Year 10 Indonesian
10949NAT Certificate II Applied Languages (Indonesian) – Year 10 VET Subject (S1)
Delivered through Ripponlea Institute (RTO 21230)
The Certificate II in Applied Language aims to provide participants with the language skills and cultural knowledge to enable them to communicate in social and workplace situations in a language other than English.
Students develop intercultural sensitivity and capacity to function in environments where there is a range of cultural and languages background present. They learn the basic linguistic competency required to understand and use an additional language in social and workplace settings. This course can be applied to any language.
Subject Type: Elective
Length: One Semester
SACE Credits: 10 credits upon successful completion per Unit of Competency
Prerequisites: C-Grade or higher in a Year 9 Indonesian Course
Contact Person: michael.carr@stcolumba.sa.edu.au
Further Reading: Course Guide
Units of Competency
- NAT10949001 Conduct basic oral communication for social purposes in a language other than English
- NAT10949002 Conduct basic workplace oral communication in a language other than English
- NAT10949003 Read and write basic documents for social purposes in a language other than English
- NAT10949004 Read and write basic workplace documents in a language other than English
Assessment Overview
- Assessment Task 1: Social Conversations
- Assessment Task 2: The Exchange Student
- Assessment Task 3: Scenes from a Workplace
- Assessment Task 4: A Job Interview
- Assessment Task 5: Reading and Writing Invitations
- Assessment Task 6: Social Correspondence – Blog and Email
- Assessment Task 7: Letter of Complaint
- Assessment Task 8: CV and Cover Letter
- Assessment Task 9: Job Advertisement and Application
- Assessment Task 10: Workplace documents
Qualification Requirements
- Upon satisfactory completion, students may attain a national qualification.
- Where all course requirements are met, a Certificate may be awarded.
- Where units are satisfactorily completed, a Statement of Attainment may be awarded.
10949NAT Certificate II Applied Languages (Indonesian) – Year 10 VET Subject (S2)
Delivered through Ripponlea Institute (RTO 21230)
The Certificate II in Applied Language aims to provide participants with the language skills and cultural knowledge to enable them to communicate in social and workplace situations in a language other than English.
Students develop intercultural sensitivity and capacity to function in environments where there is a range of cultural and languages background present. They learn the basic linguistic competency required to understand and use an additional language in social and workplace settings. This course can be applied to any language.
Subject Type: Elective
Length: One Semester
SACE Credits: 10 credits upon successful completion per Unit of Competency
Prerequisites: Enrolment in 10949NAT Certificate II Applied Languages (Indonesian) in Semester 1
Contact Person: michael.carr@stcolumba.sa.edu.au
Further Reading: Course Guide
Units of Competency
- NAT10949001 Conduct basic oral communication for social purposes in a language other than English
- NAT10949002 Conduct basic workplace oral communication in a language other than English
- NAT10949003 Read and write basic documents for social purposes in a language other than English
- NAT10949004 Read and write basic workplace documents in a language other than English
Assessment Overview
- Assessment Task 1: Social Conversations
- Assessment Task 2: The Exchange Student
- Assessment Task 3: Scenes from a Workplace
- Assessment Task 4: A Job Interview
- Assessment Task 5: Reading and Writing Invitations
- Assessment Task 6: Social Correspondence – Blog and Email
- Assessment Task 7: Letter of Complaint
- Assessment Task 8: CV and Cover Letter
- Assessment Task 9: Job Advertisement and Application
- Assessment Task 10: Workplace documents
Qualification Requirements
- Upon satisfactory completion, students may attain a national qualification.
- Where all course requirements are met, a Certificate may be awarded.
- Where units are satisfactorily completed, a Statement of Attainment may be awarded.