Reading, Writing, Science & Maths
Our literacy program can help you improve your literacy and numeracy in a friendly and supportive adult environment.
You can study part time or fulltime, day or evening. Classes range from beginner to year 10 equivalent.
You can develop reading, writing, spelling and maths skills for life and work. You can study science, computing and build confidence.
These courses are for adults who want to improve their skills for work or personal development; for people who left school early,
or missed out on primary or secondary education; adults who want to prepare for further study, such as a vocational certificate or
Year 11, perhaps after a long break from formal education.
A limited number of classes cater specifically for adults with a mild intellectual disability. Some classes may involve excursions.
Most of the assessment is competency based, involving class activities, assignments, discussions and teacher observation. All students will need to do some out of class work.
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Why study at CAE?
- A great city location close to public transport.
- A friendly, adult environment.
- A range of classes to choose from.
- Supervised study time.
- A number of different levels, so you can go into one that suits you.
- Highly experienced, qualified and professional staff.
- Support services are available for those returning to study and learners from culturally diverse backgrounds.
- Access to key resources including city library, computers and career counselling.
2010 Courses
Skills Recognition
Skills Recognition allows for students to have previous formal and informal study, work and life experience taken into account
for the course in which they are enrolling. CAE Staff can assess your existing skills through a recognition process. This process
determines whether or not you are already competent in some of the subject areas or competences covered in the course.
CAE's Skills Recognition information sheet outlines the requirements in more detail.
Fees for 2010
Government fees and charges apply.
Concession available.
Non permanent residents can apply for the above courses. Different fees apply.
How do I apply?
Selection for General Education courses will take place at an information and interview session.
| Assessment & Enrolments for Semester 2, 2010 |
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- Tuesday 13 July 2010, 12-6pm
- Wednesday 14 July 2010, 12-6pm
Students will undertake a Reading, Writing or Maths skills assessment so that they can be placed in the most suitable class.
To obtain a concession fee, you must bring a valid concession card.
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CAE General Education
Level 2, 253 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
Phone: 9652 0719
Email: access@cae.edu.au