Certificate III in Spoken and Written English

    Array
(
    [tab_title_1] => Overview
    [tab_body_1] => 
Course Overview

	

                

                        
Where

Geraldton

                

                        
Duration
                        
Six (6) months part-time
                

                        
How
Face To Face (Class Room)
Full-Time
Part-Time
 

                        
When
Available Semester 2
Available Semester 1

      
  	


    [tab_format_1] => full_html
    [tab_title_2] => Careers
    [tab_body_2] => 

This Certificate focus's specifically on the development of language, literacy and numeracy skills required by a broad variety of learners to effectively engage in work, community and further studies activities.
Further study opportunities:
Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English-Further Studies or Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English-Employment
    [tab_format_2] => full_html
    [tab_title_3] => Fees
    [tab_body_3] => 
Please contact the college to receive an indicative price for this course.
The fees identified above for this course are (predominantly) based on full-time face-to-face delivery (or Apprenticeship/Traineeship delivery) for this course.  Fees may vary depending on your choice of units and some delivery modes.  You can also find details of all course costs on our Fees page here.
At Central Regional TAFE, three types of fees may be charged:

    
Course fees - set by the State Government and are  calculated on the category of enrolment.  Students studying a  certificate course may be eligible for a concession. Concession students  pay 30% of the course fees (not incidental, resource or other fees).
    
Resource fees - covers materials purchased by the  TAFE  which will be consumed or transformed by students in the course of   instruction, such as workshop materials & workbooks.
    
Other fees - charged for goods and services that are provided by the TAFE such as security, name badges and IT infrastructure. 

In addition to these fees, students may need to purchase textbooks, uniforms and other course specific equipment.
    [tab_format_3] => full_html
    [tab_title_4] => Units
    [tab_body_4] => 
1 Core unit
     

     

     
Unit Title
     
National ID
     
Unit of Study
     
Advanced learning strategies
SWELRN301A
81721
2 Elective Modules
     

     

     
Unit Title
     
National ID
     
Unit of Study
     
Composing formal correspondence and completing formatted texts
SWECOR307A
81727
Comprehending and composing complex information texts
SWEINF308A
81728
Comprehending and conducting presentations
SWEPRE305A
81725
Comprehending and giving complex instructions
SWEINS314A
81734
Comprehending and negotiating complex exchanges
SWEEXC303A
81723
Comprehending and participating in discussions
SWEDIS306A
81726
Comprehending and participating in interviews
SWEINT304A
81724
Comprehending news stories and advertisements
SWEADS313A
81733
Language skills for jobseeking
SWEJOB315A
81735

    [tab_format_4] => full_html
    [tab_title_5] => 
    [tab_body_5] => 
    [tab_format_5] => 
    [tab_title_6] => How to Apply
    [tab_body_6] => 
If this course uses TAFE Admissions, to study full-time in 2019 apply through tasonline.tafe.wa.edu.au.
Online and continuous or flexible learning enrolment courses normally have enrolments available ongoing at any time, for help enrolling or for more information:
Call: 1800 672 700 or email: info@crtafe.wa.edu.au
You can also register and apply for a course through our Application Portal.  More detail here.
International students please contact www.tafeinternational.wa.edu.au.
For apprenticeships and traineeships, you must be employed in a training contract by an appropriate organisation to study.
For all other enquiries please call us on 1800 672 700 or email: info@crtafe.wa.edu.au.
Please note: All enrolling students will require a Unique Student Identifier number.
Recognition of Prior Learning validates your existing skills and knowledge. Find out more under Future Students to customise your learning pathways.
Disclaimer
Courses at Central Regional TAFE are delivered subject to resources and demand. For the latest information, check with the appropriate campus, as course availability may be subject to review and change.
Entrance Requirements

   

    
School Leaver
    
Non-School Leaver
    
AQF
   
  
  
  
 

    [tab_format_6] => full_html
    [tab_title_7] => Uni Pathway
    [tab_body_7] => 
If you have completed a Diploma or Advanced Diploma qualification with Central Regional TAFE, you may be able to obtain credits towards a degree at Geraldton Universities Centre (GUC), Charles Sturt University, Central Queensland University and the University of Southern Queensland.
In addition to the arrangements in place with specific Universities, a Diploma or Advanced Diploma qualification from us will enable you to gain direct entry into related undergraduate degree courses in most Universities throughout Australia. You may also be eligible to gain credits with other Universities on a case-by-case basis.
 
    [tab_format_7] => full_html
)