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FSK20119

Certificate II in Skills for Work
and 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: $2000
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
  • Practical, applied learning – real-world tasks and workplace-focused activities that build confidence and job readiness.
  • Work-readiness skill development – develop communication, teamwork, problem-solving and planning skills required across a range of industries.
  • 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 effective communication skills for a range of workplace and vocational training contexts
  • Strengthen reading, writing, numeracy and digital literacy skills aligned to industry expectations
  • Apply teamwork and collaboration skills in structured learning and simulated workplace environments
  • Develop clear career goals and pathway plans for further vocational education, traineeships or employment
  • Enhance personal organisation, initiative, problem-solving and workplace readiness skills
  • Build the capability and confidence to transition into Certificate III qualifications, apprenticeships, traineeships or entry-level employment opportunities
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Attend a pre-enrolment course suitability interview to assess your current foundation skills (language, literacy, numeracy and digital skills), identify your individual learning goals, and determine your readiness and pathway options for further vocational education or training.
Complete a pre-training assessment – CSPA to confirm you have the foundation skills needed for the course.
Students are expected to actively engage in structured classroom and practical learning activities, including collaborative projects, workplace-simulated tasks, digital technology use, presentations, and problem-solving exercises.
 
These activities are designed to further develop language, literacy, numeracy, digital and employability skills at a level suitable for workplace application. The qualification supports learners to confidently transition into further vocational education and training, traineeships, or entry-level employment across a range of industries.
Access to a computer or tablet with internet to complete online learning and assessments through AWT’s Learning Management System (LMS).
The course is a foundation skills qualification designed to further develop learners’ language, literacy, numeracy, digital and employability skills to support effective participation in both vocational education and the workplace.
 
This qualification provides a structured pathway into Certificate III and higher-level vocational qualifications, traineeships, and industry-specific training programs. While it is not designed as a full occupational qualification, it strengthens workplace communication, problem-solving, teamwork, digital capability and job-readiness skills, improving a learner’s capacity to gain and sustain entry-level employment or progress within supported roles.

Core Units

FSKLRG011    Use routine strategies for work-related learning
  
  
  
 

Elective Units

  
FSKNUM014Calculate with whole numbers and familiar fractions, decimals and percentages for work
FSKNUM015
Estimate, measure and calculate with routine metric measurements for work
FSKNUM016Interpret, draw and construct routine 2D and 3D shapes for work

FSKNUM017

Use familiar and routine maps and plans for work

FSKNUM018

Collect data and construct routine tables and graphs for work

FSKLRG009

FSKOCM005

FSKOCM007

FSKRDG010

FSKWTG010

CHCDIV001

CHCCOM001

CHCVOL001

Use strategies to respond to routine workplace problems

Use oral communication skills for effective workplace presentations

Interact effectively with others at work

Read and respond to routine workplace information

Write complex workplace texts

Work with diverse people

Provide first point of contact

Be an effective volunteer

 

 

 FEE
Self-funded / Fee for Service students$2000

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

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