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COURSE CODE: FSK20119

Certificate II in Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways

INTAKES

Monthly

DURATION

26 weeks

Domestic Fee

$2,500

CRICOS CODES

107109J

NUMBER OF UNITS

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Yes

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Ann Street Centre

What study modes are available?

  • Entirely On Campus
  • Entirely Online (Face to Face)
  • Entirely Online (Self-study)
  • Mixed Mode (Part On-Campus & Online)
20 CONTACT HOURS PER WEEK*

*Domestic students are only required to attend practical & lecture sessions.

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This qualification is designed for individuals who require further foundation skills development to prepare for workforce entry or vocational training pathways.

About this Course

Develop the skills you need with a Certificate II in Skills for Vocational Pathways. Students studying this course will further develop foundational skills to prepare for vocational training pathways or entering the workforce.

Students will learn to read, write, and respond to routine workplace information, use digital technologies for routine workplace tasks, and interact effectively with others at work.

Elective choices for this course are flexible, with many options available from foundational skills training, vocational training, and other accredited courses relevant to vocational pathways.

What You’ll Learn:

  • a pathway to employment or vocational training
  • reading, writing, numeracy, oral communication and learning skills at Australian Core Skills Framework (ACSF) Level 3
  • entry level digital literacy and employability skills
  • a vocational training and employment plan

Career Outcomes

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AGE
16
GRADE
10
IELTS
3.0

Age

Minimum age of 16 years

Education & Experience Requirements

Year 10 Australian Senior High School Certificate, or equivalent (e.g. completion of Year 12 or High School in the students home country) with full academic results.

English Language

Elementary English (equivalent to 3.0 academic or general IELTS)

Required Identification

Photo ID and evidence of citizenship (international students must provide copy of passport)

Computer Skills & Equipment

Students on this course require computer access for learning purposes and to complete course assessments. As such, learners must have beginner/intermediate computing skills including use of Microsoft Office programmes, in addition to hardware requirements of a desktop or portable computer with keyboard, pointing device, speaker, web camera and microphone, and a broadband internet connection.

Further Information

Students who are unable to meet the academic or English language criteria may in some cases be eligble to undertake our Language, Literacy & Numeracy (LLN) test. Criteria may change at any time without notice. Additional English language requirements may apply to international applicants from non-English speaking backgrounds wishing to articulate on a visa package into a university programme.

