English and Numeracy Requirements

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At NTO, we are committed to supporting job seekers in enhancing their literacy and numeracy skills to increase employability and open pathways for further education and career development. Our approach aligns with national requirements for Registered Training Organisations (RTOs), ensuring that our students receive the foundational skills they need to succeed in the workforce.

Literacy and Numeracy Training at NTO

We offer a range of flexible training options designed to help job seekers improve their literacy, numeracy, and digital literacy. Our courses are aligned with the Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) program, which focuses on building essential skills for the workplace. These programs are tailored to meet the diverse needs of job seekers, including those from non-English speaking backgrounds, individuals with disabilities, and other learners requiring additional support.

Key Features of Our Literacy and Numeracy Courses:

  • Customised Training: We assess each student’s current skill level and provide personalised learning plans to help them develop core skills in reading, writing, speaking English, basic numeracy, and digital literacy.
  • Workplace Relevance: Our courses are designed with real-world applications in mind. This ensures that students not only learn the skills required for their personal growth but also those needed to succeed in their careers. Whether it’s understanding instructions, managing finances, or using digital tools in the workplace, we ensure the skills are aligned with industry standards.
  • Support for Learners with Additional Needs: We offer tailored support for job seekers with varying literacy and numeracy levels. Our experienced trainers use a range of resources and teaching methods to meet students’ individual needs, ensuring they feel confident and empowered in their learning journey.
  • Government-Funded Programs: We provide access to government-funded programs for eligible students, ensuring that literacy and numeracy training is accessible. These programs are especially beneficial for individuals who are looking to build a strong foundation for further study or enter the workforce.

Benefits for Students:

  • Improved Employability: By improving literacy and numeracy skills, our students gain the confidence and qualifications required by employers.
  • Pathways to Further Study: Our programs equip students with the skills to progress to more advanced qualifications for further education.
  • Flexible Learning Options: We offer flexible learning modes to suit students’ schedules, ensuring that education is accessible for all, whether in a classroom, online, or through blended learning options.

At NTO, we are dedicated to helping students achieve their career goals through comprehensive training in literacy and numeracy. By empowering individuals with these crucial skills, we contribute to the broader goal of a skilled and capable workforce, equipped for success in a dynamic and competitive job market.

For more information on our literacy and numeracy programs or to discuss your eligibility for government funding, please contact us or book a consultation with one of our advisors.

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National Training Organisation (NTO)
RTO ID: 90772

  • Level 1/1 Brodie Street, Rydalmere NSW 2116
    Telephone: 1300 13 22 13
    Opening Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm (AEST)
    nto@nto.com.au

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