Attachment A Section 1: Types of Services and Support under the National Settlement Framework Section 2: Types of Services and support for Youth Section 3: Links and collaboration with other agencies Section 1: Types of Services and Support under the National Settlement Framework 1.1 Education and Training SETS Client Services activities may include the following: Develop awareness and understanding of the Australian educational system requirements including enrolment, compulsory attendance, school curriculum and other requirements of an age-based education system. Provide support outside of school hours including homework or home tutoring schemes, reinforcing classroom teaching, and support to remain engaged in education. Assist young people of post-compulsory school age to engage in alternative education, training and employment options including apprenticeship and traineeship opportunities or tertiary education, and referral to appropriate education, training and employment providers. Undertake early intervention approaches to retain students at risk of disengagement including referral to community learning, mentoring programs, counselling services, and highlighting the importance of education in gaining employment. 1.2 Facilitating English acquisition and access to Language Services SETS does not fund English language training, rather it supports the acquisition of English language skills. SETS Client Services activities may include: Reinforcing the value of utilising English language classes, including awareness of available English language programs, how to access them and the importance of regular attendance. Opportunities to practice English skills in group work, conversational and practical settings. Referral to the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP), the Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) program and/or other suitable programs, and support to remain engaged. Information on the availability of interpreting and translation services and how to access these.
Attachment A Section 1: Types of Services and Support under the National Settlement Framework Section 2: Types of Services and support for Youth Section 3: Links and collaboration with other agencies Section 1: Types of Services and Support under the National Settlement Framework 1.1 Education and Training SETS Client Services activities may include the following: Develop awareness and understanding of the Australian educational system requirements including enrolment, compulsory attendance, school curriculum and other requirements of an age-based education system. Provide support outside of school hours including homework or home tutoring schemes, reinforcing classroom teaching, and support to remain engaged in education. Assist young people of post-compulsory school age to engage in alternative education, training and employment options including apprenticeship and traineeship opportunities or tertiary education, and referral to appropriate education, training and employment providers. Undertake early intervention approaches to retain students at risk of disengagement including referral to community learning, mentoring programs, counselling services, and highlighting the importance of education in gaining employment. 1.2 Facilitating English acquisition and access to Language Services SETS does not fund English language training, rather it supports the acquisition of English language skills. SETS Client Services activities may include: Reinforcing the value of utilising English language classes, including awareness of available English language programs, how to access them and the importance of regular attendance. Opportunities to practice English skills in group work, conversational and practical settings. Referral to the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP), the Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) program and/or other suitable programs, and support to remain engaged. Information on the availability of interpreting and translation services and how to access these.
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