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關於成人移民英語計劃
- 學習在澳大利亞生活、工作、學習所需 的實用英文
- 了解如何獲得政府和社區服務
- 與新到澳大利亞的人交朋友
- 做好工作或學習準備，為您的未來做好計劃
資格標準
- 持有家庭、技術移民、人道主義、配偶 簽證或獲批臨時簽證*
- 不能說 / 讀 / 寫英文或需要提高英文水準
- 年齡18歲以上，某些15-17歲的青少 年移民也可能有資格。
靈活的學習選擇
- 全日制或兼職學習，學習地點遍及昆士蘭各地
- 如果不能全日制學習，有志願家庭輔導 教師提供支援。
- 線上遠程學習
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- 參加適合您英文水準的班級
- 在學習期間，有社區聯絡官和 AMEP 個 案經理為您提供支援
- 學習關於澳大利亞職場的語言，文化和 實踐
- 如果您教育程度有限,或有影響到學習能力的問題, 可獲得額外英語輔導課。
- 在學習英文期間獲得免費托兒服務（取決於資格）
- 準備面試和簡歷
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The AMEP is funded by the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs. In Queensland, the AMEP is delivered through TAFE Queensland.
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