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS
Offered through a traineeship program between your employer and Wodonga TAFE this course assists you in building
skills and qualifications in the business functions of your working industry. You will gain confidence and learn the
foundations of business operations within the workplace. You can enrol in this course anytime throughout the year –
apply now!
CERTIFICATE III IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (EDUCATION) BSB30915 BLENDED LEARNING, PART-TIME: 12 MONTHS
This qualification is the perfect entry to the world of business administration. You will gain skills in a broad range of
administrative tasks, including Microsoft Office Suite. You will gain confidence and learn the foundations of business
operations within the workplace.
CERTIFICATE III IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MEDICAL) BSB31115 TRAINEESHIP, FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS
Gain skills to work effectively in a medical reception or medical administration office position. Learn about work ethic,
time management, team building, medical terminology, confidentiality and security, problem solving, writing business
documents, patient records management, and become competent in Microsoft Word. This course is ideal if you are
looking to validate your current administrative role and skills, or if you would like a start in business administration with
a particular focus on medical facilities to help you gain employment in the field. You can enrol in this course anytime
throughout the year – apply now!
CERTIFICATE IV IN BUSINESS BSB40215 BLENDED LEARNING, PART-TIME: 12 MONTHS
This course is suited to you if want to develop or use high level of skills and knowledge in a wide variety of business
contexts. You will learn to apply solutions to a defined range of unpredictable problems, and analyse and evaluate
information from a variety of sources. You will also gain advanced skills in Microsoft Word and Excel.
23LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT & HR
CERTIFICATE IV IN LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT BSB42015 BLENDED LEARNING, PART-TIME: 12 MONTHS
If your work role places you in the first line of management across a range of organisational and industry contexts,
this course will enable you to extend your existing skills and knowledge. Build on your existing qualifications and
technical skills in any given vocation or profession, and add further skills or recognition in supervisory functions.
DIPLOMA OF LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT BSB51918 BLENDED LEARNING, PART-TIME: 18 MONTHS
If you are looking to move into the management of others, or to add value to or review management practices, this
course will enable you to develop skills that are readily transferable to any industry or organisational setting.
NEIS PROGRAM
With recently updated eligibility criteria, NEIS now has options that may suit you!
Wodonga TAFE is proud to be delivering the New Enterprise Incentive Scheme (NEIS) program into the Riverina
area of southern NSW. If you are in the Riverina area and have an idea for a new business where you can work for
yourself, then NEIS may be able to help you. NEIS is a comprehensive program of assistance, providing accredited
training in small business management, business advice and mentoring, and ongoing income support for a period
up to 12 months for eligible participants. Find out more at www.wodongatafe.edu.au/neis
CERTIFICATE III IN MICRO BUSINESS OPERATIONS BSB30315 BLENDED LEARNING, PART-TIME: 12 MONTHS
INCLUDING PERSONALISED MENTORING AND SUPPORT
For NEIS participants only, this course will provide valuable knowledge for new business Start Ups and Young
Entrepreneurs who would like to be self-employed. This program will establish the core needs for any new
business idea and start up. Get the best start to growing your own business or franchise by learning about
business practices, issues, legislation, growth, management, digital strategy, marketing and finance. You will gain
knowledge, skills and understanding in establishing your business idea and find out the essentials of starting your
own micro business. You can enrol in this course anytime throughout the year – apply now!
RETAIL
CERTIFICATE III IN RETAIL SIR30216 TRAINEESHIP, PART-TIME: 12 MONTHS
This course is offered through a traineeship program between your employer and Wodonga TAFE, and focuses
on learning about varying aspects of retail sales and the retail environment. From product and sales service, to
leadership and supervision, you’ll gain a vast array of skills. This course is suitable if you want to further develop skills
in your current role or increase your likelihood of promotion. You can enrol in this course anytime throughout the year
– apply now!
24SHAUN GRAEF,
GROUP SALES MANAGER,
TELSTRA STORE WODONGA
“This training supplements the in-house
training we provide, so young people
fast-track their development as an employee
to know how retail and small business works.
With the different training, and working
hand-in-hand, we really think that our
business benefits in getting more-rounded
employees. We have staff who have gone
through training programs and are now in
management, and they started as young
people getting a foot in the door. So training
does fast-track your knowledge, as well as
your development as a valuable employee.”
