Learner Support Policy and Procedure

OVERVIEW

Status

CURRENT

Classification*

PUBLIC

Department

ALL

Review

Mar 11, 2024

Notes

 

*See Information classification policy


PUBLIC-FACING

Support and Progression

 

We love to see our students succeed, that is why we give all students the best support we possibly can. This section of the handbook will explain what support you can expect from us and how to work with us to resolve any concerns you may have.

Learner Support Services (Handbook and Fact Sheets)

Strategix Trainers and Support Officers provide students with real time assistance for any learner support needs. Students are required to disclose all needs that may impact their learning and participating prior to commencement of training.

During your induction or orientation, Strategix will assess your learner needs and you will be able to identify areas where assistance may be required. Our staff are always happy to help you whenever possible. If you are facing problems of any kind, please do not hesitate to contact an Administrative Assistant, Course Coordinator or your Trainer on 1300 872 464 or enquiries@strategix.edu.au. We encourage you to take advantage of the support facilities available before any problems become an issue.

Strategix can provide access to specialist support for students who may have special needs, including assistance for:

  • Language, literacy and numeracy

  • People from disadvantaged backgrounds

  • Persons from non-English speaking backgrounds

  • People with disabilities

  • People in rural or isolated locations.

Other services include:

  • Career assessment: Assessing the student's innate interests and personality to allow the student to make informed choices about their career plans and the course that is right for their needs

  • Flexible assessment procedures: Our strategies allow for students to demonstrate outcomes in appropriately diverse ways

  • Language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) assistance: We can assist with LLN barriers and/or help you to access appropriate specialised support.

Additional Support for International Students

Strategix understands that life can be difficult when you are away from home and in a foreign county, so In addition to the above, International Students have free access to our Counselling Advisors which provide confidential and appropriate counselling services, carried out by a qualified, trained professional located in the International Student Campus. During your time at Strategix, we will provide:

  • Academic support

  • Emergency and health related support

  • An orientation program and induction program to help you acclimatise to your new location

  • Career and further education pathway advice and support

  • Internal systems and technical support

  • Administration support

  • Cultural support and education including language and communication

  • Employment seeking advice and support.

As well as Strategix support services being available to you, in Brisbane there is a dedicated non-Government support agency for international students based in South Bank. The Brisbane Student Hub is a free, welcoming support service for international students offering independent advice on healthcare, employment, budget management, legal services and more as well as linking students to events and activities. Their contact details is located in the Emergency Services and Support Services section of the Student Handbook.

Grievances and Complaints

Strategix encourages students to informally resolve complaints/appeals as the majority of situations can be addressed and resolved at this level. In the event that a complaint/appeal arises, Strategix requests that students first speak to their Trainer/Assessor or Administrative Assistant.

If the issue cannot be resolved informally, a more formal Grievance Procedure can be undertaken. Please refer to Complaints and Appeals Information Sheet for further details.

If a student wishes to make an external appeal, they can do so but they must consider that in most cases, the purpose of the external appeals process is to consider whether Strategix has followed its policies and procedures, rather than make a decision in place of Strategix.


POLICY

Learner Support Policy

 

This policy and procedure outline the process of identifying individual learner needs and providing further support. Strategix aims to provide fair and equal opportunity to all students who wish to enrol in a course of study*. Each person within Strategix has a responsibility to ensure that each student is given the opportunity and support to enrol into and attempt/complete any certified subject or qualification. See Support Personnel below for more information.

Support Personnel

Strategix team members are allocated roles and responsibilities to assist in the identification and application of learner special requirements and support needs. Team members are trained in responding to learner issues and will refer students to external professionals when not qualified or skilled to do so.

Job Title

Responsibility

Support Type

Job Title

Responsibility

Support Type

Enrolment Officer

(Business development, sales staff)

  • Capture student information

  • Accurately enrol students into the right course and level

  • Identify any learner requirements or support needs

  • Record and report identified needs

  • Refer to external support services where required

  • Works with student to help them understand information around funding

  • Recording of Language, Literacy and Numeracy support from enrolment

  • Recording of and Referring for Study Support

  • Course preparedness

Administrative Assistants (Course Coordinator, Student Liaison Officer, Student Support Officer)

