Course Details
Who is this Course For?
This Nationally Recognised course is for:
- Aspiring and existing Tutors and Volunteer Tutors: As a nationally accredited program you will be better qualified to be engaged by organisations and individuals for tutoring roles.
- Teacher Aides and Learning Support staff: Better support students by incorporating a tutoring approach to your role and gain a more in-depth understanding of literacy in education.
- Teachers seeking professional development: Teachers have undertaken this course in order to better assist students with Special Needs including those learning English as an Additional Language or Dialect.
- Parents who want to support their children’s education and homework will gain confidence and the ability to communicate more effectively with their children and teaching staff.
- Community service personnel who provide literacy support to migrants, youth, prison inmates and others requiring literacy support.
Training delivery
- Self-Paced: study at times that suit you from anywhere in Australia. No assessment due dates and no time tabled lectures. Fast track your study or take your time, the choice is yours.
- Online: Our world class online platform is user friendly and interactive. We provide webinars, videos and other visually engaging resources to maximise your learning journey.
- Full Course or Single Units Available: For those seeking targeted professional development, you can enrol into one or more units of your choice.
- Adapt Education, Teacher Aide students may request to replace two elective units from the Teacher Aide course with two elective units from this program.
- Blended, onsite and classroom study modes may be available on request. Please discuss with an Adapt Education staff member.
Duration
You will have up to 1 year to complete but can progress at any pace. As a guide someone allocating 1 – 2 days per week could expect to complete the course in 14 – 20 weeks.
Note: This timeframe can vary significantly depending on an individual’s life and work experience, current knowledge and study habits.
Learning and Assessment
Learning consists of modules containing workbook and study guides provided in our student portal. Each course module also consists of theory and practical assessment.
Practical Placement
- You will be required to log 30 hours tutoring (this may be paid or unpaid work) with a variety of participants/students as part of your study.
- The hours can be completed at any stage during your course.
- Adapt Education can arrange your placement for you or you can arrange your own.
Fees and Funding
Course Fees
- Fees are all inclusive and represent the total fee a student may expect to pay for the course.
- Discounts may apply for Credit Transfers or Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).
- Enrolments cannot be accepted from international students or those in Australia on a student or education visa.
- Additional fees may apply if you are completing the first aid unit as part of your course. Refer to the relevant course outline for further details.
Payment Plans
Payment plans are offered at no additional cost! That’s right, you DO NOT pay more if you opt for a payment plan. No Interest, account, or administration fees. No contracts with external finance companies. You nominate the payment periods (i.e. weekly, fortnightly or monthly). You nominate the amount you are comfortable paying (i.e. $50, $100, $200, etc.). Payment plans are processed with our direct debit system.
Upfront Payments can be made by credit card, bank transfer, cheque, money order or cash.
| Price | Course Fee |
| Standard Course Fee | $980 |
| Single Unit Enrolment | $210 per unit |
Important Information
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7 units |
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NAT10920001 Carry out tutoring activities consistent with evidence-based reading instruction |
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NAT10920002 Carry out tutoring activities with students who have difficulty with English language complexities |
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NAT10920003 Tutor students for whom English is an Additional Language or Dialect |
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NAT10920004 Apply Aboriginal Ways of Learning to Literacy Tutoring at Secondary School Level |
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NAT10920005 Provide literacy support to students whose disabilities affect learning |
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NAT10920006 Tutor students to use listening and reading and viewing to understand texts |
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NAT10920007 Tutor students to use speaking, writing and creating to support the composition of texts |
- You will have access to a computer and the internet to complete the assessment requirements of the course. Please discuss with Adapt if this is an issue as strategies can be put in place to assist.
- All students will complete a Language Literacy Numeracy and Digital Skills (LLND) test and a phone interview to confirm suitability for this course.
Further Details
Testimonials
How To Enrol
- Read the Course Outline & Student Handbook (links above)
- Contact us if you have any questions
- Submit your enrolment application. There are no set semester dates, so you can enrol at any time. Alternatively call 1300 380 335 to enrol in the 10920NAT Course in Volunteer Literacy Tutoring for Secondary School Level over the phone.
- On receipt of your enrolment application we will conduct an interview to confirm your course acceptance.
We get it! Sifting through all this information can be overwhelming. Call 1300 380 335 for a free course consultation to confirm aspects such as study mode, funding eligibility, pricing, course structure, practical placement, duration, etc.