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Course in Initial EAL

22636VIC

Work & Training in TAS offers Course in Initial EAL (22636VIC), a nationally recognised — qualification. Government subsidised places may be available.

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Tasmanian Skills Funding

This course (or skill set) may be supported under a Skills Tasmania fund. These funds are grant-based and demonstrated-need-driven rather than an open entitlement, so availability varies by provider and round. Confirm current funding availability with the provider.

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Entry requirements and how you'll study

Work & Training offers Course in Initial EAL in TAS.

The price on this page is what Work & Training has published for Course in Initial EAL. It may be a local fee, an overseas fee, or a funded amount. Books, exams, and a funded place can cost more, so ask what you would pay.

Entry requirements

Work & Training has not listed entry rules for Course in Initial EAL. Ask them about past study, English, and any interview before you apply.

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About this course

Here is what the Course in Initial EAL qualification offered by Work & Training covers and who it is designed for.

22636VIC Course in Initial EAL is designed for pre-literate students many of whom arrive in Australia with severely interrupted education and little or no previous education or learning experiences. These pre arrival experiences may influence their ability to settle in Australia and apply the skills required to learn a new language. These learners need to develop an identity as a learner and establish learning routines. The course is intended to provide participants with the following educational outcomes:

* basic decoding and encoding skills

* handwriting skills such as copying and hand-eye coordination

* recognition of common high frequency function words and nouns to convey familiar personal information

* conventions of an Australian classroom such as punctuality and attendance.

22636VIC Course in Initial EAL supersedes and is not equivalent to 22482VIC Course in Initial EAL.

Nominal hours 445.