2584.5% of graduates from the Certificate III in Civil Construction
have full-time employment or have continued with further study
*source www.joboutlook.gov.au
26CIVIL
CONSTRUCTION
With training delivered by Wodonga TAFE’s highly experienced industrial skills trainers, completing a course with
Wodonga TAFE means you are truly industry ready. With a focus on actual hands-on training, you will walk away from
Wodonga TAFE as a competent operator, with skills that are highly regarded by industry.
CERTIFICATE III IN CIVIL CONSTRUCTION RII30915
APPRENTICESHIP, PART-TIME: 36 MONTHS
This course is for anyone wanting to further or start their career in an operational capacity. Learn how to work in a
Civil Construction environment with minimum supervision and be responsible for working within a team environment,
and delivering quality work outcomes. This qualification may lead to employment opportunities in local government,
mining, quarrying or other civil related industries.
CARENE CHONG - CIVIL
CONSTRUCTION (SHORT COURSE)
There was a good range of machines
– a mix of new and old – so I could get
experience learning on both.
The teachers were there to help me out,
there’s no reason to feel like you’ll fail, but
at the end of the course I was feeling so
much more confident’
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DISABILITY
PROGRAMS
Wodonga TAFE offers a range of programs that support post compulsory school age learners with permanent cognitive
impairment or intellectual disability. These courses assist in the development of work skills and explore vocational
training opportunities.
CERTIFICATE I IN TRANSITION EDUCATION 22301VIC ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 10 MONTHS
The Certificate I in Transition Education provides an introduction to adult learning. The focus is on supporting
learners to investigate opportunities for active community participation and to develop self-confidence and skills for
independent living. The Certificate I in Transition Education is specifically designed for learners with evidence of a
permanent cognitive impairment or intellectual disability.
CERTIFICATE I IN WORK EDUCATION 22302VIC ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 10 MONTHS
The Certificate I in Work Education is designed to support post-school-age learners with permanent intellectual
disabilities to develop the skills they need to explore work options and to access pathways to further vocational
education and training. This course provides learners with opportunities to improve their employability and work
readiness skills, and to develop an individual education plan focused on personal strengths.
CERTIFICATE II IN WORK EDUCATION 22481VIC ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME, 10 MONTHS
The Certificate II in Work Education is designed to support post-school-age learners with permanent intellectual
disabilities to develop the skills necessary to explore work options and access pathways to further vocational education
and training. It provides learners with opportunities to improve employability and work readiness skills and to develop
an individual education plan focused on personal strengths.
LITERACY AND NUMERACY BASICS A0LNBAS1 UNITS FROM 22301VIC CERTIFICATE I IN TRANSITION EDUCATION
ON-CAMPUS, PART-TIME, 7 MONTHS
Further develop your literacy and numeracy skills for your future with this short course. Gain skills and knowledge to
assist you in preparing for work, volunteering, and living independently.
WORK SKILLS FOR LIFE A0VOCT UNITS FROM 22302VIC CERTIFICATE I IN WORK EDUCATION ON-CAMPUS,
PART-TIME: 10 MONTHS
This course offers people with an intellectual disability an opportunity to experience a variety of different vocational
tasters. Students will be engaged in practical hands-on activities and will work together to achieve team projects
throughout the year.
WODONGA TAFE OFFERS HIGHLY REGARDED SUPPORT SERVICES
If you’re considering a TAFE course and you have a disability, mental illness, medical condition, or additional learning
needs, Wodonga TAFE can provide services to support you, to ensure you can participate fully and equally in all
aspects of student life. When you plan your TAFE studies, consider talking with our support services staff to find out
more about the services that are available. Everything you say to support services staff is confidential unless you agree
to them sharing the information. It is a choice whether you disclose, what you disclose, and who to. It is not compulsory
to disclose any information – this is your choice.
While Wodonga TAFE has courses specifically tailored for people with a permanent cognitive impairment or intellectual
disability, you may also consider your options from many of the courses that we offer. The majority of our courses
offer vocational opportunities and experiences, and our teaching staff are experienced in education, in disability, and
vocational areas, so they have an extensive range of skills to support all students.
