What is the SEE program?

What can I learn?

The SEE program can help you to:

• Learn to use technology such as computers, tablets and smartphones
• Assist you with everyday tasks like filling in forms and applying for a Driver’s Licence
• Improve your reading, writing, spelling and numeracy
• Learn or improve your English language skills
• Employability skills

The program is flexibly tailored to the individual needs and goals of each student. 

Students can start at any level and learn at their own pace.

What qualifications can I achieve?

The SEE program offers the opportunity to study towards achieving the following qualifications:

Certificate in General Education for Adults (CGEA)
Up to Certificate II level
This is a nationally recognised qualification and can assist you to go on to further education, training or employment.

Course in Gaining Access to Training and Employment (GATE)
This qualification helps to improve academic skills in order to undertake further training or education and enhance employment opportunities.

View the full list of qualifications here.

Am I eligible?

You may be eligible for the SEE program if you:

• Are of working age (15 years and over)
• Are registered as a job seeker with the Services Australia (Centrelink) and looking for full-time work
• Are not a full-time student
• Satisfy visa requirements

To find out if you are eligible for the SEE program and to get a referral, talk to the Services Australia (Centrelink) or your local Referring Agency

Where can I attend?

Centacare delivers the SEE Program from the following locations:

Cannington
4/1236 Albany Highway, Cannington WA 6107   Get Directions
ESS Activity ID: 4861315

Gosnells
2318 Albany Highway, Gosnells WA 6110   Get Directions
ESS Activity ID: 3761315

Fremantle – Site open on 31st May 2021
3/19 Essex Street, Fremantle WA 6160 Get Directions
ESS Activity ID: 36989342

Armadale
7/42 Commerce Avenue, Armadale WA 6112  Get Directions
ESS Activity ID: 29789342

All of our training sites are easily accessible via public transport.

When can I study?

Centacare accepts enrolments on a rolling intake basis so students are welcome to join the SEE program at any time.

There are no start and finish dates for the program and students have the flexibility to learn at their own pace.

The SEE program is 650 hours in total.

How do I enrol?

If you’re interested in joining the SEE program, you should speak to your nearest Services Australia (Centrelink) or Referring Agency and ask to be referred to Centacare’s SEE program. Referring Agencies for the SEE program include:

• Services Australia (Centrelink)
• Jobactive providers
• Disability Employment Services providers
• Transition to Work providers
• ParentsNext providers

Once your eligibility has been confirmed by the Agency, you can be referred into the program and Centacare will conduct a Pre Training Assessment with you before you commence with us.