Places available in courses - BASIC COMPUTER and LANGUAGE, LITERACY AND NUMERACY at TAFE Bankstown

Places available in courses - BASIC COMPUTER and LANGUAGE, LITERACY AND NUMERACY at TAFE Bankstown

Be IN CONTROL  

in VOCATIONAL AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

LANGUAGE, LITERACY AND NUMERACY

COURSE IN VOCATIONAL AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

BASIC COMPUTERS

10581NAT

Course description:

This is a part-time evenin

g course designed for people who have experienced barriers in engaging in vocational training or the community.

On completion of this course the learner should be able to participate in a learning environment, vocational education and the community.

course Units:

VCDIG101 – Use emerging technology

VCDIG102 – Use free or inexpensive technology

Course outcomes including:

This  course will help you to develop some of the skills and knowledge you need to access work and training opportunities and participate in your community

HOW TO GET INVOLVED:

•       Join our Information Session on Monday 9^th December 2019 to Friday 13^th December 2019 between 10:00am – 6.30pm

•       Tuesday 21^st January 2020 to Friday 24^th January 2020 between 10:00am – 6.30pm

Location

Bankstown TAFE Campus

Building J, Level 2, Room J.2.04

Location:
Bankstown TAFE NSW
500 Chapel Road
Bankstown NSW 2200

Course:

Course in Vocational and Community Engagement

BASIC COMPUTERS

10581NAT

Cost:

*Fully Government Subsidised if eligible

Note:

Before you enrol in this course, you must attend a placement session, where the teachers will assess your English language skills.

Proposed attendance:

Thursday Evening.

From 5:00pm to 7:30pm

Be job ready
in preparation for work and training

LANGUAGE, LITERACY AND NUMERACY

CERTIFICATE I IN PREPARATION FOR WORK AND TRAINING

10582NAT-20BKS-240

Course description:

This is a full-time day course.

This course is the first step in a series of courses to further training in employability skills and helps you go on to further training and to get a job.

Note:

Before you enrol in this course, you must attend a placement session, where the teachers will assess your English language skills.

Proposed Attendance: Mondays, Tuesday from 9:00am to 2:30pm &

Wednesdays from 9:00am to 2:00pm.

16 hours per week for 16 weeks (one semester).

Course fee:

Government Subsidy if eligible

Course outcome:

This course is intended to provide participants with the following general education outcomes:

•        Develop preliminary employability skills and knowledge at AQF level 1

•        Identify realistic education, employment or community engagement goals and appropriate training pathways

•        Participate in a formal, supported learning environment

HOW TO GET INVOLVED:

•       Join our Information Session on Monday 9^th December 2019 to Friday 13^th December 2019 between 10:00am – 6.30pm

•       Tuesday 21^st January 2020 to Friday 24^th January 2020 between 10:00am – 6.30pm

Location

Bankstown TAFE Campus

Building J, Level 2, Room J.2.04

Location:
Bankstown TAFE NSW
500 Chapel Road
Bankstown NSW 2200

Course:

Certificate I in Preparation for Work and Training

10582NAT-20BKS-240

Cost:

*Fully Government Subsidised if eligible

Be job ready
in career preparation

LANGUAGE, LITERACY AND NUMERACY

CERTIFICATE II IN CAREER PREPARATION

10584NAT

Course description:

This is a full-time day course.

Course graduates will have basic underpinning employability skills that will allow them to access further study or training.

They will have improved capability and self-confidence enabling them to provide simple solutions to a limited range of routine problems, when given clear guidelines and support.

They will be able to use technology to find basic information, communicate with others and produce routine reports.

Note:

Before you enrol in this course, you must attend a placement session, where the teachers will assess your English language skills.

Proposed Attendance: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9:00am to 1:00pm, 16 hours per week for 18 weeks (one semester).