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EDUCATION
GENERAL EDUCATION FOR ADULTS (INCLUDING SEE))
CERTIFICATE I IN GENERAL EDUCATION FOR ADULTS 22472VIC ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 6 MONTHS OR PART-TIME:
12 MONTHS, ONGOING ENROLMENTS
This course focuses on developing basic literacy and numeracy skills, digital literacy and employability skills. The
Certificate I in General Education for Adults provides you with the opportunity to build confidence, re-engage with
learning, and further develop the skills you need for effective participation in the workplace or further education.
SKILLS FOR EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT (SEE) PROGRAM
The Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) program is funded by the Australian Government and provides
language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) training and assessment to eligible job seekers, with the expectation that such
improvements will enable them to participate more effectively in training or the labour force.
TERTIARY PREPARATION
CERTIFICATE IV IN TERTIARY PREPARATION 22313VIC ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME, 6 MONTHS
Develop study and academic skills for successful transition to tertiary education and training pathways. This program
provides supported learning for recent Year 12 school leavers or adults who would like to engage in higher education. It
is designed to develop your skills in academic reading, writing and research, problem solving, planning and organising,
collaborative learning, and team work. This course also includes a health specialisation to prepare for diploma and degree
level studies in the health and community services sector.
VCAL (VICTORIAN CERTIFICATE OF APPLIED LEARNING))
As an accredited secondary certificate issued by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment authority, VCAL focuses on
careers-based ‘hands-on learning’. VCAL gives you practical work-related experience, as well as literacy and numeracy
skills and the opportunity to build personal skills that are important for life and work. VCAL is designed to provide
flexible pathways as you transition from school to further education and employment.
The VCAL has three levels - Foundation, Intermediate, and Senior. You start and complete your VCAL at the level that
matches your needs and abilities. Your appropriate VCAL level will be discussed at your pre-training interview.
VICTORIAN CERTIFICATE OF APPLIED LEARNING (FOUNDATION) VCALFND001* ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 10 MONTHS
At Foundation level, you will learn under close supervision with high levels of direction. Your knowledge and
employability skills development is supported by a strong emphasis on literacy and numeracy skills and preparatory
learning. In addition to the core VCAL units, you will select from one of three vocational streams according to personal
interest. Streams available are Creative Industries, Hospitality, and Warehousing.
VICTORIAN CERTIFICATE OF APPLIED LEARNING (INTERMEDIATE) VCALINT001* ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 10 MONTHS
At Intermediate level the focus is on knowledge and employability skills development that leads to independent learning,
confidence and a higher level of transferable skills. In addition to the core VCAL units, you will select from one of three
vocational streams according to personal interest. Available streams are Creative Industries, Hospitality, and Warehousing.
VICTORIAN CERTIFICATE OF APPLIED LEARNING (SENIOR) VCALSEN001* ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 10 MONTHS
At Senior VCAL level, learning is autonomous in regard to planning and work activities but conducted under
supervision. There is a focus on knowledge and employability skills development as this leads to a high level of
interpersonal skills, independent action and achievement of tasks that require decision making and leadership. This level
also includes mandatory industry days, where you will spend time in one of two selected vocational streams - Creative
Industries or Hospitality. This opportunity provides great insight into the chosen industry and enables a pathway to
further studies in this area.
31Welding Trades Workers earn an average weekly wage of $1106
*source www.joboutlook.gov.au
32ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
CERTIFICATE II IN ENGINEERING STUDIES 22470VIC
ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 6 MONTHS (FEBRUARY AND JULY INTAKES)
Develop your skills for employment within the engineering industry with this pre-apprenticeship course. With successfully
completed units, you will gain credits into an apprenticeship in various engineering and manufacturing careers – including
general machining, fabrication and welding. It’s a great way of getting your foot in the door, as it shows not only
understanding and skills, but a dedication to your chosen trade area. Available intakes in Semester 1 and 2 – apply now!
CERTIFICATE III IN ENGINEERING - FABRICATION TRADE MEM30319
APPRENTICESHIP, PART-TIME: 4 YEARS
As an apprentice fabricator (boilermaker or sheet metal worker), you will learn and develop skills in metal fabrication,
pattern development and, welding that are required to work as an Engineering Tradesperson – Fabrication within metal,
engineering, manufacturing and associated industries.