  • Confirms enrolment with student

  • Identify RPL and Credit Transfer Opportunities

  • Initiate a learner Support Plan

  • Refer to external support services where required

  • Enrolment Support

  • Language, Literacy and Numeracy recommended services

Counsellor

  • Student Support

  • Handling of informal complaints and appeals

  • Initiate a learner Support Plan

  • Refer to external support services where required

  • Transition, Welfare and Study Support

  • Grievance Support

  • Course progress and attendance support

  • Accommodation issues

Facilitator

  • Training students

  • Assessing students work

  • Handling of Informal complaints

  • Organising of resources, equipment and training facilities in training locations

  • Industry currency/engagement

  • Educational and support services for Training and Assessment

  • Study Support

  • Skills for Employment

  • Language, Literacy and Numeracy support

  • Grievance Support

Curriculum

  • Creating learner materials

  • Insuring educational and support services for training and assessments are in line with packaging rules

  • Study Support

  • Language, Literacy and Numeracy recommended services

Department Manager

(Director of Studies)

  • Handling of formal complaints and appeals

  • Allocation of resources

  • Student Management

  • Approving Student Support

  • Grievance Support

  • Welfare Support, Study Support, Skills for Employment

*If a student has ingrained physical or LLN deficiencies and/or if the adjustments to either training or assessment resources or tools compromise Strategix or the subject Training Package, we shall not allow the student to participate in their course, and will direct them toward additional assistance or external programs. This may specifically apply to students undertaking High-Risk Work licencing assessments.

Students may require assistance in the following areas:

  • Language, literacy and numeracy

  • Personal situation/status

  • Mental health

  • Disability and medical conditions

  • Learning

  • Financial.

Avenues for additional support include:

Provider

Contact Details

Support Type

National

Emergency Services

000

Emergency - For emergency and life threatening situations

Local Police (non-urgent)

131 444

Police attendance for non-urgent matters

Poisons Information Centre

131 126

Emergency - Provides advice on the management, assessment and treatment of poisonous products.

Centrelink - Services Australia

132 850

Language, Literacy and Numeracy Supplement Payments

Lifeline

13 11 14
http://www.lifeline.org.au/

24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention and mental health support services

Salvation Army

http://www.salvationarmy.org.au

Welfare - Support in a wide range of services

Kids Help Line

1800 55 1800

https://kidshelpline.com.au

Welfare - Offers 24/7 support support to individuals under 25 years old

1800 RESPECT

1800 737 732

Welfare - Sexual assault, domestic family violence counselling service

Translation Services

131 450

https://www.tisnational.gov.au/Help-using-TIS-National-services/Contact-TIS-National

Translation and Interpreting

Reading Writing Hotline

  

1300 655 506

Reading and writing support

International Student Hotline

1300 363 079

General support

Department of Human Services

 

Skills for Employment

Job Active Provider

13 62 68

https://jobsearch.gov.au/serviceproviders  

Employment opportunities

Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP)

Free service to help eligible migrants and humanitarian entrants learn English

Future Unlimited, Study in Australia

http://www.studyinaustralia.gov.au/

Planning departure, accessing support services, remaining visa compliant, working while studying, living costs & finding accommodation, health and safety.

Commonwealth Ombudsman

1300 362 072
International: +61 2 6276 0111

http://www.ombudsman.gov.au/about/overseas-student-ombudsman-landing-page  

Arbitration, complaints and concerns support

Queensland

Queensland Council for Adult Literacy

(07) 3878 9944

For adult members of the community to improve their literacy and numeracy skill

Brisbane Student Hub

1800 QSTUDY

International student support service

New South Wales

NSW Family Services

02 9692 9999

Family and Community Services

Transport

Public Transport

Victoria

Transport

Public Transport

Western Australia

Adult Migrant English Program

1300 300 822

English language tuition

Career Centre

13 23 98

http://www.careercentre.dtwd.wa.gov.au/Pages/CareerCentre.aspx

Employment Opportunity’s

Jobs WA

Employment

Library services

Study Support

Transport

Public Transport

Office of Multicultural Interests

(08) 6551 8700

http://www.omi.wa.gov.au/

Community Services

Western Australian Police and Community Youth Centres

(08) 9277 4388

Youth Support

South Australia

Jobs SA

Employment Opportunity’s

Immigration South Australia

+61 (8) 8303 2420

Employment Opportunity’s, Information sessions

Community Support Services

Community Support Services

Child and Family Welfare Association of SA

08 8305 4213

Child and Family Welfare

Adelaide Metro

1300 555 727

Public Transport

ACT

Libraries

Study Support

Community Services

http://www.communityservices.act.gov.au/ocyfs

Community Services

Belconnen Community Service

02 6207 2427

Housing, Disability support, Youth and Family Support, Childcare, Community Centre

Transport

Public Transport

Support for students will be identified and reasonable adjustments made where the situation permits. Reasonable adjustments include:

  • Look for opportunities to customise a unit of competency or a course with a view to allowing more flexibility

  • Provide learning materials, texts and handouts in an electronic format for greater accessibility

  • Modify teaching tools/tasks:

    • Substitute alternative tasks where existing ones pose a problem for a learner

    • Modify the presentation medium; for example, use visual, oral, print, demonstration and provide practice opportunities

    • Adapt the physical environment and equipment; for example, use audio-visual aids, specific furniture

    • Provide access to information and communication through assistive technologies, sign language interpreters, etc.