Course outcome:

This course is intended to provide participants with the following general education outcomes:

•       Employability skills and knowledge at AQF level 2

•       Realistic education, employment or community engagement options and appropriate training pathways

•       Skills to contribute effectively to a diverse society

•       CPNCAP201           Improve personal confidence and self-image                         

•       CPNCAP202 Use basic skills for assertiveness                     

•       CPNCAP204 Address personal issues related to living in Australia                           

•       CPNCAP205 Address personal safety and emergency situations                          

•       CPNCOM201          Prepare and orally deliver stories for a purpose                         

•       CPNCOM202          Use basic media products to share stories                    

•       CPNCOM203          Use basic visual products to communicate information                       

•       CPNCOM204          Examine information presented by the media                         

•       CPNETH201 Examine ethical issues in the workplace                     

•       CPNLRN201 Participate in diverse formal learning environments                              

•       CPNWKE202          Explore basic workplace relations                     

•       FSKNUM17  Use routine maps and plans for work                          

•       FSKNUM19  Interpret routine tables, graphs and charts for work                            

•       FSKNUM20  Use basic functions of a calculator                              

•       FSKOCM06            Use oral communication skills to participate in workplace teams                         

•       FSKRDG08             Read and respond to routine visual and graphic texts                        

•       FSKRDG09             Read and respond to routine standard operating procedures                         

•       FSKWTG08            Complete routine workplace formatted texts

HOW TO GET INVOLVED:

•       Join our Information Session on Monday 9^th December 2019 to Friday 13^th December 2019 between 10:00am – 6.30pm

•       Tuesday 21^st January 2020 to Friday 24^th January 2020 between 10:00am – 6.30pm

Location

Bankstown TAFE Campus

Building J, Level 2, Room J.2.04

Location:
Bankstown TAFE NSW
500 Chapel Road
Bankstown NSW 2200

Course:

Certificate II in Career Preparations

10584NAT

Cost:

*Fully Government Subsidised if eligible

Be job ready
in Skills for vocational pathways

CERTIFICATE I IN ACCESS TO WORK AND TRAINNG

FSK10213-01V03-20BKS-200

Course description:

This is a full-time day course.

This course is a pre-vocational pathway to employment and vocational training

Note:

Before you enrol in this course, you must attend a placement session, where the teachers will assess your English language skills.

Proposed Attendance: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9.00am to 1.00pm, 16 hours per week for 16 weeks (one semester)

Learners are also expected to complete learning activities outside of class time.

Course fee:

Government Subsidy if eligible

Course outcome:

This qualification is designed for individuals who need skills to prepare for a vocational pathway qualification or further foundation skills development.

This course is intended to provide participants with the following general education outcomes:

•       A prevocational pathway to employment and vocational training

•       Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Oral communication and learning skills at Australian Core Skills Framework (ACSF) level 2

•       Entry level digital technology and employment skills

•       Education, training and employment goals.

•       LEARNING SUBJECTS INCLUDES:

•       FSKDIG02    Use digital technology for simple workplace tasks

•       FSKLRG07   Use strategies to identify job opportunities

•       FSKLRG08   Use simple strategies for work-related learning

•       FSKNUM08  Identify and use whole numbers and simple fractions, decimals            and percentages for work

•       FSKNUM09  Identify, measure and estimate familiar quantities for work

•       FSKOCM03  Participate in simple spoken interactions at work

•       FSKRDG06   Read and respond to simple informal workplace texts

•       FSKRDG07   Read and respond to simple workplace information

•       FSKWTG04  Write simple informal workplace texts

•       FSKWTG05  Complete simple workplace formatted texts

•       FSKWTG06  Write simple workplace information

HOW TO GET INVOLVED:

•       Join our Information Session on Monday 9^th December 2019 to Friday 13^th December 2019 between 10:00am – 6.30pm

•       Tuesday 21^st January 2020 to Friday 24^th January 2020 between 10:00am – 6.30pm

Location

Bankstown TAFE Campus

Building J, Level 2, Room J.2.04

Location:
Bankstown TAFE NSW
500 Chapel Road
Bankstown NSW 2200

Course:

Certificate I in Skills for Vocational Pathways

FSK10213

Cost:

*Fully Government Subsidised if eligible

Be IN CONTROL 
in VOCATIONAL AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

LANGUAGE, LITERACY AND NUMERACY

COURSE IN VOCATIONAL AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

BASIC COMPUTERS

10581NAT

Course description:

This is a part-time day course designed for people who have experienced barriers in engaging in vocational training or the community.

On completion of this course the learner should be able to participate in a learning environment, vocational education and the community.

course Units:

VCDIG101 – Use emerging technology

VCDIG102 – Use free or inexpensive technology

Course outcomes including:

This  course will help you to develop some of the skills and knowledge you need to access work and training opportunities and participate in your community.

