Certificate I in Introductory Communications (Levels 1-6)

Accredited course Outline

Information current as of
19/10/2026 5:00 AM AWST

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Accredited course

National Code
12399WA

State Code
0245

TGA Status
Draft

DTWD Status
Approved

Accreditation, State Implementation and Classification

Approved Date

Field of Education

100799 - Communication And Media Studies, N.e.c.

AQF Level

Certificate I in

Nominal Hours

290

Duration

Unspecified

Stream of Study

Basic Education/Employment Skills, Preparation (2100)

Accredited Date

19/12/2001

Expiry Date

30/04/2004

VET Act Classifier

VET Act Conditions

Description

The aim of this nationally recognised literacy programme, is to provide a self centred package for students at educational risk - students lacking in confidence and motivation, often with behavioural problems because of learning difficulties. It is a programme for students who are not in able to cope with mainstream education, or whose schooling has been disrupted.

Certificate I in Introductory Communications contains twenty five special interest units across six modules, and is a sequentially organised programme.

The programme can be used on a one-to-one basis, through flexible delivery, with a class or with a small group working independently or collaboratively.

Schedule

1. CORE

State Code	Title	Hours	Type
23402	Module 2 Introductory Communications	40	Module
23403	Module 3 Introductory Communications	40	Module
23404	Module 4 Introductory Communications	60	Module
23405	Module 5 Introductory Communications	55	Module
23406	Module 6 Introductory Communications	55	Module
23401	Module I Introductory Communications	40	Module

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General Notes

The Teachers Manual is an essential feature of the programme. It provides
course information, key teaching strategies, individual unit details and a
matrix relating to the English Outcome statements for the course. There are
strong links with the Curriculum Framework in all units.

This material is owned by Training Publications of Western Australia and the
Ministry of Justice, Western Australia. The data was entered on to the
Curriculum Management database by the Great Southern Regional College of TAFE,
WA RTOs' wishing to deliver the course, must seek authorisation from the
owners. Failure to do so could result in copyright penalties.

For registration and general enquiries, please contact Janet Johnson (project
Co-ordinator
phone/fax: (08) 9228 4044 e-mail: johnsj@wantree.com.au

The programme can only be purchased through Training Publications of Western
Australia.

For all sales enquiries: Ph: (08) 9229 5252 Fax: (08) 9229 5292

The Dept of Justice no longer uses this program and has now handed the ownership over to Great Southern TAFE. The letter has been placed on both files