    • Make time-related changes – extend or otherwise alter timeframes for teaching and learning.

  • Provide learning materials, texts and handouts ahead of the class so:

    • Learners and support workers can become familiar with them beforehand

    • Arrangements can be made to have them converted to a different format if needed.

  • Use generic, inclusive terms when constructing learning activities; for example, use communicate, present, create instead of speak, talk, listen, look, draw and write.

Trainers and support staff will monitor the adjustments to ensure learner needs continue to be met.

Strategix has an obligation to its students to provide a safe and positive learning experience in an inclusive environment and will assist students to achieve their educational goals to the best of their ability.

In accordance with the , Strategix support staff, trainers and assessors must always consider the principles of inclusive learning during the day-to-day delivery of a course. 

Foundation skills are fundamental to a person’s participation in the workplace and in education and training. They are a combination of language, literacy, numeracy (LLN) and digital skills and employability skills.

Foundation Skills

Foundation Skills in Unit of Competency

Foundation Skills

Foundation Skills in Unit of Competency

LLN Skills:

  • Listening

  • Speaking

  • Reading

  • Writing

  • Digital literacy

  • Use of mathematical ideas.

LLN Skills

  • Learning

  • Reading

  • Writing

  • Oral communication

  • Numeracy

  • Digital literacy.

Employability skills:

  • Collaboration

  • Problem solving

  • Self-management

  • Learning

  • Information and communication technology.

Employability skills

  • Navigate the world of work

  • Interact with others

  • Get the work done

Strategix has implemented a variety of measures to assist students in their journey, including ensuring that students:

  • Are enrolled in a course at the appropriate level

  • Are enrolled in a course that matches their vocational aspirations

  • Have received all information pertaining to the chosen course of study including the responsibilities of all parties involved in the training and assessment procedure

  • Are assessed for potential LLN needs prior to commencing studies.

 

Learner Support Procedure

 

All students that seek to enrol into a Strategix course will be assessed for any relevant learner support needs to ensure they are prepared to enter the course. Where required, a Training and Support Plan will be developed.

Learner support needs are identified, implemented and monitored through the following:

Step

Task/Document

School

Academy

Workplace

College

International

Person Responsible

1

Enrolment Form

Enrolment Officer

1

GTE Questionnaire

Enrolment Officer, Trainer and Assessor

2

Language Literacy Numeracy Test

Enrolment Officer, Trainer and Assessor

2

Student Questionnaire

Enrolment Officer, Trainer and Assessor

2

Interview with student

Trainer and Assessor

3

Learner Needs Identification

Enrolment Officer

3

Training and Support Plan (formal)

Enrolment Officer

3

Training and Support Plan (informal)

Enrolment Officer

4

Support process

Trainer and Assessor

4

Milestones/ Monitoring

Trainer and Assessor

Enrolment

Students have the opportunity at enrolment to self-report their individual learner needs via the enrolment form. The enrolment form questions the student as to any required assistance needed to complete the course.

After the enrolment form is complete, students are quizzed verbally about their suitability to complete studies in the relevant delivery mode (online, face-to-face etc). Students are asked a number of questions about their suitability including:

  • Suitability for the course (eg. Driver Operations and licencing limitations)

  • Suitability to participate in training and assessment activities. See Course Requirements.

GTE (Genuine Temporary Entrant) Questionnaire

International Students are required to complete the GTE questionnaire during the enrolment to assess their suitability to study in Australia and more specifically at Strategix. The GTE covers the assessment of the student’s current English Proficiency levels and determines if the student requires an English course prior to commencing the Vocational Education and Training (VET) course. Results can be found in the Strategix International - GTE Questionnaire (Responses). 

