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Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program

Free language, literacy, numeracy and digital skills training for eligible Participants, funded by the Australian Government Department of Employment and Workplace Relations

Who can join the SEE program?

You need to be:

SEE Programs

Develop skills for work and further training with the SEE program.

Skill Based Training

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Dedicated Participant Support Officers

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Common SEE Program questions

1. What will I learn in the SEE Program?

The Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program helps you build foundation skills for everyday life, study and work in Australia.

 

– Reading, writing, speaking and listening
– Everyday maths and numeracy
– Digital skills for computers, devices and online services
– Job search, resume and interview skills
– Pathways into further study, training or work

Complete our SEE enquiry form below or call 1300 798 111 to speak with someone in your own language. If you have an employment services provider, you can also ask them to refer you to NSF. Our team will check your eligibility, discuss your goals and help you take the next step.

To get started with the SEE Program, contact NSF or ask your employment services provider for a referral. Our friendly team will check your eligibility, discuss your learning goals and complete an initial assessment to understand your reading, writing, maths, English and digital skills. We will then help create a learning plan that suits your needs.

Yes. Successful SEE Program students can receive a nationally recognised certificate or Statement of Attainment, depending on the accredited course or units completed. Your training may include English, literacy, numeracy, digital skills or vocational pathway units, giving you an official record to support employment, further study or training.

You can study the SEE Program at selected NSF colleges in Sydney and Melbourne. Some students may also be able to access flexible or distance learning options, depending on availability. Visit our colleges page to view campus locations, or contact our team to find the SEE Program option that best suits your needs.

If you are not eligible for the SEE Program, contact our team to discuss other suitable pathways. You may be eligible for free AMEP classes, state-funded training, community English or adult education programs, digital skills support, or other employment service activities. If you have a Workforce Australia provider, ask them about alternative training options.

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You can now enrol directly in SEE with Navitas Skilled Futures without a referral.