This course focuses on computer skills that will help participants who are looking to undertake further study or employment. It is designed for learners who have basic computer skils. Key areas covered in the course include managing files, creating a cloud account and saving work/files to the cloud, google docs, converting files, editing images, digital navigation and search skills and creating presentations for work and further education.

THURSDAY AFTERNOONS

Term 3    3.00pm - 5.30pm

Thur 27 July - 14 Sept  (8 wks)

Fee: $93  (tuition & amenities)

Term 4    3.00pm - 5.30pm

Thur 5 Oct - 14 Dec (11 wks)

Fee: $126  (tuition & amenities)

*ACFE Funded places can only be offered to learners who are Australian citizens or hold permanent residency. Proof of citizenship eligibility is required upon enrolment.

An intermediate-level class for those wanting to finesse their computer skills - includes Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, emails, internet searches and file management.

FRIDAY AFTERNOONS

Term 3     1.00pm - 3.30pm

Fri 28 July - 15 Sept (8 wks)

Fee: $88  (tuition & amenities)

Term 4    1.00pm - 3.30pm

Fri 6 Oct - 14 Dec (11 wks)

Fee: $121  (tuition &  amenities)

*ACFE Funded places can only be offered to learners who are Australian citizens or hold permanent residency. Proof of citizenship eligibility is required upon enrolment.

This course allows adults with a disability to creatively express themselves in a variety of visual art mediums. In a caring, fun and inclusive environment, participants will experience and appreciate the joy of the arts, whilst building art skills, self-esteem and confidence.

Participants work alongside an experienced artist to complete art projects that promote problem solving and creativity, enabling them to make choices and find solutions to challenges through the creative process.

MONDAY MORNINGS, WEDNESDAY MORNINGS or WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS

If offered a place, participants must commit to classes for the term.

For invoicing of fees, NDIS participants must be either plan managed or self managed.

Term 3

Mon 10 July - 11 Septt  (10 wks)

9.30am - 12.00pm  (2.5hrs)

$1406** plus $40 supplies

OR

Wed 12 Jul - 13 Sept  (10 wks)

9.30am - 12.00pm (2.5hrs)

$140** plus $40 supplies

OR

Wed 12 Jul - 13 Sept  (10 wks)

1.00pm - 3.30pm (2.5hrs)

$140** plus $40 supplies

Term 4  

Mon 2 Oct - 11 December  (10 wks)

9.30am - 12.00pm  (2.5hrs)

$140** plus $40 supplies

OR

Wed 4 Oct - 13 Dec (11 wks)

9.30am - 12.00pm   (2.5hrs)

$154** plus $40 supplies

OR

Wed 4 Oct - 13 Dec (11 wks)

1.00pm - 3.30pm   (2.5hrs)

$154** plus $40 supplies

** amenities & tuition

 *ACFE Funded places can only be offered to learners who are Australian citizens or hold permanent residency. Proof of citizenship eligibility is required upon enrolment.

The career skills course focuses on employment pathways, enabling participants to gain skills in four essential areas that are embedded across many occupations.  This course focusses on the job skills of customer service, workplace administration, sales and safe work practices. The aim of the course is to upskill participants to increase their chances of gaining employment and/or apply for higher job roles or explore new career paths.

Term 2

Fri  28 April - 23 June   (9 wks)

10.00am - 2.00pm        Fee: $110

*ACFE Funded places can only be offered to learners with one of the following citizen or residency status: An Australian citizen, a holder of an Australian permanent visa or a New Zealand citizen.

The Café provides the opportunity for people with a disability and/or ABI to gain basic hospitality skills including food preparation and front of house service.  Participants learn about food planning, preparation, cooking, hygiene and customer service.  A qualified trainer in hospitality will provide all necessary basic theory and practical training needed for students to assist in running a community café. In addition, the Café provides a pathway for the participants to further study, volunteering or paid work.  The Café operates every Friday during school terms with morning teas being served from 10.30am followed by lunch, closing around 1.30pm.

The Café operates every Friday during school terms with morning teas being served from 10.30am followed by lunch, with the Café closing around 1.30pm.

If offered a place, participants must commit to classes for the term.

For invoicing of fees, NDIS participants must be either plan managed or self managed.

FRIDAYS

Term 3

Fri 14 Jul - 15 Sept (10 wks)

10.00am - 1.00pm   Fee: $190 **

Term 4

Fri 6 Oct - 15 Dec  (11 wks)

10.00am - 1.00pm    Fee: $209**

** amenities & tuition

*ACFE Funded places can only be offered to learners who are Australian citizens or hold permanent residency. Proof of citizenship eligibility is required upon enrolment.

This course is for students with a disability that are computer literate and who wish to extend their computer skills to incorporate computer coding and programming. There are many benefits associated with on-going learning including building important life skills such as organisational skills, higher order thinking, self-esteem, socialisation and teamwork.

Term 3

Thurs 13 Jul - 14 Sept  (10 wks)

1.00pm - 2.30pm   Fee: $145*

Term 4

Thurs 5 Oct - 14 Dec  (11 wks)

1.00pm - 2.30pm   Fee: $159*

** amenities & tuition

If offered a place, participants must commit to classes for the term.

For invoicing of fees, NDIS participants must be either plan managed or self managed.

*ACFE Funded places can only be offered to learners who are Australian citizens or hold permanent residency. Proof of citizenship eligibility is required upon enrolment.

This course will expose & enhance learners understanding of alternative Information Technology. iPads significantly assist students with a disability, enhancing their ability to communicate, learn and access internet information. The course covers access to a range of applications and tools using an iPad to assist with everyday tasks and on-going learning. This course is designed to empower people with a disability to work towards goals and achievements to support independence.

If offered a place, participants must commit to classes for the term.

For payment of fees, NDIS participants must be either plan managed or self managed.

Term 3

Thur 13 Jul - 14 Sept  (10 wks)

10.15am - 11.15am   Fee: $135*

11.30am - 12.30pm    Fee: $135*

Term 4   

Thurs 5 Oct - 14 Dec  (11 wks)

10.15am - 11.15am        Fee: $148*

11.30am  -12.30pm        Fee: $148*

**Includes amenities and tutition fee.

*ACFE Funded places can only be offered to learners who are Australian citizens or hold permanent residency. Proof of citizenship eligibility is required upon enrolment.

Cooking is an essential life skill. For individuals with disabilities, our special needs cooking classes not only equip individuals with the necessary tools for greater independence, but also promote social and community participation.

Students undertake meal preparation, cook a variety of meals, complete table settings and clean up after cooking. Incorporated into the sessions are meal planning, budgeting, kitchen hygiene, numeracy and literacy skills when reading and following recipes.

MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS or THURSDAYS

If offered a place, participants must commit to classes for the term.

For invoicing of fees, NDIS participants must be either plan managed or self managed.

Term 3

Mon 10 Jul - 11 Sept  (10 wks)

10.00am - 1.00pm

Fee: $175**

Wed 12 Jul - 13 Sept  (10 wks)

10.00am - 1.00pm

Fee: $175**

Thur 13 Jul - 14 Sept  (10 wks)

10.00am - 1.00pm

Fee: $175**

Term 4

Mon 2 Oct - 11 Dec  (10 wks)

10.00am - 1.00pm

Fee: $175**

Wed 4 Oct - 13 Dec  (11 wks)

10.00am - 1.00pm

Fee: $192**

Thu 5 Oct - 14 Dec  (11 wks)

10.00am - 1.00pm

Fee: $192**

**amenities & tuition

*ACFE Funded places can only be offered to learners who are Australian citizens or hold permanent residency. Proof of citizenship eligibility is required upon enrolment.