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General English (GE) Advanced

This program will prepare Students for success in our Vocational Education and Training (VET) qualifications.

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Program Overview

For Students who already have the language proficiency in English that enables them to conduct extended conversations on everyday topics, use the language in familiar and new work related tasks and participate actively in everyday commerce. The Advanced program will enable Students in further improving their English language skills in both work and social situations and to perform effectively in a wide range of informal and formal situations relevant to social and community life and everyday commerce and social activities.

 

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Program Details

  • Entry Requirements

    There are no specific prerequisites to enter the General English (GE) Advanced Level program. All Students will be given a Placement Test consisting of Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing components. Students are placed in an appropriate level of English based on the results of these tests.

    Students must be 18 years or older

  • Duration

    20 hours per week.

    10 weeks.

  • Fees

    $380 per week.

    Overseas Health Care Cover (OSHC) fees applicable for Student Visa holders only.

    Subject to class & level availability.

  • Intake Dates

    These programs run every Monday (except on Public Holidays).

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