You can enrol in this course anytime throughout the year – apply now!
CERTIFICATE III IN ENGINEERING - MECHANICAL TRADE MEM30219
APPRENTICESHIP, PART-TIME: 4 YEARS
Learn valuable skills in a challenging but rewarding career. This qualification covers the skills and knowledge required to
work as an Engineering Tradesperson – Mechanical within metal, engineering, manufacturing and associated industries.
You can enrol in this course anytime throughout the year – apply now!
CERTIFICATE IV IN ENGINEERING MEM40119
ON-CAMPUS OR WORKPLACE, PART-TIME: 12 MONTHS, OR FULL-TIME: 6 MONTHS
Ideally you will have work experience in engineering or have some related qualification in order to undertake
this course. You learn skills in the design, development, and drafting of components and machinery required in
manufacturing industries. You use a range of materials such as metals, non-metals, composite materials, and plastics.
You can enrol in this course anytime throughout the year – apply now
DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 22478VIC
ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 12 MONTHS
This course allows for direct entry of school leavers as well as catering for tradespeople and technicians who wish
to upskill for entry into para-professional positions. Graduates of the course will have the knowledge and skills
to contribute to the capability of the engineering, manufacturing and related industries. To help maintain their
competitiveness in a global market place through the application of advanced engineering and manufacturing
practices, value adding to existing products and services and the development of new and innovative products, services
and production processes.
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE
PROGRAMS
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMS (INCLUDING AMEP)
Come and talk to our friendly staff to find out more about the range of English language programs offered at Wodonga
TAFE, from courses in initial skills through to certificate level programs.
Wodonga TAFE also provides English Language programs as an approved service provider within the Adult Migrant
English Program. Come and talk to us about the options that may be available to you.
Please note that when you enquire about English Language programs at Wodonga TAFE, you will be asked to provide
the following:
• a copy of your visa or Immicard
• your Medicare card, your passport, or any other identification available to you such as your Centrelink card.
ADULT MIGRANT ENGLISH PROGRAM (AMEP))
The Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) is funded by the Australian Government and provides up to 510 hours of free
English language lessons to eligible migrants and humanitarian entrants. If you have been granted a permanent visa or
eligible temporary visa and speak little or no English, you may be eligible for AMEP. Some migrant youths aged between
15 and 17 years of age may also be eligible. In an Adult Migrant English Program class, you will learn English language
skills and information about Australian society. You will meet other new arrivals, with similar backgrounds, experiences
and goals, and you may make new friends. All of these together will help you settle successfully in Australia. English
language skills are also very important if you wish to work in Australia.
The Adult Migrant English Program is delivered by approved service providers at around 250 locations across Australia
in major cities as well as rural and regional areas. Classes are taught by teachers who are trained to teach English to
speakers of other languages.
COURSE IN EAL 22483VIC ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 9 MONTHS
The Course in EAL is designed for EAL participants who have little prior educational experience or whose circumstances
have resulted in disrupted education and who need to develop initial level basic English speaking, listening, reading and
writing, numeracy and learning skills prior to accessing further English language education and possible employment.
COURSE IN INITIAL EAL 22482VIC ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 9 MONTHS
The Course in initial EAL is designed for EAL participants who have little prior educational experience or whose circumstances
have resulted in disrupted education and who need to develop initial level basic English speaking, listening, reading and
writing, numeracy and learning skills prior to accessing further English language education and possible employment.
CERTIFICATE I IN EAL (ACCESS) 22484VIC ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 9 MONTHS
This course is for participants who need to develop English language skills beyond immediate personal and predicable
social needs and who may progress to further study or employment options.
CERTIFICATE II IN EAL (ACCESS) 22485VIC ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 9 MONTHS
This course is for participants who need to develop English language skills to participate in everyday familiar and routine
social and community contexts.
CERTIFICATE III IN EAL (ACCESS) 22486VIC ON-CAMPUS, FULL-TIME: 9 MONTHS
This course is for participants who need to develop English language skills to participate in a range of straightforward interactions
and transactions in social and community contexts and to read and write straightforward texts for a range of purposes.
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