HOW TO GET INVOLVED:

•       Join our Information Session on Monday 9^th December 2019 to Friday 13^th December 2019 between 10:00am – 6.30pm

•       Tuesday 21^st January 2020 to Friday 24^th January 2020 between 10:00am – 6.30pm

Location

Bankstown TAFE Campus

Building J, Level 2, Room J.2.04

Location:
Bankstown TAFE NSW
500 Chapel Road
Bankstown NSW 2200

Course:

Course in Vocational and Community Engagement

BASIC COMPUTERS

10581NAT

Cost:

*Fully Government Subsidised if eligible

Note:

Before you enrol in this course, you must attend a placement session, where the teachers will assess your English language skills.

Proposed attendance: Fridays,

Term 1 from 9:30am to 12:30pm,

3 hours per week for 10 weeks.

Term 2 from 9:30am to 1:30pm

4 hours per week for 8 weeks.

Be employed
in Access to work and training

LANGUAGE, LITERACY AND NUMERACY

CERTIFICATE I IN ACCESS TO WORK AND TRAINNG

10583NAT-20BKS-202

Course description:

This is a full-time day course.

This course is a step in a series of courses to further training in employability skills. It helps you go on to further training and to get a job..

Note:

Before you enrol in this course, you must attend a placement session, where the teachers will assess your English language skills.

Proposed Attendance:  Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 9:00am to 1:00pm.

16 hours per week for 16 weeks (one semester).

Course fee:

Government Subsidy if eligible

Course outcome:

This course is intended to provide participants with the following general education outcomes:

•        Develop preliminary employability skills and knowledge at AQF level 1 to retrain or enter workforce

•       Identify realistic education, employment or community engagement goals and appropriate training pathways, including pre vocational pathways

•       Participate in a formal, supported or self-managed learning environment.

•       LEARNING SUBJECTS INCLUDES:

•       FSKWTG05  Complete simple workplace formatted texts

•       FSKRDG06   Read and respond to simple informal workplace texts

•       FSKNUM12  Identify and interpret information in familiar tables, graphs and             charts for work

•       FSKLRG03   Use basic strategies for career planning

•       FSKLRG02   Identify strategies to respond to basic workplace problems

•       FSKDIG01    Use digital technology for basic workplace tasks

•       AWTWTG101         Spell familiar English words

•       AWTLRN104 Explore work and training opportunities

•       AWTLRN101 Plan to use basic teamwork skills

•       AWTENV102 Plan to reduce household energy use

•       AWTDIG102 Use a simple spreadsheet

•       AWTDIG101 Word process a basic document

•       AWTCOM102          Develop strategies to deal with conflict in everyday contexts

•       AWTCOM101          Use basic critical thinking skills

HOW TO GET INVOLVED:

•       Join our Information Session on Monday 9^th December 2019 to Friday 13^th December 2019 between 10:00am – 6.30pm

•       Tuesday 21^st January 2020 to Friday 24^th January 2020 between 10:00am – 6.30pm

Location

Bankstown TAFE Campus

Building J, Level 2, Room J.2.04

TAFE INFOFEST 20-24 JANUARY 2020

CBMIA – MIGRANT AND REFUGEE EMPLOYMENT WORKING PARTY

BLOG Information Sharing

Worker’s Name: Myriam Bahari

Organisation/Service/Project: Bankston TAFE Cultural and Linguistic Diversity Coordinator Customer and Stakeholder Relations Unit

Telephone/Email: T  +61 2 9780 5756 | M +61 0491 214 933

E  myriam.bahari4@tafensw.edu.au

• Services available

TAFE INFOFEST   20-24 JANUARY

·          

https://www.tafensw.edu.au/infofest

Discover the perfect course for you, at TAFE NSW InfoFest.

With over 1,200 courses, diplomas and degrees, InfoFest is a great opportunity to get the lowdown on your perfect career. You can explore a multitude of options at TAFE NSW InfoFest.

TAFE NSW InfoFest allows you to hear directly from our teachers, get the course information you need, as well as any assistance you may require to finalise your enrolment for Semester 1, 2020. See attached the program of information sessions being held at TAFE NSW Padstow, Lidcombe and Bankstown.