TRAINING PLAN

2023 FSK20119 Certificate II in Skills for Vocational Pathways
DateDuration (week)Unit CodeUnit NameAssessment Due Date
02 Jan – 13 Jan 20232FSKRDG010Read and respond to routine workplace information22-Jan-23
16 Jan – 27 Jan 20232FSKWTG009Write routine workplace texts5-Feb-23
30 Jan – 03 Feb 20231BSBITU211Produce digital text documents12-Feb-23
06 Feb – 17 Feb 20232BSBWOR203Work effectively with others26-Feb-23
20 Feb – 03 Mar 20232BSBWOR202Organise and complete daily work activities12-Mar-23
06 Mar – 17 Mar 20232BSBWHS201Contribute to health and safety of self and others26-Mar-23
20 Mar – 31 Mar 20232BSBIND201Work effectively in a business environment9-Apr-23
03 Apr – 16 Apr 2023 Term Break
17 Apr – 28 Apr 20232BSBCUS201Deliver a service to customers7-May-23
01 May – 12 May 20232FSKDIG003Use digital technology for non-routine workplace tasks21-May-23
15 May – 26 May 20232FSKLRG009Use strategies to respond to routine workplace problems4-Jun-23
29 May – 02 Jun 20231FSKLRG011Use routine strategies for work-related learning11-Jun-23
05 Jun – 09 Jun 20231FSKOCM007Interact effectively with others at work18-Jun-23
12 Jun – 16 Jun 20231FSKNUM014Calculate with whole numbers and familiar fractions, decimals and percentages for work25-Jun-23
19 Jun – 23 Jun 20231FSKNUM015Estimate, measure and calculate routine metric measurements for work25-Jun-23
26 Jun – 02 Jul 2023 Term Break
26 weeks in total
03 Jul – 09 Jul 2023 Term Break
10 Jul – 21 Jul 20232FSKRDG010Read and respond to routine workplace information30-Jul-23
24 Jul – 04 Aug 20232FSKWTG009Write routine workplace texts13-Aug-23
07 Aug – 11 Aug 20231BSBITU211Produce digital text documents20-Aug-23
14 Aug – 18 Aug 20231BSBWOR203Work effectively with others27-Aug-23
21 Aug – 25 Aug 20231BSBWOR202Organise and complete daily work activities3-Sep-23
28 Aug – 01 Sep 20231BSBWHS201Contribute to health and safety of self and others10-Sep-23
04 Sep – 08 Sep 20231BSBIND201Work effectively in a business environment17-Sep-23
11 Sep – 15 Sep 20231BSBCUS201Deliver a service to customers24-Sep-23
18 Sep – 01 Oct 2023 Term Break
02 Oct – 06 Oct 20231FSKDIG003Use digital technology for non-routine workplace tasks15-Oct-23
09 Oct – 20 Oct 20232FSKLRG009Use strategies to respond to routine workplace problems29-Oct-23
23 Oct – 03 Nov 20232FSKLRG011Use routine strategies for work-related learning12-Nov-23
06 Nov – 17 Nov 20232FSKOCM007Interact effectively with others at work26-Nov-23
20 Nov – 01 Dec 20232FSKNUM014Calculate with whole numbers and familiar fractions, decimals and percentages for work10-Dec-23
04 Dec – 15 Dec 20232FSKNUM015Estimate, measure and calculate routine metric measurements for work17-Dec-23
18 Dec – 31 Dec 2023 Term Break
26 weeks in total

UNITS

CORE UNITS

Unit Code
Unit Name
FSKDIG03
Use digital technology for routine workplace tasks
FSKLRG09
Use strategies to respond to routine workplace problems
FSKLRG11
Use routine strategies for work-related learning
FSKNUM14
Calculate with whole numbers and familiar fractions, decimals and percentages for work
FSKNUM15
Estimate, measure and calculate routine metric measurements for work
FSKOCM07
Interact effectively with others at work
FSKRDG10
Read and respond to routine workplace information
FSKWTG09
Write routine workplace texts

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Schedule & Campus

Ann Street Centre Intake Dates

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Ann Street Centre Tuition Fees

Course NameCourse
Duration
Campus
Availability
Intakes
Certificate II in Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways26 weeksMonthly

Additional Fees:

Enrolment Fee: $250
Material Fee: $250


Ann Street Centre Study & Schedule

KEY:
Lecture (F2F Online)
Lecture (On-Campus)
Practical (Offsite)
Practical (On Campus)
Supervised Training (Online)
Tutorial (F2F Online)
Tutorial (On Campus)
Session Recorded

Group A

MondayMon
TuesdayTue
Room 6
3:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Richard Lim
WednesdayWed
Room 6
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Richard Lim
aXcelerate Online
1:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Richard Lim
ThursdayThu
FridayFri
Room 4
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Richard Lim
Room 4
12:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Richard Lim
SaturdaySat
SundaySun

Ann Street Centre Course TRAINERS

Richard Lim

Richard is a Trainer/Assessor with strong experience in Banking, Finance, Education, Computing, Property and Hospitality.
Richard leads a purpose and solutions driven life, positive and always making things happen and very passionate to add value and see the best in the people especially students
He engages, builds strong relationship with students, makes time and listen to the students especially their goals, understands their background and implement strategies to guide them towards success. His delivery style includes an enjoyable education experience and journey for the students
Sets high standards in achieving company objectives and is able to increase productivity with a strong focus on quality and customer service. Demonstrates excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills. Able to readily gain the confidence, respect and co-operation of subordinates, peers and management. Displays a positive, cheerful and can-do attitude, enabling development of individuals into a quality team with high morale.

