Unspecified Code Numeracy

Accredited course Outline

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Accredited course

National Code
P0653

State Code
6914

TGA Status
Draft

DTWD Status
Approved

Accreditation, State Implementation and Classification

Approved Date

09/06/1994

Field of Education

120103 - Literacy And Numeracy Programmes

AQF Level

Unspecified Code

Nominal Hours

Duration

Unspecified

Stream of Study

Basic Education/Employment Skills, Preparation (2100)

Accredited Date

27/05/1994

Expiry Date

31/12/2000

VET Act Classifier

VET Act Conditions

Description

This course will provide skills and knowledge in numeracy for students at
competency level 1 on the Australian Standards Framework. The course is
divided into two modules: Numeracy CML Level 1 and Numeracy CML level 2. These
are designed to match the Assisted and Independent phases of the proposed
National Framework for Adult Numeracy.

The Computer Managed Learning (CML) aspect of the course will be that a
computer will provide printed tests for each of the Learning Outcomes. The CML
system will also carry out the test marking and record keeping.

Recognition of prior learning will be achieved from the results of an initial
CML generated test. Full credit will then be given for all learning outcomes
achieved.

Schedule

1. CORE

State Code	National Code	Title	Hours	Type
81006		Numeracy Cml Level 1	34	Module
81007		Numeracy Cml Level 2	34	Module

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General Notes

Because of recognition of prior learning, students will have different entry
points to the course. Consequently, not all students will need to study the
whole course.

The computer-managed learning aspect of this course requires a minimum of an
IBM AT compatible (INTEL 80286 base processor) computer with VGA monitor and
connected to a dot matrix, ink jet or laser printer. The computer will then
operate the CML system and provide access to the test banks.