Doing Well with WELL Resources
January 2013
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Doing
well
with
WELL
Resources
Welcome to the latest edition of
Doing well with WELL Resources
.
This publication provides updates on recently
completed Workplace English
Language
and Literacy (WELL) Program resources.
Automotive
Certificate III in
Automotive Mechanical Technology
This resource provides
language, literacy and num
eracy (
LLN
)
assistance to first year automotive apprentices,
through an electronic version
of a student booklet, PowerPoint slide show, trainers’ guide and assessment tools t
o
support the development of teaching and learning resources for five units in the AUR30405 Certificate III in
Automotive Mechanical Technology.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
Kangan Batman Institute of TAFE
Pearcedale Parade
Broadmead
ows VIC
3047
Ph:
(03) 9094
3036
Fax:
(03) 9375
2627
Websi
te:
http://www.aesharenet.com.au
Cost
: Free of charge
and it
can be
accessed
at
the above website
Agriculture and Food
Agriculture, Horticulture and
Natural Resource
Management
Steps to Safe Spraying
This Resource supports the development of
LLN skills related to selected units of competency in the AHC10
Agriculture, Horticulture and Conservation and Land Management Training Package. The resource consi
sts of
three parts:
Interactive resource CD or online (see the website)
;
Teacher Guide
; and
Learner Workbook
.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
TAFE NSW Access and General Education Curriculum Centre
Level 1, The Muse, Building C
Harris St
reet
Ultimo NSW 2007
Ph:
(02) 9217 4293
Fax:
(02) 9217 3918
Website:
http://www.siandvatafe.nsw.edu.au/resources/downloadable
-
resources
-
list/
Cost
:
Free of charge and
it
can be
accessed
at
the above website.
Using Chemicals Safely for Market Gardeners
This resource comprises a manual and CD designed to assist market gardeners to learn workplace English and
support face
-
to
-
face training for Vietnamese
and Cambodian people undertaking chemical accreditation.
This
resource is mapped to units of competency from the
Conservation and Land
M
anagement
T
raining
P
ackage
(RTD02)
and includes the manual, CD, glossary and participant assessment documents
.
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January 2013
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Further i
nformation can be obtained by contacting:
Smith & Georg Training and Consulting
Lot 4, 9 Quinns Road
Forreston SA 5233
Phone: 1800 991 985
Email:
dave@smithandgeorg.com.au
Web:
http://www.smithandgeorg.com.au/
Cost
:
$16.50
CD only with re
source Using Chemicals Safely
$44.00
Printed folder cont
aining Using Chemicals Safely
$55.00
CD and printed
folder Using Chemicals Safely
Seafood
Industry
Seafood Training: The First Steps
This Resource is a computer
-
based learning resource for workers undertaking accredited training in the
Australian Seafood Industry. The resource consists of over 1100 Adobe Flash software files with associated aud
io
and video files contained within a Gaia framework that provides navigation between files. The Resource is
provided on the internet and is also available as a download and on a DVD.
Further information can be obtained by contacting
:
Seafood Training
Tasmania
2a Gladstone Street
Battery Point TAS
7014
Ph:
(03) 6233 6442
Fax:
(03) 6223 2780
Email:
stt@seafoodtrainingtas.com.au
Website:
www.seafoodt
rainingtas.com.au
Cost
:
$25.00 (GST inc)
Meat
Industry
Core
-
Units Certificate II in Meat Processing (Abattoirs)
This resource is a CD consisting of seven files about meat industry training. The resource takes the form of
Learner’s workbooks and a
Facilitator’s guide in support of six units of competency in the Certificate II in Meat
Processing (Abattoirs) from the Australian Meat Industry Training Package
(MTM07)
. All files are provided in both
Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat PDF formats.
