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Skills for Education and Employment (SEE)

Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) is a program by the Australian Government that offers free training to eligible participants like you!

The SEE program is designed to help you gain confidence and prepare for the job you want or further study by improving important skills such as:

Language

Enhance your English language skills

Literacy

Improve your reading and writing abilities

Numeracy

Boost your maths skills

Digital

Learn how to use digital technologies effectively

Vocational

Learn the skills for your chosen career

What are the benefits?

Participating in a SEE program can help you in many ways including:

  • Improving your English, reading and maths skills.
  • Feeling more confident and involved in your community.
  • Getting the skills and confidence needed for further study finding a job.
  • Discovering new employment opportunities and career pathways.
  • Accessing more stable and long-term employment options.

The SEE program understands that each individual has unique learning needs. That's why an individual training plan will be created just for you based on what you need to learn and develop.

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Am I eligible?

Eligibility for the SEE Program includes people who are:

either:

  • an Australian citizen or
  • a permanent visa holder or
  • on a provisional or temporary visa with working rights and eligible for the Adult Migrant English Program or
  • a Pacific Australian Labour Mobility visa holder

and also:

  • aged over 15 years and not studying at high school, and 
  • need help with their reading, writing, maths, English language and digital skills.

Interested in enrolling?

If you're interested in enrolling, here are the simple steps to follow:

  1. Contact us:
    Consider how you’d like to learn, and then contact the relevant SEE team to check if you're eligible and book an assessment. You can choose to study on campus, by distance learning or in the workplace.

  2. Skills Assessment:
    Complete a skills assessment. This will help us understand your current skills and create a customized learning program that suits your specific needs.

SEE on Campus

SEE programs are delivered at TAFE SA campuses across South Australia, including in metropolitan, regional, and remote areas.

You can study part-time or full-time.

The SEE program is delivered at the following campuses:

Metropolitan Campuses

  • Adelaide City
  • Elizabeth
  • Mount Barker
  • Noarlunga
  • Regency
  • Tonsley
  • Salisbury

Regional Campuses

  • Coober Pedy
  • Kadina
  • Barossa Valley (Nuriootpa)
  • Port Augusta
  • Port Lincoln
  • Port Pirie
  • Victor Harbor
  • Whyalla

To enquire, phone 08 8463 5091, or complete the following form.

Contact Us - SEE Program Delivery

SEE Distance Learning

TAFE SA delivers the SEE Distance Learning program Australia wide.

SEE distance learning provides options such as the telephone, internet, and workbooks if you prefer not to attend classes. You'll be supported by lecturers as you study.

For more information about SEE distance delivery call 1300 153 339 or complete the following form.

Contact Us - SEE Distance Learning

SEE in the Workplace

The SEE Program also provides the opportunity for employers, industry associations and unions to participate in the program to improve the skills of employees through workplace-based training.

  • For employers, this flexible training can be tailored to meet the specific needs of your business and can be delivered directly to your employees in the workplace at a time convenient to you.
  • For Industry Associations, this training can be delivered to the employees of your members and tailored to meet industry needs.
  • For unions, this training can be delivered to your members and tailored to meet their specific needs.

Contact our team for further information about how the SEE Program can help you. 

This Code of Conduct applies to all SEE Service Providers and their Personnel and represents the minimum standards to be applied in all their dealings with Referring Agencies, Participants, Australian Government departments, other Service Providers and other authorised persons. Providers are bound to the Provider Code of Conduct through their Deed with the Commonwealth of Australia.   If you wish to make a complaint or provide feedback, please email our Education Manager and Team Leader.

The Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) program is funded by the Australian Government Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.

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