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Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English - Employment (91420NSW)
Industry Group GENERAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Course Code: 91420NSW
Campus: Casuarina only
Duration: 400 hours (nominal)
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General Description
Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English - Employment provides opportunities for learners to develop English language and literacy skills to
undertake training, seek and maintain employment and participate in the community. This course offers the choice of a Jobseeking 87162081534151
specialisation or a Workplace communication specialisation. In 2012, CDU will be offering students the opportunity to study the Job seeking
specialisation.
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Learner outcomes for this course include developing:
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earning strategies
spoken workplace contexts. For example, presentations, meetings, day-to-day communication,
customer service, negotiation and problem solving
b seeking and workplace texts
Career Opportunities
The course focuses specifically on the development of spoken language and literacy skills to obtain employment and effectively engage in
work.
Entry Requirements
To be eligible for this course you require an initial assessment of 2+ across the four macro skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing
using the International Second Language Proficiency Rating (ISLPR). This is equivalent to an IELTS score of 5 across all bands.
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You may need to attend an interview before enrolling in this course so that your current language levels can be assessed.
Length of course
One module per term is offered. Each module, except for Module A, is offered over a ten week period with two 3.5 hour sessions per week.
Module A is offered over a shorter period.
This course is only available in the evenings.
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Contact Details
To find out more about the course, where and when it is offered, how to enrol or any other information please contact:
English as a Second Language
Location: Casuarina Campus
Phone: +61 8 8946 7518 OR 1800 019 119
Fax: +61 8 8946 7055
Email: migrantesl@cdu.edu.au
Course Structure
To achieve a Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English - Employment (Job seeking specialisation) a total of six (6) modules must be
successfully completed.
Job seeking specialisation
The total Nominal Hours for the sequence listed below is 400.
Module
number
Module name
Hours
Core
CSWE IVEA
Learning strategies for workplace training
25
Total nominal hours – core modules
25
Job seeking specialisation electives (select 5 modules only)
CSWE IV (E) B
Language and culture of employment in Australia
75
CSWE IV (E) C
Language skills for telephoning in job seeking contexts
75
CSWE IV (E) D
Written language skills for public sector applications
75
CSWE IV (E) E
Written language skills for job seeking documents
75
CSWE IV (E) F
Language skills for job interviews
75
CSWE IV (E) G
Effective spoken skills for the workplace
75
CSWE IV (E) H
Written language skills for workplace texts
75
Total nominal hours – elective modules
375
Total nominal hours for the qualification
400
Learner Pathways
Pathways through the qualification may include:
 Part time study with an Registered Training Organisation
 Face-to-face study
Credit Transfer
Do you already have a qualification, statements of attainment or academic statements for modules/units completed at another registered
training organisation? ‘National recognition’ is all about recognising these.
Where units of competency have the same national code but were awarded by another registered training organisation, CDU will recognise
these to assist you in completing this qualification. Simply present your original documentation – i.e. qualification, statements of attainment or
academic statements – to the Course Coordinator who will verify the authenticity of these and arrange for a copy to be placed on file for later
reference. There is no cost for recognition of these units.
Recognition of prior learning (RPL)
At any of the Certificate levels, students are granted recognition of prior learning, where they are able to
demonstrate that they can fulfil the assessment criteria for a particular learning outcome or module.
Providers are required to comply with the 2007 AQTF Standard 1 Element 1.5 RPL requirements.
Articulation and Credit Transfer
ISLPR is used for initial placement into a CSWE level.
Articulation through the CSWE levels is based on successful completion of required CSWE modules.
Pathways
After achieving this qualification, you may undertake further study in other VET Courses.
Course Fees
For more information on fees contact CDU on phone: 1800 061 963 or refer to the following link:
http://www.cdu.edu.au/cduvet/student-guide/fees.html