22490VIC Certificate IV in EAL (Employment/Professional)
General: Certificate IV in EAL (Employment/Professional) outcomes are designed for skilled, qualified and experienced workers who require high level speaking and listening, reading and writing skills in English, and literacy skills including digital literacy skills, to gain skilled jobs (such as various technical and IT jobs, in the medical or engineering professions), and for those seeking to access employment in specialised fields. Participants may have specialised knowledge and technical skills and need to develop a higher level of English language proficiency to successfully gain access to their field.
Entry: Entry to this EAL Course is determined according to the following criteria:
a participant’s current English language skills. (The Listening and Speaking and Reading and Writing units in the Framework will provide the basis for initial assessment processes and placement of participants at the appropriate proficiency level)
a participant’s prior formal education experience, both overseas and in Australia
any prior EAL learning
a participant’s learning and pathway needs including employability skills, literacies (digital and other literacies), and further educational and vocational training needs.
Every student will be required to complete the English Proficiency Assessment test and a Pre-Training Interview. Students must also be at least 18 years of age.
Vocational or educational outcomes: Students can go into a range of employment options.
Delivery and assessment: This course is delivered in a classroom setting. Strategies include a variety of assessment methods and evidence gathering techniques, which offer an integrated approach to assessment.
Assessment methods and tools may include:
verbal presentations, multi-media presentations, portfolios, student self-assessments, on-going teacher assessment, direct observation, simulated role plays, third party feedback e.g. from (teachers, community members or peers), verbal questioning to confirm linguistic, sociolinguistic and cultural knowledge.
Core Units
| Unit Code | Unit Descriptor | Nominal Hrs |
|---|---|---|
| VU22619 | Analyse and participate in complex conversations | 80 |
| VU22635 | Present and listen to complex oral presentations in an employment or professional context | 80 |
Elective Units
| Unit Code | Unit Descriptor | Nominal Hrs |
|---|---|---|
| BSBWRT401 | Write complex documents | 50 |
| TLIE4006 | Collect, analyse and present workplace data and information | 30 |
| VU22122 | Respond to an advertised job | 20 |
| VU22627 | Research current issues | 55 |
| VU22638 | Critically read and write formal letters and complex prose texts for professional purposes | 80 |
| VU22639 | Critically read, write and edit complex descriptive texts in a professional context | 80 |
This Training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government Funding. Eligibility criteria apply. People with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
How to Apply
Please make sure you have read all the course information about units of study, duration, entry requirements, assessment information, job prospects etc.
Steps
1. You must attend a pre-training interview which includes a Language, Literacy and Numeracy test and complete the eligibility declaration form (in the case of students applying for Skills First Program Funding).
2. To complete the application process, click on the ‘Apply Now’ link. Complete the steps involved to submit your application online.
3. ITHEA will assess your application and make sure all entry requirements are met. An ITHEA representative will contact you if your application is unsuccessful.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
If you have any questions about the course, please call us on 9650 3900.
DURATION
6 months
CLASSES
Melbourne CBD 3000
STUDY MODE
In class
PRACTICAL PLACEMENT
N/A
FEES
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KEY START DATES 2020
Term 1 – Mon 27 Jan
Term 2 – Mon 20 Apr
Term 3 – Mon 13 Jul
Term 4 – Mon 5 Oct
Course Guide Flipbook
