Living English Series - Learn English - Australia Plus. Create & Print Books Online - Bookemon. English Grammar - Online Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises foe English Language Learners. Immunisation - City of Greater Dandenong. Immunisation advice and 'catch up' service Every Monday from 9.30am-10.30am, Dandenong Civic Centre, 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong.
This service is for newly arrived families (migrants and refugees) to present their child’s vaccination records to be assessed, and then a vaccination 'catch-up' schedule will be determined by a registered nurse. All newly arrived families who have had any vaccinations overseas must attend this specific Monday morning service, as this 'catch-up' advice cannot be provided at a general immunisation session.
City of Greater Dandenong. Youth Services. A-Z of Road Rules : VicRoads. My Licence - Safe driving tips. My Licence - The Driver's Handbook - Seatbelts. Wearing a seatbelt doubles your chances of surviving a serious crash yet despite the benefits shown by road safety research, time and time again too few people buckle up their seatbelt.
One third of all drivers and passengers killed and 9% of vehicle occupants seriously injured are not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash. Many of these deaths and injuries could have been prevented, or be less severe, if the people were wearing a seatbelt. Some of these passengers were children. A restraint or seatbelt will not work at all if it hasn't been correctly fastened. Buckle up - and you double your chance of surviving a crash. The severity of injury received in crashes, especially injuries to the face and head, is significantly lower if occupants wear their seatbelts.
Intermediate. VicRoads. Optical Illusions for Kids. The Body - English Vocabulary. Person-Centred Practice Across Cultures resources. Person-Centred Practice Across Cultures is a series of resources focusing on the crucial importance of cultural awareness and sensitivity in disability support and service delivery.
The below 14 workbooks assist you to be sensitive to and maximise cultural and linguistic diversity in your work. They cover issues such as choice and control for CALD customers, attracting people, engaging with local communities, bilingual workers and interpreters, and the business case for culturally-sensitive service delivery. The Person-Centred Practice Across Cultures project was designed by futures Upfront for NDS. Funding was provided by the NSW Department of Family and Community Services, Ageing, Disability and Home Care.
Empathy Active Listening Choice-making Reflective Practice. Aussie slang by Adelaide TAFE teacher Learn English Online. Behind the News. Culture & Lifestyle. One of the best ways to explore and access this is to involve real Australians.
This may mean excursions – even just within walking distance from your classroom – but there are also other ways to bring ‘real Australians’ into the classroom. Ideas, with related topic content, are listed below: Australian Cultural Dictionary This dictionary is designed for people who are living, or who are going to live, in Australia. We hope it will be particularly useful for international students. Aboriginal culture Get local Aboriginal community figures to come in and talk to students.David Bowie’s Let’s Dance 30 Years On “In 2013, Fairfax spoke with Joelene King, the star of David Bowie’s Let’s Dance video, about its importance for Aboriginal Australians 30 years on.” Mobile apps - Public Transport Victoria. The PTV mobile apps allow you to view service times, use the journey planner and set your favourite stops throughout Victoria for faster access to public transport information on the go.
Free to download, information on each of the apps is available below: iPhone app Download the PTV iPhone app The latest update of the app is now available! (October 2016) Features: For useful hints and tips, see How to use the PTV iPhone app. Please note: The PTV iPhone app was designed to function on iOS 7 or higher, but will work on iOS 6. PTV ScreenReader app for iPhone. New Roots: Smartphone app to help refugees navigate Australian life.
Posted For many refugees, adjusting to a new country and getting used to the culture, language and customs of their new home can be a challenge.
Nearly 12,000 Syrian refugees expected to arrive in Australia over the coming months, and a new smartphone application has been developed to help the transition. The New Roots app is the first of its kind in Australia and was developed by Settlement Services International (SSI) together with Beyond Blue, and funded by donations to the Movember Foundation. Resources: Tutor Resources - 1 Welcome. Welcome to Tutor Resources for the AMEP.
Here you’ll find a wide range of Topic Packs to assist you in your tutoring. Tutor Resources are intended to complement your existing resources. Each Topic Pack contains a Topic Plan outlining the tasks, language focus, learning activities and resource requirementsTutor Notes with detailed instructions on how to carry out each activityWorksheets and Flash cards. Topic Packs are organised by Levels and by Settlement Themes. The Topic Packs can be accessed from the menu on the left hand side of this page. Portal welcome page 151005 0. Home - Public Transport Victoria. Fast Connect. Department of Social Services, Australian Government. The Australian Government has developed a Family Safety Pack for men and women coming to Australia.
It includes information on Australia’s laws regarding domestic and family violence, sexual assault and forced marriage, and a woman’s right to be safe. The pack includes four factsheets on the following topics: The pack also includes a low literacy storyboard. Anyone accessing the pack is encouraged to share it with their community, organisation or family. The family safety pack is a key initiative of the Second Action Plan of the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children 2010-2022. The Family Safety Pack is translated into the 46 languages below: Interpreters play a crucial role in ensuring that people who don’t speak English, or speak English as a second language, are able to access appropriate support and legal services.
ReadSpeaker® docReader™ Migrants, refugees and visitors - Australian Government Department of Human Services. Triple Zero (000) Page Content Stay focused, stay relevant, stay on the line Is someone seriously injured or in need of urgent medical help?
Aussie English for the Beginner HTML version. Australian English has developed a rich and distinct vocabulary that some would say reflects our dry wit and occasional wisdom.
Explore the origins and meanings of our common Australian words and idioms, and test your knowledge of Australian English. The definitions in Aussie English for the Beginner have been provided by the Australian National Dictionary Centre and the cartoons developed by David Pope. Explore the HTML version. Border TV. Australia.gov.au. Help for refugees, humanitarian entrants and new arrivals - Australian Government Department of Human Services. There is help for you if you have recently come to live in Australia, depending on your visa. You may have to serve a waiting period, and other rules may apply. Payments. New to Australia series. Life in Australia booklet. If you are applying for a provisional or permanent visa, you need to read, or have had explained to you, the Life in Australia booklet before you sign the Australian Values Statement. If you have difficulty, or are unable to read the booklet, ask a friend or family member to explain the contents to you.
Alternatively, you can have the content of the booklet explained to you by your sponsor or your agent if you have one, or by a departmental officer. Other residents of Australia might also find the booklet useful, particularly those who work with migrants or who have relatives or friends who have recently arrived in Australia. Lia english full. Department of Social Services, Australian Government. Attachments The Beginning a Life in Australia (BaLIA) booklet provides helpful settlement information and links to other websites and resources for newly arrived migrants, humanitarian entrants, and their sponsors and service providers. The booklet was updated in 2016 and is now available in English. It will also be available in the languages in the table below. The BaLIA booklet is best viewed on a computer or other device so that you can follow the many links.
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