Auslan Introduction
This concise program highlights the pivotal role of workplace communication skills. No formal prerequisites are needed, and upon finishing, students can advance to our Intermediate level Auslan course. Participants gain both theoretical and hands-on expertise in effective communication with Deaf or hard of hearing individuals. Our curriculum covers essential aspects of Auslan such as self-introduction, providing directions, and interpreting body language, enabling seamless interactions with peers and colleagues.
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Group Training
MSA Training and Professional Development has a department that specialises in Group Training. We design programs and courses to suit your needs.
Funding Available
Government funding is available to participants who are completing a Certificate / Diploma level course and who meet eligibility criteria.
Key benefits of studying Auslan
Enhanced communication skills
Learning Auslan opens doors to improved communication not only with Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals but also with diverse communities. It enhances your ability to connect with others on a deeper level, fostering inclusivity.
Career opportunities
Proficiency in Auslan can significantly boost your career prospects. Many industries, such as education, healthcare, and customer service, value employees who can communicate effectively with Deaf clients or students, making you a sought-after candidate.
Cultural awareness
Auslan is more than just a language; it's a window into Deaf culture. Learning it promotes cultural sensitivity and understanding, allowing you to interact respectfully with Deaf individuals and communities.
Personal growth
The primary pathway from this qualification is entry level employment in a range of administration sectors. After achieving this qualification candidates may undertake a qualification in Certificate IV in Education Support or Certificate IV in Disability as a suitable training pathway and would support career progression.
Why study with MSA Training and Professional Development?
MSA Training and Professional Development is a not-for-profit service provided by the Monash Student Association, located at Monash University in Clayton. Our courses are open to all, not just to students and staff. We have fast become recognised for our high standards in student services, facilities and specialised training programs. We are committed to delivering the best practice in our training and assessment, learning environments, learning materials and innovative trainers.
