Rental application process Participants know how to locate (newspaper, internet, real estate rental accommodation through a completed self-assessment agents etc.) variety of sources. of their achievement against the Key Outcomes Signing a lease, bonds and Participants know their tenancy condition reports obligations, including property participated in discussions penalties for maintenance. about housing and tenancy breaking lease, rental issues as they apply to them inspections) Participants know that landlords also have obligations, including demonstrated an Tenancy information (paying property maintenance. understanding of key rent, rights and responsibilities, information and terminology where to get legal advice) Participants know the importance in the area of housing and of changing address with essential tenancy Connecting (and disconnecting) agencies when moving house. utilities demonstrated an ability, Participants know the fire risks in individually or as part of a Looking after your home and the home and how to respond to family group, to staying safe (cleaning, property them. independently complete maintenance, garden components of the maintenance, rubbish and Participants can complete tenancy rental process. recycling, water conservation application processes (with practices, damage, locks and assistance from support agencies if keys, fire alarms, what to do in necessary). the event of a fire, including having an evacuation plan, gas Participants can connect household etc.) utilities (with assistance from support agencies if necessary). Getting on with your neighbours (e.g. noise, keeping pets) Ending a lease, changing your address CORE KEY OUTCOMES ACHIEVEMENT STANDARDS 3. Transport Participants are they will In order to successfully initially be reliant on public transport complete the Transport topic, Indicative content: and that options vary in different participants should have: Public transport (purchasing locations. tickets, transport routes, attended Orientation timetables etc.) Participants know the most efficient sessions offered for public transport routes to get them to Transport Driving related laws (seatbelts shopping, educational institutions, and child safety seats, driving services and community events. completed self-assessment without a licence, driving while of their achievement against suspended, exceeding the Participants know they must learn the Key Outcomes speed limit, driving while talking Australian road rules and undertake
Rental application process (newspaper, internet, real estate agents etc.) Signing a lease, bonds and condition reports penalties for breaking lease, rental inspections) Tenancy information (paying rent, rights and responsibilities, where to get legal advice) Connecting (and disconnecting) utilities Looking after your home and staying safe (cleaning, property maintenance, garden maintenance, rubbish and recycling, water conservation practices, damage, locks and keys, fire alarms, what to do in the event of a fire, including having an evacuation plan, gas etc.) Getting on with your neighbours (e.g. noise, keeping pets) Ending a lease, changing your address Participants know how to locate rental accommodation through a variety of sources. Participants know their tenancy obligations, including property maintenance. Participants know that landlords also have obligations, including property maintenance. Participants know the importance of changing address with essential agencies when moving house. Participants know the fire risks in the home and how to respond to them. Participants can complete tenancy application processes (with assistance from support agencies if necessary). Participants can connect household utilities (with assistance from support agencies if necessary). completed self-assessment of their achievement against the Key Outcomes participated in discussions about housing and tenancy issues as they apply to them demonstrated an understanding of key information and terminology in the area of housing and tenancy demonstrated an ability, individually or as part of a family group, to independently complete components of the rental process. CORE KEY OUTCOMES ACHIEVEMENT STANDARDS 3. Transport Indicative content: Public transport (purchasing tickets, transport routes, timetables etc.) Driving related laws (seatbelts and child safety seats, driving without a licence, driving while suspended, exceeding the speed limit, driving while talking Participants are they will initially be reliant on public transport and that options vary in different locations. Participants know the most efficient public transport routes to get them to shopping, educational institutions, services and community events. Participants know they must learn Australian road rules and undertake In order to successfully complete the Transport topic, participants should have: attended Orientation sessions offered for Transport completed self-assessment of their achievement against the Key Outcomes
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