This course concentrates on developing all 4 English language skills and provides students with information about community services and resources (eg. services, accommodation, transport, shopping, medical care).
English Courses
To broaden the knowledge of grammar, refine learners use of English and to improve spelling, punctuation and vocabulary.
Trained volunteers visit students in their homes to help with their English.
This course develops English language proficiency in needs-based contexts which provide information on the Australian way of life and advice on accessing essential services(eg. employment, health services, shopping, educational options). All four skills are taught.
To give the learner tools for improving their pronunciation.
This bilingual course is designed to assist Chinese speakers to learn English for everyday situations.
To develop reading and writing skills.
To develop proficiency in reading and writing, Auslan communication, numeracy and general curriculum options.Other VET courses available.
A shorter general English language course which can be customised to meet the needs of different learner groups, including those with lower literacy skills than oracy skills for access to both initial and further vocational education and training.
For NESB adult participants to develop English language competencies necessary for access to vocational education, training and participation in the community.
To develop proficiency in reading and writing, oral communication, numeracy and general curriculum options.
A remedial pronunciation course for students who have completed general ESOL courses.
General English course covers oral skills, written skills, Australian services and culture and approaches to learning.
Develops English language and literacy skills for NESB migrants from beginner to intermediate.
This course is for adults from non-English speaking backgrounds to learn English listening, speaking, reading and writing for access to and participation in furthereducation, employment and the Australian community.
General English course covers oral skills, written skills, Australian systems and culture and approaches to learning.
Improves English language skills for those at entry level, or Certificate levels I, II or III across the learning domains of listening, speaking, reading, writing and numeracy. CSWE is a competency-based course with assessment tasks based on real life language situations.
This course is for adults from non-English speaking backgrounds to learn English listening, speaking, reading and writing for access to and participation in furthereducation, employment and the Australian community.
This course provides an introduction to academic writing, reading, listening and speaking skills through general coursework, seminars, factual reports and assignments.Test-taking skills are also developed and practised.
These courses develop reading, writing, speaking and listening skills. They also develop study skills and grammar and pronunciation are integrated into the courses.Skills are developed through themes eg Health, Housing, Shopping etc to help new arrivals with settlement.
This is a course that enables students with overseas professional qualifications to improve their communication skills, orientation to the workplace and apply for further study
To develop language skills for employment and to assist learners to clarify work options in the current labour market context.
This is an ongoing series of casual classes for NESB students which focus on English conversation and pronunciation.
To provide opportunities for students to improve basic grammar structures and spelling for writing.
>Develops English language skills in a medical context. >Develops the skills and exam practice for students preparing to sit to for the Occupational English Test(OET) for overseas-trained health professionals.
To broaden the vocabulary and improve the confidence of people who speak fluent English. Classes offered at different levels: Lower Intermediate, Intermediate and Advanced.
Foundation Studies is a full-time program of two or more sessions and is designed to provide alternative entry to the University of Wollongong and other Australian and New Zealand universities for those students who have not met the direct entry requirements to a bachelor degree.There are four different streams in the program: >Commerce>Information Technology/Mathematics>Arts>Science/EngineeringA 3-session Foundation Studies option is also available.
This course provides a broad academic language foundation and introduces students to a range of academic texts, building on the skills base of the Certificate III course.
Students may use the facilities to plan and follow an independent learning program. Facilities include textbooks, reading material (books, magazines etc), audio and video tapes and worksheets. ILC Multimedia centres have computers with Internet access and a range of programs to enhance English language learning.
To provide an opportunity for students to increase their English language ability through the introduction, development and practice of language skills and functions at a range of levels from beginner to advanced.
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