Course Overview
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| Course Code: | 7078 (National ID: 51968) | |
| Careers: | Increased skill levels for further study | |
| Duration: | | |
| How: | Part time | |
| Where: | LEEDERVILLE CAMPUSRICHMOND STREETLEEDERVILLE6007 | |
| International study available: | No | |
| Online study available: | No | |
| Uni pathway available: | No | |
About the course
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This basic course is for learners with low literacy and numeracy skills and provides a pathway to enter mainstream VET courses and/or enhance their employability in positions requiring foundation literacy and numeracy skills.
Studying this course at Central will expose you to skilled lecturers and mentors who employ the most effective techniques to improve your literacy and numeracy skills. You'll also learn in Central's modern facilities which are an inspiring place to learn.
Where this course can lead you
This course will improve your basic skills to, as defined by the National Reporting System, Level 1. Upon completion of EGE you will have the ability and opportunity to enter mainstream VET courses or enhance your employability in areas requiring basic literacy and numeracy skills.
Skills you will gain from this course
After studying this course you will have developed skills defined as Level 1 by the National Reporting System for reading, writing, oral communication and mathematics.
By the end of this course you will be able to:
The Entry into General Education (EGE) gives you the skills to gain a basic level of employment or for further study at Central.
Course Structure
| Plan: | 7078-CU0911-PSC | |
| Description: | Complete 8 core and 180-200 hours of elective | |
Available Groups
Title: GROUP 01 - CORE UNITS
Description: Learners complete all units listed below.
| Number | National ID | Title |
| 21822 | | Entry to Reading and Writing 1 |
| 21823 | | Entry to Reading and Writing 2 |
| 21824 | | Entry to Reading and Writing 3 |
| 21825 | | Entry to Mathematics 1 |
| 21826 | | Entry to Mathematics 2 |
| 21827 | | Entry to Mathematics 3 |
| 21828 | | Introduction to Completing Forms |
| 21829 | | Introduction to Managing Your Bills |
Title: GROUP 02 - ELECTIVE UNITS
Description: Learners to complete 180-200 hours of elective modules.
Electives may be drawn from the Group 02 list below or any other modules or units from Accredited Courses and TP as suitable for the individual learner or group.
The modules at the lower levels in each stream describe prerequisite skills. Note that students may possess these skills prior to commencement of the course and in this case can start at the appropriate higher level without the necessity for undertaking RPL. A successful completion of the higher module is evidence of completion of the lower module in each stream. Students may also start at different points and/or progress at different rates in each stream.
Additionally, any module or unit from an accredited course or TP can be imported for use as an elective, subject to compliance with the assessment guidelines from the original qualification. These electives are to be selected with consideration of the needs of students as individuals and/or as a group.
| Number | National ID | Title |
| 21830 | | Introduction to Oral Communication 1 |
| 21831 | | Introduction to Oral Communication 2 |
| 21832 | | Introduction to Oral Communication 3 |
| 21833 | | Digital Time |
| 21834 | | Analogue Time |
| 21835 | | Your Health |
| 21836 | | Healthy Eating on a Budget |
| 21837 | | Preparing for the Learner's Permit Test |
| 21838 | | Extraordinary Driver's License |
| 21839 | | Safety Signs and Information |
| 21840 | VPAU106 | Participate in activities related to current Indigenous events |
| 81376 | VBQU167 | Use computer language and perform simple computing tasks |
| 81378 | VBQU169 | Complete a project with support |
Getting into this course
The Application Process
The process for applying for a course at Central depends on whether you are a local or international student and the way that you will be studying: full time, part time, as an apprentice or trainee.
Our future students area of the website includes a handy guide to help you through the process depending on what type of student you are, and how you are planning on studying.
Visit our apply, enrol and pay guide
Recognition of Prior Learning
Do you have existing skills? Whether obtained through paid or voluntary work, training or other experiences, you may be able to fast track your study by applying for recognition of prior learning, often referred to as RPL.
Find out more here