Other English Programs, Work and Study

If you can’t learn English through the AMEP or you have finished lessons, there are other programs that may help you learn English, find a job or study.

I want to learn more English

You may be able to learn English through other Commonwealth or State programs.

• The Language, Literacy and Numeracy Program (LLNP) provides up to 800 hours of language, literacy and numeracy training over two years to those having difficulties finding employment due to low literacy or English language competency.
  See: Language, Literacy and Numeracy Program (LLNP)
  
  
• The Workplace English Language and Literacy (WELL) Program provides funding to employers for training their workers in English language, literacy and numeracy skills.
  See: Workplace English Language and Literacy (WELL) Program
  
  
• The English as a second language – New Arrivals program provides eligible newly-arrived students with intensive English language tuition.
  See: English as a Second Language – New Arrivals Program

I want to get a job

Centrelink is a Government agency that can tell you how to find a job.
See: Centrelink

I want to study

Your teacher or service provider can talk to you about planning your future study.

The Australian Education Network website has a list of Universities and TAFEs in Australia.
See: Australian Education Network

Leaving the AMEP

Tell your teacher or service provider if you are leaving the AMEP. If you don’t, you may lose some of your free hours for learning English.

Your teacher or service provider can tell you about other ways of learning English with the AMEP and how to come back to AMEP classes later.

If you have finished your free hours of English classes, your service provider will talk to you about learning more English, finding a job, or study.