The Certificate I in Transition Education will help you gain confidence and skills to make decisions about your future. If you like practical tasks and hands-on learning, you’ll love the opportunity to participate in voluntary work and community activities. Set yourself up for a positive future Our teachers work with you and your support team to design an individual learning plan that develop the vocational, social and employability skills you’ll need for voluntary work and participation in the community. You’ll have the opportunity to practice independent living skills such as using public transport and budgeting. Subject clusters include: Core Individual Learning Plan Community Future Options Technology Electives My Budget Communication Skills Personal Development Media Arts Sport and Recreation Dance and Movement The benefits continue at the end of the program with exit planning – documenting your strengths and vocational pathways and preparing an action plan for you to follow once the course is complete. We’ll assist you through our alumni program. You’ll profit from our decades of experience in the disability sector, our constant updating of courses and ongoing participation on the re-accreditation committee. Class sizes are limited to 10 students. We actively promote equality of representation and our commitment is to achieve a balance in the student group profile, to remove barriers on the basis of gender, ethnicity, race and age. The course also includes three workshops for parents as Career Partners. An individual education program is designed to meet your learning needs in a non-competitive environment. Our qualified careers advisors and educators will help you respond to a continually changing world. Work placement Voluntary work placement is available. Investigate and plan this with one of our teachers, then participate in the voluntary work that meets your needs. Assessment Methods Assessment need not take place at the end of every learning outcome and you may be assessed using an integrated approach. Learning outcomes may be grouped together and assessment of the module may be achieved through an activity that takes into account all learning outcomes. Assessment methods will respect your learning style and may include discussion, demonstration, oral questioning, short answer, practical exercise, role play, recorded report and observation. Methods may be varied in response to specific learning needs. Pathways to further study The more education you complete, the more job opportunities you’ll have. You can use this course as a pathway into courses as varied as: Certificate I in Work Education Certificate I in General Education for Adults Certificate II in Retail Baking Assistance Certificate II in Visual Arts Certificate II in Animals Studies Certificate II in Painting and Decorating Career Pathways This course will provide the essential foundation to increasing your confidence, life skills and exploring future options, work interests and pathways.