RTO Code: 90171
Refer to Skills for Education & Employment (SEE)
Do you have a participant who wants to learn English or improve their computer skills? At MTC, we put our participants at the heart of everything we do. Everyone who joins us has different levels of English proficiency, computer and employability skills and we tailor our courses to best address their learning needs and skills gaps.
What is the Skills for Education & Employment (SEE) Program?
The SEE Program is designed to provide eligible participants with essential English language, literacy, and digital skills training. This program helps individuals enhance their skills for use at work or to further their studies.
MTC’s SEE Program is an approved activity that equates to 25 PBAS (Points Based Activation System) points per week. Additionally, participants may be eligible for a Progress Payment if they improve in at least one ACSF/DCSF macro skill level (Australian Core Skills Framework and Digital Core Skills Framework) or attend training for a minimum of six months.
The Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program is funded by the Australian Government Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.
Who is eligible for Skills for Education & Employment (SEE)?
To be eligible for the SEE Program, an individual must be:
aged over 15 years and have left school, and
either be an Australian citizen, or a permanent visa holder, or on a provisional or temporary visa with working rights and eligible for the Adult Migrant English Program, or a Pacific Australian Labour Mobility visa holder, and
not enrolled in the Adult Migrant English Program any other Program as advised by the department from time to time.
To find out more details about eligibility, visit the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations website.
How to refer to SEE?
You can refer your participant to MTC’s SEE Program in three ways:
- Refer your participant using our online portal
- Call MTC’s Customer Care team on 1300 232 663
- Email us
MTC offers face-to-face Pre-Training Assessments (PTA) at all MTC sites.
What will your participant learn in SEE?
English Language, Literacy and Numeracy Skills
Our classes teach participants how to read, write, and speak the English language, improving their English skills for work and further training.
Digital skills
Our computer classes focus on digital literacy for learning and work purposes. Participants will also have separate classes focusing on how to use computers and other devices in English.
Industry-Specific Skills
We offer industry-specific SEE pathway courses in Cleaning, Hospitality, Warehousing/Pick Packing, Security, Childcare, Individual/Aged Care, Retail, Construction and Forklifting.
Employability Skills
We help your participants improve their skills to effectively search for jobs, optimise job applications, develop resumes, and get prepared for their next interview. We can also help them prepare for any opportunities in their current employment.
We also assist your participants with their self-reporting requirements on myGov to meet their Mutual Obligation Requirements.
What are our SEE Industry Pathway & Community Access courses?
Our SEE Industry Pathway & Community Access courses are short, industry-specific programs designed to equip your participants with the language, literacy and practical skills needed for their next job. These targeted courses are perfect if your participant knows which industry they want to pursue a career in, helping them transition to employment quickly and confidently.
All of our pathway courses focus on the language, literacy and digital aspects to help prepare your participant for further training or entry level jobs.
Our pathway courses options include:
Childcare
Participants will learn the basics of working with children across a variety of settings.
Cleaning
Participants will learn basic skills required for general cleaning operations, such as Work Health and Safety.
Construction
Participants will learn basic skills related to construction, including Work, Health and Safety principles.
Forklift
Participants will learn the basics of Forklifts and the written component of the forklift license test.
Hospitality
Participants will learn the basics for entry-level jobs in the hospitality industry, including Waiter or Waitress, Restaurant Host, Room Service Attendant, or Concierge.
Individual/Aged Care
Participants need to develop the skills they need for entry-level jobs across a variety of roles in the care sector.
Retail
Participants will develop an understanding of skills they need to work in the retail and hospitality industries.
Warehousing/ Pick Packing
Participants will learn the skills required to work in the warehousing industry.
Our Community Access Course options include:
Workforce Preparation
Participants will learn basic office applications and workplace skills in a course designed to bridge the gap between education and employment. Our experienced trainers will also help your participants develop key workplace skills, such as communication, etiquette and teamwork, while addressing gaps in your participants language, literacy, numeracy and digital (LLND) skills, to ensure they are ready and confident to enter the workforce in their chosen field of employment.
Citizenship
Participants will gain essential knowledge and skills in preparation for the Australian Citizenship test while also improving language, literacy, numeracy and digital (LLND) skills. The course includes test practice sessions and preparation for the final citizenship test.
Driving
Participants will be equipped with the necessary skills to become a confident and responsible driver. Our experienced trainers will cover everything from road rules and safety protocols to practical driving techniques to help meet the requirements of the Australian Driver Knowledge Test.
Does SEE offer a qualification?
At the end of the program, your participant may be eligible to receive Statement/s of Attainment from the following qualifications:
| Course Code | Course Name |
| 22637VIC | Course in English as an Additional Language (EAL) |
| 22471VIC | Course in Initial General Education for Adults |
| 22476VIC | Certificate I in General Education for Adults (Introductory) |
| FSK20119 | Certificate II in Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways |
What are SEE Support Services?
SEE Support Services are designed to help participants thrive in their learning journey. These services address any barriers that might impact their ability to study, find work, stay motivated, or achieve their goals.
Participant Support Officers (PSOs) are participants’ main point of contact for these services, ensuring they receive the help they need. SEE Trainers, Assessors, Admins, and Centre Managers also provide support, either through the PSO or directly.
Whether your participant is learning in-person or remotely, our support services are tailored to their needs. Here are the key components:
Sessions with the Participant Support Officer (PSO) will:
- Help participants get the most out of their studies
- Provide onsite support such as access to food or suitable clothing for job interviews.
- Assist distance learners to stay engaged in their studies
With SEE Support Services, your participants have the assistance they need to succeed and reach their goals.
What is a Participant Support Officer (PSO)?
Participant Support Officers (PSOs) are the key contact for all support services, playing an essential role in helping participants succeed in their training.
PSO duties include:
Overseeing SEE Participant Support Services: Ensuring participants have access to all necessary support and assistance.
Conducting Introductory Sessions: Welcoming each participant within the first 25 hours of training, explaining their role, and outlining the available support services. *
Removing Barriers: Collaborating with participants to overcome any obstacles that might hinder their progress in the program.
Job Seeking Support: Assisting participants in finding sustainable employment with effective job search strategies.
Connecting to Essential Services: Guiding participants to valuable resources like Legal Aid NSW and mental health services.
Promoting Support Services: Keeping participants informed about all the support options available to them.
With the dedicated and proactive support of PSOs, participants are empowered to excel in their studies and achieve their career goals.
*Up to three hours of PSO sessions will be available throughout training.
Find out more about how MTC can help your participant learn English, improve their reading, writing, numeracy and digital skills and get them job ready.
Get in touch with our friendly team at your nearest MTC Australia site to learn more about our SEE Program. You can also phone us on 1300 232 663.