Learn how to professionally edit and improve your writing for the Australian workplace.
This course covers essential skills for Skilled Migrants to better approach and succeed in the Australian employment market, focusing on English language usage in many settings. It augments existing core services delivered by SECC’s Skilled Migrant Mentor Program and is recommended for those less confident and comfortable with Australian English language usage, interpretation and nuance in professional settings.
Learners will gain several benefits from completing this unit, including but not limited to:
By the end of this course, participants will learn how to professionally edit and improve their writing for the Australian workplace. The goal of workplace writing is usually to be clear, concise, and collaborative rather than overly formal or flowery. Your writing will no longer flag you as someone unfamiliar with the local culture, but rather highlight your technical competence via a clear, professional Australian lens.
The ability to competently write formal and informal texts is essential for progression in the Australian workplace. Candidates need to clearly communicate ideas, instructions and processes in suitable written formats.
| Unit Code | Unit Name |
| FSKWTG009 | Write routine workplace texts |
Prospective learners must be job-seeking skilled migrants or refugees with Functional English. SECC will assess your English language and employability skills to ensure this course is suitable for your learning needs.
Functional writing and grammar skills to create professional workplace documents.
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Assessment comprises three tasks: Questioning (written) – learners answer questions online which include short and medium answers and multiple choice. Performance tasks – two written tasks. Skills are demonstrated using realistic work-related activities and scenarios. Learners are allowed a maximum of three (3) attempts to complete an assessment activity.
Upon successful completion, learners will receive a Statement of Attainment for the following unit:
FSKWTG009 – Write routine workplace texts
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Academic assistance, LLN support, learning materials, digital support, counselling and referral services are available to support students’ wellbeing and learning.
For support, please email enrol@secc.edu.au
10 hours
Specific day and time will be emailed once enrolment is confirmed.
This unit may be fully funded by the NSW Government subject to set criteria to assess the learner’s eligibility.
All courses need a minimum number of learners to run. If your course does not have sufficient learners, it will be cancelled prior to the commencement, and you will be informed. For your convenience, information about class cancellations or changes are made initially via email and SMS. Please ensure these details are correct.
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