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FSK10119

Certificate I in Access to
Vocational Pathways

A foundation skills qualification designed to help learners build the essential language, literacy, numeracy, digital and employability skills needed for further study and entry-level work. This course supports individuals who need additional preparation before enrolling in a Certificate II, III or higher qualification. It focuses on developing confidence, study skills, communication, and practical workplace readiness, providing a supportive pathway into vocational training and future employment opportunities.

Fees & Funding

Government funding (if eligible)
Fee for service: $1.250
Payment plans available

Study Options

6 to 10 months

Blended (Livestream + Classroom): half-day classroom delivery / week

Scheduled online sessions available

Online LMS

  • Nationally recognised Certificate qualification
  • Foundation skills development – strengthen reading, writing, numeracy, digital and communication skills in a supportive learning environment.
  • Practical, real-world learning – activities and tasks linked to everyday life, workplace expectations, and vocational pathways.
  • Qualified and supportive trainers
  • Flexible study options – blended delivery (classroom & online)
  • Online LMS – for course materials, submit assessments, and track progress online.
  • Government-subsidised training available for eligible South Australian students.
  • Pathways to employment – prepare learners for entry into vocational training pathways within community services and related industries.
  • Inclusive learning environment – welcoming students from diverse backgrounds with wellbeing and academic support available.

 

You will learn how to:

  • Develop basic communication skills for learning and everyday workplace situations
  • Build confidence in reading, writing, numeracy, and digital literacy
  • Strengthen teamwork and participation skills in structured learning environments
  • Develop goal-setting and pathway planning skills for further training or employment
  • Improve personal organisation, problem-solving, and employability skills
  • Gain confidence to transition into Certificate II, III or other vocational qualifications
Attend a course suitability interview to assess foundation skills needs, individual learning goals, and readiness for further vocational education or training pathways.
Complete a pre-training assessment – CSPA to confirm you have the foundation skills needed for the course.
Be prepared to actively participate in classroom-based activities that may include group work, basic computer use, role plays, and practical skill development tasks designed to build foundation skills for further study or employment pathways.
Access to a computer or tablet with internet to complete online learning and assessments through AWT’s Learning Management System (LMS).
The course is an entry-level foundation skills qualification designed to develop learners’ basic language, literacy, numeracy, digital and employability skills. It supports individuals who require structured assistance to build confidence and capability for participation in further education, training or community engagement.
 
This qualification primarily provides a supported pathway into Certificate I or II level vocational courses and other preparatory training programs. While it is not designed as a direct employment qualification, it may help learners access supported or entry-level roles where basic communication, numeracy, digital awareness and job-readiness skills are required.

Core Units

FSKLRG004        Use short and simple strategies for work-related learning
  
  
  
 

Elective Units

FSKNUM003Use whole numbers and halves for work
FSKNUM004Use basic and familiar metric measurements for work
FSKNUM007Use simple data for work
FSKNUM008Use whole numbers and simple fractions, decimals and percentages for work

FSKDIG001

Use digital technology for short and basic workplace tasks

FSKLRG001

Work legally and ethically

FSKOCM002

FSKRDG004

FSKRDG007

FSKWTG003

Support group activities

Read and respond to short and simple workplace information

Read and respond to simple workplace information

Write short and simple workplace information

 

 

 FEE
Self-funded / Fee for Service students$1,250

Subsidised Training Opportunities

Eligible students may qualify for a concession fee, depending on individual circumstances.
AWT will confirm eligibility, fees, and funding conditions during enrolment.For full Participant Eligibility Criteria, visit the Skills SA website

FEE-FREE

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