11214NAT
TAFE Queensland in QLD offers Diploma of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education (11214NAT), a nationally recognised AQF Level 5 qualification. Fee-free TAFE places may be available for eligible students.
TAFE Queensland
Tier 2TAFE · QLD
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This course may be eligible for a VET Student Loan — a Commonwealth income-contingent loan that lets you defer some or all of your course fees, similar to HECS-HELP. VSL applies to eligible Diploma-level and above courses only. Loan caps and eligibility depend on your citizenship/residency status and the specific course. Confirm your eligibility and loan cap directly with the provider before enrolling.
This course is part of the Fee-Free TAFE initiative, a joint Commonwealth–state program that removes or reduces student fees for a set number of places in priority courses and skill sets. Places are limited and allocated by the provider, so availability isn't guaranteed even where a course is listed. Contact the provider to confirm a fee-free place is currently available to you.
This course (or skill set) appears on the Queensland Subsidised Training List and may be subsidised under Career Boost. Eligibility and the number of subsidised places you can access depend on your circumstances and prior training history. Confirm your eligibility and subsidised fee with the provider.
Here is what the Diploma of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education qualification offered by TAFE Queensland covers and who it is designed for.
The course provides learners with the specialist skills and knowledge required to perform the following duties and functions whilst working in support of Foundation to Year 6 schools that are either located within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities or schools with a population of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.
Skills and knowledge covered includes:
* Supporting in the classroom, in the playground and on excursions;
* preparing culturally focused learning activities in accordance with the cross-cultural priorities of the Australian Foundation to Year 6 Curriculum;
* demonstrating, supervising and participating in activities aligned to the enhancement of the physical, social, emotional and intellectual development of Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander children;
* assisting children with intellectual, physical and behavioural difficulties with their academic studies;
* preparing and facilitating learning aids, operating audio-visual equipment, issuing learning materials and related administrative duties.
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