Further
information can be obtained by contacting:
MINTRAC
Suite 2, 150 Victoria Road
Drummoyne NSW 2047
Toll Free: 1800 817 462
Ph:
(02) 9819 6699
Fax: (02) 9819 6099
Email:
mintrac@mintrac.com.au
We
bsite:
http://www.mintrac.net.au
Cost
:
Free of charge with a minimal charge for handling and postage
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January 2013
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The
Chopping Board
-
a LLN resource for apprentice butchers
This resource consists of a suite of three CDs designed to
support the development of LLN skills that are required
to operate as a trade butcher. It is aligned with units of competency from Certificat
es I, II and III of the Australian
Meat Industry Training Package
(MTM07)
.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
MINTRAC
Suite 2, 150 Victoria Road
Drummoyne NSW 2047
Toll Free: 1800 817 462
Ph:
(02) 9819 6699
Fax:
(02) 9819 6099
Email:
mintrac@mintrac.com.au
Website:
http://www.mintrac.net.au
Co
st
:
Free of charge with a minimal charge for handling and postage
Community
Services
and Health
Community
and
Aged
Care
Understanding Ageing
‘Understanding Ageing’ will assist workers with LLN difficulties as it gives a visual and oral introduction to the
concepts and language of human ageing, and shows how to communicate effectively with older people.
Further information can be obtained by co
ntacting:
Ideas That Work
7 Murray St
Prahran VIC 3181
Ph:
(03 9525 1407
Fax:
(03) 9525 1424
Email:
info@ideasthatwork.com.au
Website:
www.ideasthatwork.co
m.au
Cost:
$135.00
(GST inc)
Assisting with personal hygiene & grooming
The resource consists of a DVD and Facilitator’s Guide to support the delivery of units of competency from the
CHC08 Community Services Training Package. The DVD takes a holistic appr
oach to the concepts relating to
personal hygiene and grooming included in these units of competency and provides learners with an overview of
these concepts. There is also an Indigenous Australian focus for one section of the DVD and the Facilitator’s
Gui
de, so as to address specific
LLN
needs of Indigenous learners and to enhance learners’ understanding of the
complexities and particular considerations for working with Indigenous communities.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
Aspire
Learning Resources
Level 8 409 St Kilda Rd
Melbourne
VIC
3004
Ph
1300 134 099
Website
http://www.aspirelearningresources.com.au
Cost:
$49.95 for DVD Demonstrations/interviews re personal hygiene; and
f
ree for CD Facil
itator’s Guide to
accompany DVD
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January 2013
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Personal Care Support in Disability Services
This resource is aligned with the Certificate III in Disability Work, and demonstrates best pra
ctice for support
workers whose job involves supporting people with a disability. The resource consists of a DVD of five video
vignettes, a Facilitators Guide and Student Worksheets. The vignettes are designed to be used in conjunction
with the documents w
hich contain activities, transcripts of the vignettes and a glossary for extra language and
literacy support.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
LitCom
T
raining Service
Ph:
(08) 9341 5011
Email:
public@litcomtraining.com
Website:
www.litcomtraining.com
Cost:
$
66
.00 (GST Inc)
Construction
Estimating and Tendering for Building Projects
This Resource will assist builders, estimators, trade
contractors and managers in small to medium sized domestic
building businesses. It provides some of the communication and numeracy skills they need in estimating and
tendering, particularly in the areas of: (a) relevant workplace terminology; (b) the funda
mentals of calculations and
working with formulas; and (c) telephone and business writing skills.
Property Services
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
Ideas That Work
7 Murray St
Prahran VIC 3181
Ph:
(03 9525 1407
Fax:
(03) 9525 1424
Email
:
info@ideasthatwork.com.au
Website:
www.ideasthatwork.com.au
T
he resource is also available for purchase at:
HIA Victoria Bookshop, 70 Jolimont Street, Jol
imont VIC 3002.
Cost:
$135.00 (GST Inc
)
Safe Cleaning Matters: Safe Work Practices for Cleaners
This Resource, which is aligned with the Property Services Training Package, includes a DVD, Training Manual
for learners and Trainer Notes. Together they can
be used to support induction training for commercial cleaners,
or refresher training for a specific health or safety issue.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
Workplace Skills Unit
–
H08
Swinburne University of Technology TAFE
PO Box 218
H
awthorn
VIC 3122
Ph:
(03) 9214 5709
Website:
http://www.tafe.swinburne.edu.au/cvp/WELL.htm
Doing Well with WELL Resources
January 2013
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Cost:
$85 (GST inc)
Electrotechnology
Remote Power and Water: Essential Service Training for
Aboriginal Communities
This resource targets Indigenous trainees completing UEE21307 Certificate II in Remote Area Essential Service
in the Electro
-
technology industry. It comprises a CD and Trainer’s Guide which is designed to assist trainees to
strengthe
n their
LLN
skills so they can gain and maintain employment and training. It is aligned with units from the
UEE07 Version 3 Electro
-
technology and
NWP07
Water Training Packages.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
Kimberley College of TAFE
6
8 Cable Beach Road
Broome WA 6725
Ph:
(08) 9192
9100
Email:
cath.ralston@kimtafe.wa.edu.au
Cost:
Free of charge
Forestry
Forest Harvesting Learning Guide: Conduct Skidder Operations
This resource is
a comprehensive learning tool and training resource for existing and potential forest plant
operators and drivers. It has been designed for new and existing employees of the forest industry, and those
interested in a career in this industry to work throug
h at their own pace.
