22567VIC Certificate I in Transition Education is an entry-level course for people facing barriers learning due to living with a permanent intellectual disability/cognitive impairment. The course is fully funded by the Victorian Government for eligible students* and no funding is taken from NDIS funding.
The program provides a step-by-step pathway to either further education, employment or greater involvement with your community by providing you the opportunity to:
Improve your self-confidence
Improve your reading and writing
Get ready for work or identify your options for job training
Explore further education or learning opportunities
Build stronger connections with your community
This is a Victorian Skills First Government Funded Course which is independent of NDIS funding.
What you'll learn
Goal setting
Budgeting
Health and wellbeing
Community connections
Personal safety
Education and training
Volunteering
Travelling independently
Information technology
Social media
Program Details
The course is delivered in the classroom two days a week 9.30 am to 3.30 pm over 47 study weeks. The course continues over school holiday periods; however, a three-week break is timetabled over the Christmas and New Year period. Classes are trainer-led and provide the opportunity for small and large group activities and timetabled excursions.
This course runs in multiple locations throughout Melbourne. Enquire to speak with a course adviser and learn more about start dates.
The purpose of the review is to help us to understand your interests, background, your existing knowledge, skills and goals, so we can make sure the program is right for you, before you enroll. The Pre-training review involves an informal interview and language literacy and numeracy assessment. To successfully complete this program, you need to have language literacy and numeracy skills at Level 1 ACSF.
22567VIC Certificate I in Transition Education is for post compulsory school aged learners with evidence of a permanent cognitive impairment/intellectual disability. Prior to enrolling into this course, evidence of a permanent cognitive impairment/intellectual disability must be presented. Evidence may include a doctor/specialist report, proof of attendance at Specialist School or EmployEase medical declaration.
22567VIC Certificate I in Transition Education is an entry-level course for people facing barriers learning due to living with a permanent intellectual disability/cognitive impairment. The course is fully funded by the Victorian Government for eligible students* and no funding is taken from NDIS funding.
The program provides a step-by-step pathway to either further education, employment or greater involvement with your community by providing you the opportunity to:
Improve your self-confidence
Improve your reading and writing
Get ready for work or identify your options for job training
Explore further education or learning opportunities
Build stronger connections with your community
This is a Victorian Skills First Government Funded Course which is independent of NDIS funding.
22567VIC Certificate I in Transition Education is an entry-level course for people facing barriers learning due to living with a permanent intellectual disability/cognitive impairment. The course is fully funded by the Victorian Government for eligible students* and no funding is taken from NDIS funding.
The program provides a step-by-step pathway to either further education, employment or greater involvement with your community by providing you the opportunity to:
Improve your self-confidence
Improve your reading and writing
Get ready for work or identify your options for job training
Explore further education or learning opportunities
Build stronger connections with your community
This is a Victorian Skills First Government Funded Course which is independent of NDIS funding.
22567VIC Certificate I in Transition Education is an entry-level course for people facing barriers learning due to living with a permanent intellectual disability/cognitive impairment. The course is fully funded by the Victorian Government for eligible students* and no funding is taken from NDIS funding.
The program provides a step-by-step pathway to either further education, employment or greater involvement with your community by providing you the opportunity to:
Improve your self-confidence
Improve your reading and writing
Get ready for work or identify your options for job training
Explore further education or learning opportunities
Build stronger connections with your community
This is a Victorian Skills First Government Funded Course which is independent of NDIS funding.