Learner Needs Assessment

Students will participate in an LLN, LNA assessment or student questionnaire to identify their support requirements. Areas addressed may include:

Core Skills for Work Developmental Framework

Navigate the world of work

  • Manage career and work life

  • Work with roles, rights and protocols

Interact with others

  • Communicate in writing for work

  • Connect and work with others

  • Recognise and utilise diverse perspectives

  • Reading and writing

Get the work done

  • Plan and organise

  • Make decisions

  • Identify and solve problems

  • Create and innovate

  • Work in a digital world         

Other

  • Disability

  • Counselling

  • Other

Core Skill

Indicator Number

Description

Learning

01

Active awareness of self as a learner, planning and management of learning

02

Acquisition and application of practical strategies that facilitate learning

Reading

03

Audience, purpose and meaning-making

04

Reading strategies

Writing

05

Audience, purpose and meaning-making

06

The mechanics of writing

Oral Communication

07

Speaking

08

Listening

Numeracy

09

Identifying mathematical information and meaning in activities and texts

10

Using and applying mathematical knowledge and problem solving processes

11

Communicating and representing mathematics

Digital Literacy

12

Active awareness of self as a digital user   

13

Knowledge, use and application of digital literacy skills.

 

LLN Test/Indicator

Each student must attempt to complete an LLN indicator included within the enrolment or induction process. Alternatively, students can provide Strategix with the results from a previously completed LLN test/indicator.

Strategix uses the following LLN tests/indicators:

Cohort

LNA Tool

Source

Cohort

LNA Tool

Source

Schools

Learner Needs Assessment

Online

Academy

LLN Robot or CSPA

Online or Induction

Workplace

LLN Robot or CSPA

Training Materials, Online or Induction

College

Pre-requisites* and BKSB

Online

International

Pre-requisites* and BKSB

Online

*Detailed in individual procedure/s but may include minimum English study standards or English levels.

Student Questionnaire - Learner Needs Assessment

A student questionnaire is used to determine learner barriers and support needs, education history, vocational pathway, disabilities and previous experience.

Students may also be required to meet specific course requirements - see Course Requirements section.

Student Interview

Following the completion of the above learner needs assessment tools, the trainer meets with the student to review, explore and confirm the student’s learner needs. Based on this interview, and where appropriate, students are advised of options to meet their needs, for example, referrals to other agencies, completing foundation skill courses or selecting a different qualification to meet their needs.

Learner Needs Identification

Where students are deemed as being at the appropriate LLN level, they may commence the course. See the LNA Analysis of Results section for further information. The trainer, may also, based on the above tools, deem the student suitable with support provided. For example:

  • The student requires further LLN assistance from their school or an LLN provider

  • The student requires assistance during the course to help them participate in training and assessment

  • The student requires reasonable adjustments to the training and assessment process.

Training and Support Plan

In instances where a student requires additional assistance to participate in the course, Strategix will develop a training and support plan to accommodate the student's individual requirements. The student cohort will determine the detail required in the Training and Support Plan.

For example, if the student is in the academy and requires assistance through Skills for Work, a formal plan is developed. If a student in the workplace is identified as requiring assistance with LLN, the trainer will determine the actions and proceed with the training, reasonable adjustment or other action and continue the training (informal plan).

A training and support plan may contain the following:

  • Support needs

  • Attendance requirements

  • Delivery location

  • Qualification details

  • Unit selections.

Additional support options may include:

  • Enrolling into a foundation skills course where applicable units can be linked to the Core Skills for Work Developmental Framework

  • Enrolling into a foundation skills course where applicable units can be linked to the Australian Core Skills Framework

  • Reasonable adjustment to the training and assessment process in order to assist the student

  • Internal assistance

  • Referral to an external assistance network (no referral charge/s to the student).

If the registered provider refers the student to external support services, the registered provider must not charge for the referral.

In-Course Support and Monitoring

If sufficient skills have been demonstrated with minor deficiencies, in-course support may be provided to each student. Students should be monitored during the course and identify if any individual assistance may be required during the remaining training and assessment process.

Where consistent with course requirements, students with concerns about having insufficient language, literacy and/or numeracy skills to complete the course, may be provided with adjusted course materials and assessment strategies that assist them in meeting qualification requirements through other methods.

As part of providing in-course support, trainers and administration team members must identify and monitor any additional problems that are not academic-related, including:

  • Attendance requirements

  • Accommodation issues

  • Personal situations.

Learners are provided support via their trainers, but may also contact their counsellor, course coordinator, student liaison officer or student support officer. Alternatively, they may contact the specific support service/s independently. These services are provided at no additional cost to the student.

