FSK10219 - Certificate I in Skills for Vocational Pathways

FSK10219 - Certificate I in Skills for Vocational Pathways

Develop Essential Skills for Work and Further Study

Are you looking to improve your literacy, numeracy, and workplace skills to prepare for further study or employment? The Certificate I in Skills for Vocational Pathways (FSK10219) is designed for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students who need foundation skills training to support their transition into higher education, apprenticeships, or employment.

This course provides a supportive learning environment to help you develop confidence, communication skills, and workplace readiness.

Why Choose This Qualification?

✔ Culturally Safe Training – Learn in a culturally supportive environment that reflects the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander learners.
✔ Foundation Skills for Work & Study – Gain essential reading, writing, numeracy, and workplace communication skills.
✔ Personalised Learning Support – Small group and individual coaching from experienced trainers.
✔ Flexible Learning Options – Blended learning (online, face-to-face, and workplace-based training).
✔ Away From Base (AFB) Approved – Eligible students can access the AFB allowance to support their studies.

Course Overview

  • Course Code & Name: FSK10219 - Certificate I in Skills for Vocational Pathways
  • Duration: 3-6 months (full-time) or part-time options available
  • Delivery Mode: Blended learning (online, face-to-face, workplace training)
  • Study Hours: Approx. 300-500 hours

Course Units

Core Units

  • FSKLRG008 - Use simple strategies for work-related learning
  • FSKNUM008 - Use whole numbers and simple fractions, decimals, and percentages for work
  • FSKNUM009 - Use familiar and simple metric measurements for work
  • FSKOCM003 - Participate in simple spoken interactions at work
  • FSKRDG007 - Read and respond to simple workplace information
  • FSKWTG006 - Write simple workplace information

Elective Units (Selected Based on Career Goals)

  • FSKDIG002 - Use digital technology for simple workplace tasks
  • FSKLRG009 - Use strategies to respond to routine workplace problems
  • FSKNUM010 - Identify and describe common shapes for work
  • FSKRDG008 - Read and respond to routine visual and graphic texts

For a full list of units, please visit training.gov.au.

Delivery Locations

📍 Sydney Region: 35 Harvey Street, Little Bay NSW 2036 (Aboriginal Health College)

📍 Satellite Locations:

  • West Region: 8 Tony McGrane Pl, Dubbo NSW 2830
  • South Region: TBA
  • North Region: TBA

Course Offering Schedule

📆 Semester 1 Intake:

  • Applications Open: October
  • Applications Close: December
  • Course Starts: February

📆 Semester 2 Intake:

  • Applications Open: March
  • Applications Close: Early June
  • Course Starts: July

💡 Late Applications? Contact us to discuss enrolment options!

Entry Requirements

✔ Must be of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent
✔ Minimum age of 15 years
✔ No prior qualifications required
✔ Commitment to developing literacy, numeracy, and workplace skills

Course Cost & Funding

💰 Fee Range: $0 - $2,000 per student (call for exact pricing)

🟢 NSW Smart & Skilled Subsidised Training and Fee Exemptions:

  • Fee-Free Exemptions: $0
  • Concession: $160
  • Subsidised Fee: $300 (first qualification)
  • Full Fee: $2,000

For more information on fees, subsidies, and payment plans, visit our Fees & Funding page.

Study Resources & Support

📚 Access to learning materials:

  • Office 365 Student Account – Includes Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
  • Online Library Database for research and study support
  • Printed and digital study booklets

📡 Remote Learning Support: Alternative arrangements available for students in remote areas.

📞 Student Support Services:
✔ Academic support and tutoring
✔ Career advice and job placement assistance
✔ Culturally appropriate counselling services
✔ Away From Base (AFB) support for eligible students

Intensive (Residential) Study

📍 Face-to-Face Intensive Training Blocks are required as part of this qualification.
📍 Held at Aboriginal Health College, Little Bay NSW and other regional locations.

Away From Base (AFB) Eligibility

Eligible Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students can receive financial support for:
✅ Travel costs to and from the training location
✅ Accommodation expenses while attending training
✅ Meals and incidental costs

🛑 AFB students must apply for ABSTUDY - Incidental Allowance before their first intensive block.

📢 Note: If you are a Trainee in NSW, AFB is not available. Instead, you may be eligible for VTAS travel and accommodation support.

For full AFB details, visit our Away From Base support page.

Workplace Training & Employment Pathways

🔹 Work Placement & Practical Training:

  • Hands-on experience in community organisations, business offices, and vocational settings.

🎯 Career Outcomes:
✔ Entry-Level Administration Assistant
✔ Retail or Customer Service Assistant
✔ Pathway to Further Study

📚 Further Study Pathways:
✔ Certificate II in Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways (FSK20119)
✔ Certificate III in Business (BSB30120)
✔ Other related vocational qualifications

Apply Now & Take the Next Step!

📞 Call: 02 9030 8200
📩 Email: info@ahmrc.edu.au
🌐 Website: www.ahmrc.org.au

🚀 Ready to develop essential skills for your future? Submit your application today!