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Beginner English
22637VIC Course EAL
Beginner English helps adult learners build basic speaking, listening, reading, writing and numeracy skills for everyday situations, further English study and possible employment pathways in Australia.
What you will achieve
- Write words & short sentences.
- Talk about personal details & needs.
- Practice learning strategies.
- Read short forms & text.
- Follow routines in an Australian classroom.
- Read & say numbers, money & time.
What you will learn
| Unit | Title | Skill |
|---|---|---|
| VU23494 | Use strategies to develop language learning with support | Core |
| VU23495 | Begin language learning with support | Listening & Speaking |
| VU23496 | Communicate basic personal details and needs | Listening & Speaking |
| VU23497 | Give and respond to short highly familiar information | Listening & Speaking |
| VU23498 | Read and write short highly familiar messages and forms | Reading & Writing |
| VU23499 | Read and write short, highly familiar factual texts | Reading & Writing |
| VU23577 | Recognise and use numbers and money from 50 to 100 for highly familiar activities | Numeracy |
| VU23578 | Recognise and use time in highly familiar situations | Numeracy |
Is this course for you?
- Want to build basic English skills.
- Had very little schooling in your country.
- Had breaks in education before coming to Australia.
- No entry requirements.
- 6 months full time study, or completed Course in Initial EAL.
Course dates and study options
Locations
NSW, VIC, ACT
Schedule
AM, PM, EVE, SAT
Onsite or online options
Start date
Start any week
Cost
FREE
(eligibility criteria apply)
Achieving a qualification
To receive a certificate, you must:
- Attend classes regularly,
- Complete coursework, and
- Successfully complete assessments.
Extra study outside class is recommended.
A Statement of Attainment will be awarded for successfully completed units of competency.
Common questions
1. What will I learn in the Course in EAL?
The 22637VIC Course in EAL helps beginners build practical English, numeracy and settlement skills for greater independence in Australia.
– Share personal details and everyday needs
– Read and write short messages, forms and factual texts
– Give and understand familiar information
– Use numbers and money from 50 to 100
– Read and use time in everyday situations
2. How do I enrol in the Course in EAL?
Complete our EAL enquiry form below or call 1300 798 111 to speak with someone in your own language. Our team will check your eligibility, answer your questions and arrange a short assessment to confirm whether the 22637VIC Course in EAL is the right level for you.
3. How do I start the Course in EAL?
Contact us to check your eligibility and complete an enquiry. Our friendly team will arrange a short English assessment or pre-training interview to understand your current skills and learning goals. If the 22637VIC Course in EAL is the right level for you, we will help you finalise your enrolment and start your classes.
4. Will I receive a certificate after completing the Course in EAL?
Yes. You will receive the 22637VIC Course in EAL qualification after successfully completing all eight required units. These include speaking and listening, reading and writing, numeracy and a core learning unit. If you complete only some units, you will receive a VET Statement of Attainment for each unit successfully completed.
5. Where can I study the Course in EAL?
We have colleges in Sydney, Melbourne & Canberra. You can find a full list of our Australian campus locations on our colleges page.
You can study the 22637VIC Course in EAL at selected NSF colleges in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra. Visit our colleges page to view campus locations, or contact our team to find out where this course is currently available and which location best suits your needs.
6. What if I am not eligible for the Course in EAL?
If you are not eligible for the 22637VIC Course in EAL, contact our team to discuss other suitable pathways. Depending on your eligibility, English level and goals, you may be able to study another EAL course, access free training through the AMEP or SEE Program, or join a foundation skills or employment preparation course.
Enquire now
Complete the form below to contact us about starting your journey today