The resource provides an overview of the
forest industry in Australia, facts on forest plantations, an insight to forest operations and further resources. It
covers key safety considerations when operating forest machines in everyday forestry tasks, as o
utlined in the
FPI05 Forest and Forest Products Training Package
–
Harvesting and Haulage Sector.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
Logging Investigation and Training Association (LITA)
PO Box 9172
Mount Gambier SA 5290
Ph:
(08) 8735 1474
Email:
lita@seol.net.au
Website: The resource can be accessed at
http://www.lita.org.au/
Cost:
Free of charge
Forest Harvesting Learning Guide: OH&S and Environmental
Care Learner Guide
This Resource is a compreh
ensive learning tool and training resource for existing and potential forest plant
operators, drivers and personnel. It targets the occupational health and environmental aspects of forest
management operations and harvesting. The Resource is a web
-
based ap
plication that can be easily sourced by
students isolated from formal training facilities.
Further informatio
n can be obtained by contacting:
Logging Investigation and Training Association (LITA)
PO Box 9172
Mount Gambier SA 5290
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January 2013
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Ph:
(08) 8735 1474
Email:
lita@seol.net.au
Website:
The resource can be accessed at
http://www.lita.org.au/
Cost:
Free of charge
Chainsaw operation
-
beginner to advanced
The resource
is an interactive CD learning resource. It is specifically tailored to the needs of workers with poor
literacy skills, but is generally suitable for all operators undertaking the theory component of a chainsaw training
course. The content material is alig
ned to six competencies from the Forest and Forest Products Training
Package (FPI11) and two competencies from the Agriculture, Horticulture and Conservation and Land
Management Training Package (AHC10).
Further information
can be obtained by contacting:
W
orkspace Training
PO Box 1954
Strawberry Hill NSW 2012
Ph:
(
02
)
4573 6969
Email:
david@workspacetraining.com.au
Web:
www.workspacetraining.c
om.au
Cost:
$66.00 including GST and postage
Government
Local Government Outside Worker Training Resource
The r
esource provides material to support delivery of the seven core units in the LGA2024 Certificate II
-
Local
Government (Operational Works). T
he Assessment Record is for practical demonstration in simulated or
workplace situations, and can also be used for assessment of current competencies.
This resource can be used
for teaching or for self
-
paced learning.
Further information can be obtained b
y contacting:
Challenger Institute of Technology
1 Fleet Street
Freemantle WA 6160
Ph:
08 9239 8200
Email:
doug.thompson@challenger.wa.edu.au
Cost:
The Resource can be downloaded with no cost at
http://councilworker.com.au/LGOutsideWorker_TrainingResource.pdf
Indigenous Community Pathways
-
Certificate II in Government
The resource comprises of a training guide and assess
ment guide, addressing the ACSF levels required to attain
the Certificate II in Government. Each unit of competency is supported by self
-
paced, self
-
directed or teacher
directed activities that reflect the demands of ACSF levels 1
-
3 within the performance
requirements of each
element
.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
MW Training Consultants
1/137 Sutton St
Redcliffe QLD 4020
Ph:
(07) 3283 3311
Fax:
(07) 3283 3322
Doing Well with WELL Resources
January 2013
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Email:
mwtrain@bigpond.com
Website:
http://www.mwtrain.com.au/
Cost:
$120 (GST inc)
Manufacturing
Implement and Monitor environmentally Sustainable Work
Practices
This r
esource is targeted at individuals working, or
aiming to work, at the team leader or supervisor level in a
manufacturing enterprise and who will have some responsibility for the environmental sustainability of the
enterprise. It supports ‘Implement and monitor environmentally sustainable work practices
’ (MSAENV472B). The
resource also includes the Trainers’ Guide and a Support Material Toolkit provided as Word and PDF documents
on a CD.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
Ideas That Work
7 Murray St
Prahran VIC 3181
Ph:
(03 9525 1407
Fax:
(03) 9525 1424
Email:
info@ideasthatwork.com.au
Website:
www.ideasthatwork.com.au
Cost:
$135
(GST inc)
Environmental Sustainability in Manufacturing
This
r
esource consists of a DVD and CD
.