Ann Street Centre Campus & Facilities

Your Campus

NIET Group Ann Street Centre is the home of NIET vocational courses in Brisbane CBD, with a dedicated Fashion Lab, aged care and child care training facilities. With 10 massive classrooms and intimate breakout rooms.

Session Locations

Ann Room 6
  • Projector
  • Multimedia Wall
  • Lecture Seating

NIET Group Ann Street Centre is the home of Charlton Brown vocational courses in Brisbane CBD, with a dedicated Fashion Lab, aged care and child care training facilities. With 10 massive classrooms and intimate breakout rooms.

Axcelerate
  • Online Learning Portal

Our online learning portal, aXcelerate, is where you will find your assessments and study materials – it’s a fun environment to complete your “Supervised Hours” online as part of your self study.

It’s also the place where you connect with your trainer, ask any questions and get help with your studies! 🥳

Ann Room 4
  • Projector
  • Multimedia Wall
  • Lecture Seating

NIET Group Ann Street Centre is the home of Charlton Brown vocational courses in Brisbane CBD, with a dedicated Fashion Lab, aged care and child care training facilities. With 10 massive classrooms and intimate breakout rooms.

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Dhruv Garg
Certificate II in Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways
Richard was my biggest help throughout the course, he’s very supportive & always ready to help answering questions. He is also willing to provide an extra one-on-one session. Qunie from student services always responded promptly to any request.

Why study with ?

Very Affordable.

Our low fees are designed to make education accessible to all students, and we provide a range of funding options, and customised payment schedules.

Lots of Pathway Options.

We offer more than 200 different package and pathway options to award-winning Australian universities, like Griffith and UTAS.

Accessible Entry Requirements.

Our college caters to learners of all academic backgrounds and English levels, with a huge range of free study support and tutoring options.

Just the education you need.

Our hyper-focused training programmes are designed to get students out into industry, with exactly the skills that industry demand.

How do I apply?

Our application process is free, easy & there’s no obligation.

1

Submit an Application

It’s free, takes around 5 minutes, and helps our team make sure you’re eligible. If you have any questions, for example around how to pay, funding, schedule, placement etc, ask them at the same time.

2

Accept your letter of offer

Our team will send you a letter of offer for you to accept. Send it back, pay your enrolment fee, then our incredible Admissions team will send you an onboarding pack, and schedule in your classes. Welcome onboard!

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I enrolled in NIET while starting a new life in Tasmania. I received lots of help from the administration and teachers. I used to struggle a lot to do my assignments. Dimpy has helped me with one-on-one consultations after classes. Classes were very engaging and interactive. Overall, I had an amazing experience with NIET.

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I am really happy to share my thoughts on my Trainer Dimpy Rani. She is approachable and informative when teaching students. She puts so much effort for every student to thrive professionally. She is not only a trainer, but also a motivational speaker, who knows how to boost the confidence in her students. I am thankful to the whole NIET STAFF for their support and services during the course.

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Great experience with a great teacher, Mr. Alvin. When classes were online, despite the time differences, Alvin still managed to bring everyone together and maintain an engaging class. He’s always open for discussions and dedicated to help students achieving their goals.

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I’m very grateful to Yanna, Jess and Bri for always helping and pushing be to be better! Going to campus was always so amazing that it never felt like studying, it was something I really enjoyed to be part of. I’m gonna miss so much the trainers and everything. Thanks for creating an amazing environment to us. I had great moments and I learned so much that I will never forget.

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“NIET offers flexible classes for me so I could still meet my family responsibilities while getting my certificate. Now I started my dream jobs so I and my family are very happy that I started my study at NIET.”

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