Building on the foundation of skills learned in the Certificate II in Auslan (PSP20218), this course prepares you for advanced Auslan studies and equips you with the ability to communicate confidently in a variety of settings.
There is a growing demand for qualified Auslan interpreters across Australia to ensure equal access to communication for the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community. By completing this course, you will gain the skills needed to meet this critical need and make a meaningful impact in diverse sectors such as education, healthcare, and public services.
We are one of the only two Victorian providers that deliver nationally accredited Certificate III in Auslan which:
Successful completion of this course will enable you to enrol in PSP40818 Certificate IV in Auslan.
| Full Fee | |
| Tuition | $ |
| SAF | $ 50 |
| Materials | $ 50 |
| Total | $ |
Payment plan: $300 upfront at the time of enrolment and $100per week for 26 weeks.
Students with a disability are encouraged to apply.
Enrolment Fee is Non-Refundable*
1 Diamond Creek Road
Greensborough, VIC 3088
5 minutes walk from Greensborough railway station.
Free parking available on site.
Annemarie O’Connell – has over 24 years experience as a Teacher of the Deaf in signed and facility settings, an Educational consultant for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students , and teacher of Auslan since 2019. She recently moved into Adult education and joined the team at DVLC, working as a trainer both on site and in business settings.
Gary Holmfield.- has been teaching Auslan since 2010, firstly with Expression Australia (formerly the Victorian Deaf Society) and later with the Diamond Valley Learning Centre since 2015. He has been involved with several Deaf organisations within the Deaf community and has a passion for Australian Deaf History.
PSPLAN001 Converse in Auslan at a basic user level
PSPLAN002 Compare the fundamental differences between Auslan and English structure
PSPLAN003 Source information on Deaf culture, and communicate according to Deaf protocol
PSPLAN004 Converse in Auslan at an independent user level (familiar subjects)
PSPLAN005 Analyse the structure of Auslan signs
PSPLAN006 Research the development of educational and social conditions for Australian Deaf communities
In addition, students are expected to complete approximately 15 to 20 hours per week for individual study, online learning, reviewing class material, preparing assessments, and review of sign learned in class.
To enroll please book an appointment for an on campus pre-enrolment interview with our course advisor.
Book An AppointmentIf you have any further question please contact us on 03 9435 9060 or via enquiry form.