SLPET – Settlement Language Pathways to Employment and Training

Navitas offers the SLPET program (Settlement Language Pathways to Employment and Training) where you can study English within the context of the Australian workplace. In your SLPET course you will learn about Australian workplace language, practices and culture, gain valuable work experience and participate in vocational training.

What’s included in SLPET courses?

SLPET courses are structured as follows:

• 140 - 160 hours of vocation-specific English language tuition,
• 40 - 60 hours of work experience in an industry related to the course of your choice,
• assistance with work preparation skills, for example, resume and interviewing skills,
• vocational counselling, and
• nationally accredited vocational training on some courses.

Am I eligible for SLPET?

SLPET courses are offered in addition to the 510 hours of free* English (language classes) allocated to eligible migrants and humanitarian entrants under the AMEP program. Generally, you will be eligible for a SLEPT course if you meet the following criteria:

• you are a current or ex-AMEP client with at least 1 hour of your AMEP entitlement (of 510 free* hours of English) remaining,
• have completed 75% or more of your AMEP tuition hours or close to attaining Functional English,
• are currently enrolled in CSWE Level III or are towards the end of CSWE Level II, but have not yet received CSWE Certificate III (i.e., have not yet graduated),
• are ready to work or study.

Participation in SLPET courses will depend on the availability of courses for the specific area of study chosen.

How to enrol in SLPET

If you are a current or ex-AMEP client with at least 1 hour of your AMEP entitlement remaining and are ready to work or go on to further study, contact us or speak to your class teacher for more information and advice.

What can I study?

SLPET courses are offered in the following areas:

• Childcare
• Community Services
• Customer Service
• Office Skills

SLPET courses for Term 1 – Tuesday 18^th July 2017

Click here to download the Term 1 Course Information Sheet

Click here to download the Enrolment Form.

*Eligibility criteria apply. The Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) is funded by the Australian Government Department of Education and Training.