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 | Community Information and Services/Multicultural/English (ESL)| Online resources and educational institutions specialising in ESL |
Adult Migrant English Program [YOU WILL NOW LEAVE THE community.gov.au WEBSITE] | | Description | The Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) provides up to 510 hours of basic English language tuition to migrants and refugees from non-English speaking backgrounds. The program is provided by the Australian Government to help newly-arrived migrants and refugees settle successfully in Australia. | | Author | Australian Government - Department of Immigration and Citizenship |
EnglishClub.com | | Description | Provides a range of helpful information on vocabulary,Grammar and pronunciation. A series of homework modules with answers are provided for use and cover a broad range of topics. | | Author | Commercial Organisation - EnglishClub.net | | Country | USA |
Fitzroy Learning Network, Victoria [YOU WILL NOW LEAVE THE community.gov.au WEBSITE] | | Description | "The Fitzroy Learning Network is in the multicultural heart of the suburb of Fitzroy. For ten years we have been helping migrants and the local people of Fitzroy to improve their English and learn new skills. Through our classes and regular social events, people have the unique opportunity to meet and socialise with the people who make up our diverse local community." | | Author | Community Organisation - Fitzroy Learning Network |
Springvale Community Aid & Advice Bureau (SCAAB), Victoria [YOU WILL NOW LEAVE THE community.gov.au WEBSITE] | | Description | SCAAB is a community-based organisation, which exists to provide practical services for people in the community. They can assist with matters concerning immigration, Centrelink, housing, tenancy, education, consumer issues, financial matters, English classes, Child Support Scheme, childcare, employment services and youth services. They can help you with family and personal problems and can help you with forms. Their services are free and confidential. The building is accessible for wheelchairs. | | Author | Community Organisation - Springvale Community Aid Advice Bureau |
Teaching English Resource [YOU WILL NOW LEAVE THE community.gov.au WEBSITE] | | Description | Teaching English is the online home for Australia's English teaching professionals. We provide teaching resources, news, professional learning opportunities and jobs.
The most important commodity that English teachers have is time. Teaching English aims to save your time by providing a single point of access for all teaching resources.
On this site you will find the latest education news, teachers' notes from major Australian and international publishers, lesson plans and activities from teachers around Australia and employment opportunities from Australia and overseas.
Accessing Teaching English is easy - just pay one annual subscription of $66 and log on whenever you like. Teaching English will become an indispensable tool in your daily work.
Once you are a member, all resources are free of charge. You can use them in your classroom or in any other learning environment. |
The AMES Social Enterprises Network - The Ambassador Newspaper, Victoria [YOU WILL NOW LEAVE THE community.gov.au WEBSITE] | | Description | Australia's first Horn of Africa newspaper, The Ambassador, was released in June 2004 and brings community news and information to Melbourne's fastest growing community. The Newspaper has a general section in English, with regionally specific sections in Arabic, Amharic, Dinka, Oromo, Somali, Tigrinya and Harari.
An award winning publication, The Ambassador has been recognised for its contribution to multiculturalism and its vital role in the provision of key resettlement information | | Language | English, Arabic, Amharic, Dinka, Oromo, Somali, Tigrinya, Harari |
The Tomorrow Foundation [YOU WILL NOW LEAVE THE community.gov.au WEBSITE] | | Description | The Tomorrow Foundation was formed in 2005 to provide recreational and support programs for refugees living in Melbourne. The program aims to create links and understanding between the new arrivals and the Australian community.
The Tomorrow Foundation nurtures and strengthens refugee communities in Australia by building their capacity to support development programs in Australia and overseas. | | Author | The Tomorrow Foundation |
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