  

Course Requirements

 

In addition to foundation skills and LLN, students may be required to meet additional suitability requirements to participate in training and assessment activities for different delivery modes and course requirements. 

Course Name

Delivery Mode

Specific Suitability Requirements

Student must have/be:

Course Name

Delivery Mode

Specific Suitability Requirements

Student must have/be:

Certificate III in Business

Online

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities

  • Access to Microsoft Office suite of software (provided as part of course inclusions)

  • Appropriate knowledge to navigate software and program requirements.

Campus

  • Ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities

  • Access to Microsoft Office suite of software (provided as part of course inclusions)

  • Appropriate knowledge to navigate software and program requirements.

Certificate IV in Leadership and Management

Workplace

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities.

Diploma of Business

Campus/ Schools/ Online/ Workplace

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities.

Diploma of Leadership and Management

Campus/ Online/ Workplace

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities.

Certificate II in Community Services

Schools

  • Working with children check.

Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care

Campus/ Schools

  • Working with children check.

Structured Online/ Workplace

  • Working with children check

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities.

Certificate III in School Based Education Support

Online/ Structured Online

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities

  • Working with children check

  • Federal police check (where applicable)

  • Over 17 years old and not attending secondary school.

Campus

  • Working with children check

  • Federal police check (where applicable)

  • Over 17 years old and not attending secondary school.

Certificate III in Community Services

Campus

  • Working with children check

  • Federal police check.

Structured Online

  • Working with children check

  • Federal police check

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities.

Schools

  • Working with children check

  • Federal police check

  • Student must have completed the Certificate II in Community Services for required credit transfers

Certificate III in Individual Support

Campus

  • Federal police check.

Online/ Structured Online/ Workplace

  • Federal police check

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities.

Certificate IV in Youth Work

Campus

  • Working with children check.

Online/ Blended

  • Working with children check

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities.

Certificate IV in Disability

Workplace Online

  • Working with children check

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities

  • Must have previously completed the Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) (CHC33015 or CHC33021), or the Certificate III in Disability (CHC30408) PLUS the Entry to Certificate IV in Disability Support Skill Set (CHCSS00125).

Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care

Campus

  • Working with children check.

  • Must have previously completed the Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC30113 or CHC30121).

Online

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities

  • Appropriate knowledge to navigate software and program requirements

  • Working with children check

  • Must have previously completed the Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC30113 or CHC30121).

Diploma of Youth Work

Online

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities

  • Appropriate knowledge to navigate software and program requirements

  • Working with children check.

Diploma of Counselling

Online

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities

  • Appropriate knowledge to navigate software and program requirements.

Diploma of Community Services

Online

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities

  • Appropriate knowledge to navigate software and program requirements

  • Working with children check

  • Federal police check (where applicable).

Campus

  • Working with children check

  • Federal police check (where applicable).

Individual Support Disability Skill Set

Online

  • Federal police check

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities.

Campus

  • Federal police check.

Certificate II in Food Processing

Schools/ Workplace

  • No additional requirements.

Certificate III in Food Processing

Campus/ Workplace

  • Over 18 to apply for a forklift licence.

Certificate II in Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways

Campus/ Workplace

  • No additional requirements.

Certificate II in Health Support Services

Schools

  • No additional requirements.

Certificate III in Health Services Assistance

Campus/ Schools

  • No additional requirements.

Diploma of Nursing

Campus

  • Be 18 years old or older

  • Have successfully completed an LLN (Language, Literacy and Numeracy) test at or above exit level 3 of the ACSF

  • National Police Clearance

  • Relevant Working with Children Check

  • NDIS check

  • Immunisation record, including Hep B, Diphtheria, Tetanus, Polio, Meningococcal, Varicella (Chicken Pox), MMR (measles, mumps, rubella), Pertussis (whooping cough), seasonal influenza, COVID-19

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities

  • Appropriate knowledge to navigate software and program requirements

CRICOS applicants must provide evidence prior to enrolment that they have achieved (results must be achieved in one test sitting):

  • A minimum band score of 7 in academic IELTS (with no individual band score less than 7.0) OR

  • 65 in PTE academic (with no communicative score less than 65 in each skill i.e. listening, reading, writing and speaking) OR

  • 237 in TOEFL.

First Aid Short Course

Campus

  • No additional requirements.

Certificate III in Process Manufacturing

Campus/ Workplace

  • No additional requirements.

Certificate III in Retail

Campus

  • No additional requirements.

Certificate II in Hospitality

Schools

  • No additional requirements.

Certificate III in Hospitality

Campus

  • No additional requirements.

