GETTING YOUR L'sOne day course that prepares and escorts participants to sit for their L's permit. Course info... |
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Adult Community Education: Multi-Literacies Project Project Info... Learning Activities: Everyday Reading, Writing & Numeracy: - Individual Tutoring Sessions: Focus on individual participant needs
- Conversational English Group Workshops: understand & speak everyday English
- Everyday Life Lit/Num Group Workshops
- Basic Computing: learning Microsoft Office, Typing & Internet
An initiative of the Government of South Australia, South Australian Works, The CRW (Count, Read, Write) Initiative, provides disadvantaged working age adults individualised learning opportunities with everyday reading, writing, using a computer and strengthening reading and verbal skills through conversational English workshops as well as individual tutoring sessions. The focus is to provide individualised learning opportunities with everyday reading, writing, using a computer and strengthening reading and verbal skills through conversational English workshops as well as individual tutoring sessions. By providing this support and individualised assistance, participants gain the skills required to enhance their everyday life and skills in basic literacy and numeracy applications. Further Information for Providers on behalf of Participants... |
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Adult Community Education: Foundation Skills ProjectProject Info... Learning Activity Clusters: Personal Management: Personal Skills Audit
Personal Presentation: includes makeovers i.e. hair, make-up & clothing
Health & Wellbeing: Includes nutrition, cooking & physical activities
Learning To Drive: - Getting Your Ls
Getting Your Ps
Job Preparation: Get That Job – Keep That Job: A-Z of preparing & applying for work. Community Event: Conceptualise, plan & run a community event – giving back to the community An initiative of the Government of South Australia, South Australian Works, The ‘Tune-Up Program: For the Community; By the Community’ is for working age adults in the community – long term unemployed and/or returning to work who, because they experience difficulties in participating in learning activities and/or gaining employment have been socially and/or economically isolated. In partnership with TAFE SA, we will provide eligible participants with individualised assistance, mentoring and support, community integration and nationally accredited learning activities (Certificate I in IVEC), in an active and engaging and encouraging environment; in a holistic and informal setting to maximise outcome potential in motivation, health and wellbeing, whilst encouraging reintegration into the community – and ultimately, into further learning and employment pathways. Literacy and numeracy will underpin this. From motivation to confidence building, to communicating and working in a group; from writing applications, to conceptualising, developing and implementing an event; from getting a driver’s license to getting a makeover; from getting fit to learning new skills, participants can also choose to request core literacy and numeracy support in confidence with the facilitator. Further Information for Providers on behalf of Participants... |
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