Certificate II in General Education for Adults

Certificate II in General Education for Adults
This course helps adults build their reading, writing, maths, and digital skills to feel more confident in everyday life, work, and further learning.
The course is a great starting point if you want to:
• Get ready for work or improve your job prospects
• Take the next step into further training or education
• Be more independent and involved in your community
You will:
• Read and write different types of texts
• Use maths in real-life situations like shopping, budgeting, or measuring
• Learn to use computers and the internet for work, study, or daily life
• Work on small projects to build your skills and confidence
• Explore your goals and plan for your future
You’ll learn at your own pace with support from your teacher in a friendly and respectful environment.
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About This Course
It’s time to take charge of your future. The Certificate II in General Education for Adults is our most advanced General Education course, and it is designed for adults who are ready to take their reading, writing and maths skills to a higher level and turn them into real opportunities.
Whether your goal is to find work, move into further study, gain a vocational qualification or simply become more confident and independent in everyday life — this course will help you get there.
You will be supported by experienced teachers in a friendly, face-to-face classroom environment at our Morwell or Sale FLC campuses. Learning alongside your classmates, you will benefit from group discussions, shared projects and direct support from your teacher every step of the way.
This course is a great starting point if you want to:
• Strengthen your reading, writing and maths skills for work or further study
• Build a learning plan and portfolio that reflects your goals and progress
• Gain the confidence to apply for jobs or move into vocational training
• Take the next step after the Certificate I in General Education for Adults
• Be more independent and involved in your community

Employment and community outcomes:
• Skills and confidence to apply for entry-level work
• Greater ability to take part in community life
• A stronger foundation for further training or study

• Vocational qualifications at Certificate II or III level in areas such as hospitality, business, health, community services or trades
• Other further education and training aligned to your individual goals — speak with our team for personalised guidance
Employment
Volunteering / Community work

What you’ll learn:
• Reading — how to research, analyse and make sense of a wide range of information on paper and online
• Writing — how to produce clear, well-structured documents for work, study and community purposes
• Maths — how to apply mathematical thinking to everyday and workplace situations with growing confidence
• Technology — how to use digital tools and online resources effectively and safely
• Planning — how to evaluate your pathway options, build a learning plan and compile a portfolio of your work
• Communication — how to discuss ideas, present findings and engage confidently with others

Are there specified requirements for entry into the course/qualification?: Yes

Mandatory entry requirements:

Before enrolling in this course, all students must complete a reading and numeracy assessment. To be accepted into the course, you will need to demonstrate a minimum of Australian Core Skills Framework (ACSF) Level 2 in both reading and numeracy.
This online assessment is not a test you can fail. It simply helps us make sure this is the right course for you and that you will be able to get the most out of it. If you are not yet at Level 2, we will talk with you about other courses in our General Education pathway that may be a better starting point.

Recommended entry Requirements:

• Be aged 20 years or above
• Have completed the 22690VIC Certificate I in General Education for Adults, or have equivalent skills
• Have access to a reliable internet connection and a suitable device
• Be self-motivated and able to manage your own study time
• Have the time and commitment to log in regularly and engage actively with your online studies

Limitations to course Entry:

NA

Not applicable.

Will this course/qualification or a constituent unit provide a pathway to an industry licence or regulated outcome: No

Certificate II in General Education for Adults
This course helps adults build their reading, writing, maths, and digital skills to feel more confident in everyday life, work, and further learning.
The course is a great starting point if you want to:
• Get ready for work or improve your job prospects
• Take the next step into further training or education
• Be more independent and involved in your community
You will:
• Read and write different types of texts
• Use maths in real-life situations like shopping, budgeting, or measuring
• Learn to use computers and the internet for work, study, or daily life
• Work on small projects to build your skills and confidence
• Explore your goals and plan for your future
You’ll learn at your own pace with support from your teacher in a friendly and respectful environment.

About This Course
It’s time to take charge of your future. The Certificate II in General Education for Adults is our most advanced General Education course, and it is designed for adults who are ready to take their reading, writing and maths skills to a higher level and turn them into real opportunities.
Whether your goal is to find work, move into further study, gain a vocational qualification or simply become more confident and independent in everyday life — this course will help you get there.
You will be supported by experienced teachers in a friendly, face-to-face classroom environment at our Morwell or Sale FLC campuses. Learning alongside your classmates, you will benefit from group discussions, shared projects and direct support from your teacher every step of the way.
This course is a great starting point if you want to:
• Strengthen your reading, writing and maths skills for work or further study
• Build a learning plan and portfolio that reflects your goals and progress
• Gain the confidence to apply for jobs or move into vocational training
• Take the next step after the Certificate I in General Education for Adults
• Be more independent and involved in your community

Employment and community outcomes:
• Skills and confidence to apply for entry-level work
• Greater ability to take part in community life
• A stronger foundation for further training or study

• Vocational qualifications at Certificate II or III level in areas such as hospitality, business, health, community services or trades
• Other further education and training aligned to your individual goals — speak with our team for personalised guidance
Employment
Volunteering / Community work

What you’ll learn:
• Reading — how to research, analyse and make sense of a wide range of information on paper and online
• Writing — how to produce clear, well-structured documents for work, study and community purposes
• Maths — how to apply mathematical thinking to everyday and workplace situations with growing confidence
• Technology — how to use digital tools and online resources effectively and safely
• Planning — how to evaluate your pathway options, build a learning plan and compile a portfolio of your work
• Communication — how to discuss ideas, present findings and engage confidently with others

Are there specified requirements for entry into the course/qualification?: Yes

Mandatory entry requirements:

Before enrolling in this course, all students must complete a reading and numeracy assessment. To be accepted into the course, you will need to demonstrate a minimum of Australian Core Skills Framework (ACSF) Level 2 in both reading and numeracy.
This online assessment is not a test you can fail. It simply helps us make sure this is the right course for you and that you will be able to get the most out of it. If you are not yet at Level 2, we will talk with you about other courses in our General Education pathway that may be a better starting point.

Recommended entry Requirements:

• Be aged 20 years or above
• Have completed the 22690VIC Certificate I in General Education for Adults, or have equivalent skills
• Have access to a reliable internet connection and a suitable device
• Be self-motivated and able to manage your own study time
• Have the time and commitment to log in regularly and engage actively with your online studies

Limitations to course Entry:

NA

Not applicable.

Will this course/qualification or a constituent unit provide a pathway to an industry licence or regulated outcome: No