If you are interested in a course that is not having an information session please come to a TAFE NSW college and still make your enquiries and you can still meet teachers and enrol.

Classes start 3 February – enrol now so not to be disappointed

InfoFest registrations are now open! How do I register?

1.     Select the region where you want to study

2.     Select the campus where you want to study

3.     Select the session you would like to attend

4.     Enter your details and submit

https://www.tafensw.edu.au/infofest

TAFE NSW Children Centres - Western Sydney

CBMIA – MIGRANT AND REFUGEE EMPLOYMENT WORKING PARTY

BLOG Information Sharing

Worker’s Name: Myriam Bahari

Organisation/Service/Project: Bankston TAFE Cultural and Linguistic Diversity Coordinator Customer and Stakeholder Relations Unit

Telephone/Email: T  +61 2 9780 5756 | M +61 0491 214 933

E  myriam.bahari4@tafensw.edu.au

• Services available

TAFE NSW Children Centres – Western Sydney

TAFE NSW has a number of Childcare centre in south west Sydney that are available for the general community to use for their childcare needs.

Please see attached flyer with all details of the childcare centres at TAFE NSW Bankstown, Granville and Wetherill Park. These centres are not just for TAFE students all community members are welcome to enrol their child in these centres.

Families using our services may be eligible to apply for Child Care Subsidy and additional Childcare Subsidy (transition to work).

To access general TAFE Children Centre information please go to: https://www.tafensw.edu.au/student-services/childcare-services

Or

For more local information please call or email the most relevant centre below

Bankstown	02 9780 5673	ChildrenCentreBankstown@tafensw.edu.au
Granville	02 9682 0389	ChildrenCentreGranville@tafensw.edu.au
Wetherill Park	02 9609 9201	ChildrenCentreWetherillPark@tafensw.edu.au

TAFE INFO FEST - SESSIONS

9-13 DECEMBER AND 20-24 JANUARY

https://www.tafensw.edu.au/infofest

Discover the perfect course for you, at TAFE NSW InfoFest.

With over 1,200 courses, diplomas and degrees, InfoFest is a great opportunity to get the lowdown on your perfect career.

Whether you are already working and looking to build new skills to land a promotion, a school leaver wanting to get qualified faster, or if you are thinking about an exciting career change and after some essential new skills – you can explore a multitude of options at TAFE NSW InfoFest.

TAFE NSW InfoFest allows you to hear directly from our teachers, get the course information you need, as well as any assistance you may require to finalise your enrolment for Semester 1, 2020.

Programs/posters of the information session available at TAFE NSW Bankstown, Lidcombe and Padstow is attached for you – come to TAFE and meet the teachers and find out more about courses  

InfoFest registrations are now open! How do I register?

1.   Select the region where you want to study

2.   Select the campus where you want to study

3.   Select the session you would like to attend

4.   Enter your details and submit

If you need further information drop into your local TAFE NSW location, or call us on 131 601 and speak to one of our friendly staff to find out more.

TAFE General information on courses https://www.tafensw.edu.au/

TAFE OPEN DAY - SATURDAY 14 SEPTEMBER 2019

BLOG Information Sharing

Worker’s Name: Myriam Bahari - Cultural and Linguistic Diversity Coordinator

Customer and Stakeholder Relations Unit

Organisation/Service/Project: BANKSTOWN TAFE

Telephone/Email:  9780 5756 | M +61 0491 214 933 -  myriam.bahari4@tafensw.edu.au

• Employment Events/Expos:

Saturday 14 September, 9AM - 1PM

Join us at TAFE NSW Open Day for interactive workshops, live demonstrations, explore our world-class facilities and meet your expert teachers!

If you're looking to kickstart your career with a diploma or degree, become an aspiring apprentice, launch your small business, or gain exciting new skills, TAFE NSW can help you be in a career you love.

Saturday 14 September, 9AM - 1PM

Location near Western Sydney

TAFE NSW Design Centre Enmore
TAFE NSW Granville
TAFE NSW Mount Druitt
TAFE NSW St George
TAFE NSW Ultimo
TAFE NSW Wollongong

Register your interest in attending or finding out about the OPEN DAY Program at the college near you please go tohttps://events.tafensw.edu.au/open-day