Nationally Accredited Training offered through the SEE Program
The SEE program is structured around your unique needs with targeted training providing the right skills for your future.
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See below for the list of our free nationally accredited qualifications delivered by SMYL.
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Please note that not all qualifications are offered at all locations - click to download our SEE Information Booklet or contact us for more information on what is offered in your local area.
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22688VIC
Course in Initial General Education for Adults
This is a nationally recognised qualification and can assist you to go on to further education, training or employment. ​​
22689VIC
Certificate I in General Education for Adults (Introductory)
This is a nationally recognised qualification and can assist you to go on to further education, training or employment. ​​
22690VIC
Certificate I in General Education for Adults
This is a nationally recognised qualification and can assist you to go on to further education, training or employment. ​​
22691VIC
Certificate II in General Education for Adults
This is a nationally recognised qualification and can assist you to go on to further education, training or employment. ​​
52877WA
Certificate I in New Opportunities for Women (NOW)
This course is a bridging program that offers women an opportunity to explore various career options, build seff-confidence and gain academic standards necessary to enter other courses.
CHC22015
Certificate II in Community Services
A Certificate II in Community Services gives you the skills needed to help secure a job in Care Worker roles and develop the skills and knowledge needed to work across different sectors of the community services industry.
CHC32015
Certificate III in Community Services
A Certificate III in Community Services builds on foundation skills and prepares you for a wider range of roles supporting individuals and communities across the community services sector.
SIR20216
Certificate II in
Retail Services
A Certificate II in Retail Services gives you the skills needed to help secure a job in the retail industry and develop the skills and knowledge needed to work across different sectors of the retail industry.
52878WA
Certificate I in Leadership​
A Certificate I in Leadership develops basic leadership and teamwork skills, building confidence to participate effectively in the workplace or further training.
BSB10120
Certificate I in Workplace Skills​
A Certificate I in Workplace Skills will prepare you with the skills needed to develop your digital literacy, communication and organisational skills.
BSB20120
Certificate II in Workplace Skills
A Certificate II in Workplace Skills will give you the skills needed to further your digital literacy skills and prepare you for the workplace.
BSB30120
Certificate III in Business
A Certificate III in Business will give you the skills needed to help secure a job in an office environment and develop the administrative skills and knowledge needed to work across different industry sectors.
Digital Basics for Work and Life
Digital Basics for Work and Life is a beginner friendly program designed to help people build confidence using technology.
This course supports learners who want to develop practical digital skills that can be used in everyday life, and employment.
Participants will be introduced to digital devices such as smartphones, tablets, and computers, and will practise using them to complete real world tasks.
No prior experience is needed. The course is suitable for beginners and those who feel unsure about technology.
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Learners are encouraged to bring their own smartphone or tablet so they can practise on a device they already use.
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During the program learners will develop skills to-
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use digital devices more confidently
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navigate websites and search for information online
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send emails and basic messages
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complete online forms and applications
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access online services and job information
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understand basic online safety and privacy
This program is a great starting point for anyone wanting to improve their digital confidence and build skills for work and everyday life.
Use a variety of devices
Learn how to use tablets and other mobile devices for everyday tasks.
Improve your typing skills
Improve your typing skills and learn how to use a keyboard more efficiently. Practise accuracy and speed to make everyday computer tasks easier.
Computer skills
Develop practical computer skills such as creating simple documents, saving files, and navigating folders.
Download and use apps
Learn how to download, set up, and use useful apps on your device. Explore tools that can help with communication, organisation, learning, and job searching.
Computers for work use
Understand how to use a desktop computer in a workplace setting, including correct posture and workstation setup.
Navigate the internet, send and receive emails
Learn how to search the internet to find information and services. Set up and use email to send messages, receive important information, and communicate online.