Semester 2, 2008
“Abilities Beaconsfield”
Start Date: Tuesday 22 July
TIME Tuesday
Life Skills
9:00
2.30 Alternating between Challenger
TAFE Beaconsfield computer labs
and community locations
Incorporating transportation and
money handling skills
Personal management Skills
Skills and tools for applying personal
independence and responsibility in
everyday situations
Community skills
Knowledge and skills to use community
structures and activities in order to
participate more fully in the community
Room C118
Every Second Week in the
Community
Please note: This timetable may be subject to change.
Co-ordinators: Tracy Fryer 0421 553 637
tracy.fryer@challengertafe.wa.edu.au
3163 Certificate 1 in Work Education
Finish Date: Fri 12 December
TIME THURSDAY
Communication through
Art/Drama
9:00 Interpersonal Communications skills
Conversational and other skills to make and
12.00 maintain relationships
Participate in a team and individually to
achieve organisation goals
establish own work schedule, participate in a
team structure
Participate in basic workplace
Communication communicate information,
participate in group discussions to achieve
outcomes and represent views of the group to
others
Computer Based Maths and
12.30 Art
2.30 Enables students to develop confidence to
perform simple and familiar numeracy tasks
and to develop the ability to make sense of
maths in their daily personal lives. Includes
measurement, shapes, numbers, graphs,
computing, calculators in relation to shopping,
travelling, cooking, woodwork, interpreting
public information and time.
Follow Workplace Safety procedures
S Shed/ Room C118
michelle.dodd@challengertafe.wa.edu.au
Term break 22/9 – 10/10
TIME FRIDAY
Communication through
Music
9:00 Interpersonal Communications skills
Conversational and other skills to make and
12.00 maintain relationships
Participate in a team and individually to
achieve organisation goals
establish own work schedule, participate in a
team structure
Participate in basic workplace
Communication communicate information,
participate in group discussions to achieve
outcomes and represent views of the group to
others
Computer Based Maths and
Art
12.30 Enables students to develop confidence to
2.30 perform simple and familiar numeracy tasks
and to develop the ability to make sense of
maths in their daily personal lives. Includes
measurement, shapes, numbers, graphs,
computing, calculators in relation to shopping,
travelling, cooking, woodwork, interpreting
public information and time.
Follow Workplace Safety procedures
S Shed/ Room C118
Michelle Dodd 0412 202 720
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Com Lab C118