The DVD demonstrates the importance of simple concepts like
greenhouse gases, global warming, climate change, our carbon footprint, renewable and non
-
renewable
resources, over consumption and the 5Rs (refuse, reduce, reus
e, repair and recycle).
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
Ideas That Work
7 Murray St
Prahran VIC 3181
Ph:
(03 9525 1407
Fax:
(03) 9525 1424
Email:
info@ideasthatwork.com.au
Website:
www.ideasthatwork.com.au
Cost:
$135 (GST inc)
Kitchen and bathroom Cabinetmaking
The 'Kitchen and bathroom cabinetmaking' resource provides a suite of resources for learners undertaking the
Certificate III in
Cabinetmaking (Kitchens and Bathrooms) LMF32109. It contains learning materials, self
-
check
exercises and assignments to support 11 units of competency from this trade course, including the seven
specialist 'kitchen and bathr
oom' units. The resource will
h
elp learners to acquire the underpinning knowledge
needed to satisfy the theoretical components of these cabinetmaking units.
Further information can be obtained at:
Website:
http://www.kbcabinetmaking.com
.au
Cost:
The website is free for learners and trainers to access. Hard copies of the learner and trainer guides, or
the entire resource on a CD can be purchased for $39.50
.
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January 2013
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Resources
and Mining
Working in the Resources Industry
(WITRI)
‘Working i
n
t
he Resources Industry' is an online interactive training program designed to improve employment
prospects for migrant jobseekers looking to enter the resources industry. WITRI is a free
-
to
-
access resource for
learners looking to learn more about the indus
try, before seeking employment or embarking on further study. This
training program has been designed to address the needs of skilled migrants looking to be employed in the
industry.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
Balicmedia Pty Ltd (
t/a ETRAIN Consulting)
602 / 147 Pirie St
Adelaide SA 5000
Ph: (08) 8121 560
Website:
www.e
-
train.com.au
Cost:
The resource is located at
www.witri.com.au
and is fr
ee to access for learners
.
Retail
The Bottom Line
–
Retail Budgets and Reports
‘The Bottom Line’ is a learning resource which consists of a DVD and a CD. This Resource is designed to assist
retail employees to manage the LLN requirements as they progress
into management roles at an Australian
Qualifications Framework level IV. It aligns with certain units from the SIR07 Retail Services Training Package, in
particular SIRXHRM001A administer human resources policy and SIRXFIN004A manage financial resources.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
First Impressions Resources
Level 4, 243 Edward Street
BRISBANE QLD
4000
Ph:
(07) 3236 3322
Fax:
(07) 3235 4022
Website:
http://www.fir.edu.au
Cost
:
$38.50 (GST
inc)
Cross
-
Industry
Can I help you?
–
Effective communication for CALD workers in
customer service
‘Can I help you?’ is a learning resource which consists of a DVD, CD and a Trainer Guide package. It will assist
Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD)
workers completing units of competency from the Hospitality,
Business and Retail Training Packages to develop their customer service skills. It focuses specifically on the
cultural knowledge needs and workplace communication difficulties encountered by th
e target group.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
AMES
Sales and Publications Officer
Level 4, 1 Little Collins Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
Doing Well with WELL Resources
January 2013
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Ph:
(03) 9926 4694
Email:
publications@ames.net.au
Website:
http://www.ames.net.au/
Cost:
$
35
.00 (GST i
nc)
On Track
This resource supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait
I
slander mentors to support mentees in training programs or
employment
activities. T
his interactive DVD
comprises film, stories from experienced mentors, written information
and reflective practice activities. It may be used by individuals as a self
-
paced learning tool, or by trainers to
initiate discussions and application of knowledge a
nd skills.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
The Learning Workshop
Pty Ltd
Shop 12 The Conservatory 12 Lake Street
Cairns QLD 4870
Ph:
(07) 4041 0299
Fax:
(07) 4041 6820
Email
:
sue@thelearningworkshop.com.au
Website:
http://www.thelearningworkshop.com.au
Cost:
$120 (GST inc)
Education
and Professional Development
What Works: Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) in Trainin
g
and Assessment
‘What Works’ is a LLN training and profess
ional development resource. The
resource consists of nine LLN video
segments that are available
to view online. The video segments are also available
as a DVD
.
