Certificate I in Functional Literacy
11023NAT
Bremer State High School in QLD offers Certificate I in Functional Literacy (11023NAT), a nationally recognised AQF Level 1 qualification.
Bremer State High School
Tier 2Private RTO · QLD
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Domestic fee · Full qualification
- ATAR requirement
- No ATAR — entry by application
Entry requirements and how you'll study
Bremer State High School offers Certificate I in Functional Literacy in QLD.
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Entry requirements
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About this qualification
Here is what the Certificate I in Functional Literacy qualification offered by Bremer State High School covers and who it is designed for.
This course is designed to support students to
* Develop and document, with support, a Student Education and Training Plan or similar document
* Set personal short-term goals
* Read, interpret and comprehend information in a narrow range of familiar areas
* Write simple texts
* Participate in effective oral communication with other individuals
* Use appropriate communication technology for reading, writing and oral communication It will provide participants with a range of knowledge, and skills such as
* Basic fundamental knowledge and understanding in a narrow area of work and learning
* Basic skills to participate in everyday life and further learning, and pathways to entry level employment
* Cognitive and communication skills to receive, pass on and recall information in a narrow range of areas
* Technical skills involving the use of tools appropriate to the activity and use of basic communication technologies
The application of these knowledge and skills can be applied in contexts that may include preparation for further learning, life activities and/or a variety of initial routine and predictable work-related activities including participation in a team or work group.