Structured Online

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities.

Certificate II in Supply Chain Operations

Schools

  • No additional requirements.

Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations

Campus/ Schools/ Workplace

  • No additional requirements.

Certificate III in Driving Operations

Campus/ Workplace

  • An open drivers licence (for 1 year under Certificate 3 Guarantee funding)

  • Able to meet the weight requirements of vehicles.

Transport and Logistics Short Course

Campus/ Workplace

  • Over 18 to apply for a forklift licence (where applicable).

Hospitality Short Course

Campus

  • No additional requirements.

TAE Short Courses & Skill Sets

Workplace

  • Access to learners and a simulated or actual training environment

  • Access to and ability to operate suitable device and internet to complete both training and assessment activities.

Learner Needs Analysis Forms and Response Sheets

 

The following provides links to the various LNA forms and response sheets used to analyse a student’s needs, including LLN. Please refer to each state’s induction and enrolment procedures for specific details on how each is implemented:

  • QLD:

  • SA:

  • NSW:

    • Academy:

    • Short Courses:

  • WA:

  • Workplace:

  • Schools:

  • International: .

LNA Forms - Students

  • QLD:

    • Academy:

    • Workplace:

  • SA:

  • NSW:

    • Academy:

    • Workplace:

    • Short Courses: Cloud Assess LLN assessment

  • WA:

  • Schools: Cloud Assess LLN assessment

  • International: N/a, done in the English-speaking test.

LNA Response Sheets - Trainer

  • QLD:

    • Academy:

    • Workplace:

  • SA:

  • NSW:

    • Academy:

    • Workplace:

    • Short Courses: Cloud Assess LLN assessment Marking Guide

  • WA:

  • Schools: Cloud Assess LLN assessment Marking Guide

  • International:

 

Analysis of LLN Results Procedure

LLN Results - Certificate IV or lower

ACSF Exit Level

Reading

Numeracy

Oral Communication

Pre 1 (0)

Require assistance pre-course from external provider.

Require assistance pre-course from external provider

Require assistance pre-course from external provider

ACSF 1

Require assistance during course

Require assistance during course

Require assistance during course

ACSF 2

Require assistance during course

Require assistance during course

Require assistance during course

ACSF 3, 4 & 5

Does not require assistance as they are at or above the appropriate level

Does not require assistance as they are at or above the appropriate level

Does not require assistance as they are at or above the appropriate level

Note: Please refer to for an analysis of the CSPA.

LLN Results - Diploma Level

IELTS Bands

Band

Skill Level

Description

Band

Skill Level

Description

Band 9

Expert user

You have a full operational command of the language. Your use of English is appropriate, accurate and fluent, and you show complete understanding.

Band 8

Very good user

You have a fully operational command of the language with only occasional unsystematic inaccuracies and inappropriate usage. You may misunderstand some things in unfamiliar situations. You handle complex detailed argumentation well.

Band 7

Good user

You have an operational command of the language, though with occasional inaccuracies, inappropriate usage and misunderstandings in some situations. Generally you handle complex language well and understand detailed reasoning.

Band 6

Competent user

Generally you have an effective command of the language despite some inaccuracies, inappropriate usage and misunderstandings. You can use and understand fairly complex language, particularly in familiar situations.

Band 5

Modest user

You have a partial command of the language, and cope with overall meaning in most situations, although you are likely to make many mistakes. You should be able to handle basic communication in your own field.

Band 4

Limited user

Your basic competence is limited to familiar situations. You frequently show problems in understanding and expression. You are not able to use complex language.

Band 3

Extremely limited user

You convey and understand only general meaning in very familiar situations. There are frequent breakdowns in communication.

Band 2

Intermittent user

You have great difficulty understanding spoken and written English.

Band 1

Non-user

You have no ability to use the language except a few isolated words.

Band 0

Did not attempt the test

You did not answer the questions.


Authority

  • List here

See Funding

Regulatory Documents

  • SNR 1.7, 4.1, 5.4, 6.1-6

  • CRICOS 2.1, 2.2, 6.1-3, 6.5-6

  • S&S 7.F

  • PQS 4, 5

  • U/C 2.1.1

  • AQF 1.3, 1.7, 5.2

List the Contract, audit evidence requirements, standards etc. and the applicable section or clause from each document

Approved By

Name here

Details / Decisions:


  • Student Handbook

  • Enrolment Form

  • GTE Questionnaire

  • Learner Support Record

  • LLN – Internal

  • Induction Checklist

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