Further information can be obtained
by contacting:
Ideas That Work
7 Murray St
Prahran VIC 3181
Ph:
(03 9525 1407
Fax:
(03) 9525 1424
Email:
info@ideasthatwork.com.au
Website:
www.ideasthatwork.com.au
Cost:
$65 (GST inc)
after the first free 100 copies
of the DVD
are distributed,
or download for free at the above
website
Not Your Usual Practice
This project addresses the LLN needs of the industry by building a strategy to incr
ease promotion and recruitment
of WELL practitioners from a wider resource base than is currently happening. By including major stakeholders
such as Industry Skill Councils, public and private training organisations, this project model
s
a process of
cooper
ative training and skill sharing
.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
Fiveways Training Support
36 Kennedy Street
East Bentleigh VIC 3165
Ph:
(03) 9570
2988
Doing Well with WELL Resources
January 2013
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Fax:
(03)
9899
1894
Email:
rapell@vicn
et.net.au
Cost:
$33
(GST inc)
Getting Ready Bridging Course into TAE40110
This resource targets support workers in the construction and mining industries with emphasis on health and
education sectors. It is
an upgrade of the “Learning Together Resource
Kit for Aboriginal Facilitators” and has
been
extended
to be used as a bridging course into the Certificate IV for both Aboriginal and non
-
Aboriginal
trainers. The resource is aligned with all units of the Training Package TAE40110
-
Training and Assessmen
t
Certificate
IV;
and inclusive of strategies for developing and improving the language, literacy and/or numeracy
skills of the target group.
Further information can be obtained by contacting:
TwoWay Talk Pty Limited
89 Jugiong Road
C
ootamundra
NSW 2590
Ph:
(02) 6942
3564
Fax:
(02) 6942
3563
Email:
margaret@twowaytalk.com.au
Cost:
$165.00 Getting Ready Learners' Manual Booklet
$165.00 Getting Ready Facilitator's Guide Booklet
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About the WELL Progr
am
The WELL Program is funded by the Australian Government and is available for: training, resource development
and strategic projects.
WELL training aims to assist organisations to train workers in English LLN skills.
Projects should target workers
who
need to improve their LLN skills in order to remain or progress in employment (including avoiding
displacement) and address participants’ employment and training needs. It also targets Indigenous Employment
Program participants who show a demonstrated nee
d for LLN training and may be either employed or
unemployed.
Applications for WELL training grants may be submitted at any time during the year. Further information can be
found at
www.innovation.gov.au/
well
Funding for WELL Resources is available for the development and trialling of:
training materials designed to enhance LLN skills that are aligned with endorsed Training Packages;
industry relevant LLN assessment and reporting methods; and
professiona
l development resources for industry trainers/assessors aligned with Training Packages.
WELL funding is also available for strategic activities that develop and trial nationally applicable models and
strategies to integrate LLN in workplace training consis
tent with the Australian Quality Training Framework,
preferably with a cross
-
industry focus. These activities may include the development and trialling of industry
relevant LLN assessment and reporting methods.
Applications for resource and strategic proj
ects are considered for funding once a year (normally
February/March). Refer to the WELL website (
www.innovation.gov.au/well
)
for exact dates.
Please Note:
Following the Machinery of Government changes of December 2011, the functions of higher
education,
vocational education and training and international education, and the staff working in this cluster,
were transferred to the Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research and Tertiary Education
(Innovation). This included the policy and programs
of the Adult Literacy Policy Section, all our phone numbers
have been changed.
The new hotline for the WELL resource
and
strategic
projects
is
1300 303 544
.
All enquiries should be direct
ed to
this number.
The email address for the Adult Literacy mailbox has also been affected by this change. The new email address is
adultliteracy@innovation.gov.au
.
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