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Trade Talk is an e-learning multimedia product designed for a General Construction Training Package. The aim is to support first year general construction students in their development of relevant language, literacy and numeracy skills. The project has been funded by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) and is part of the Workplace English Language and Literacy (WELL) program.

Kiama is a registered training organisation in NSW offering courses in the areas of computer and multimedia, digital lifestyle, business and career, interest and leisure, language and literacy.

Skills.net is a community-based program funded by Multimedia Victoria which provides internet training and access to people who wouldn't otherwise have access to the internet. The site provides background information about the program and includes links to project providers, available services and events.Skills.net provides free or affordable Internet training and access to those Victorians who wouldn't otherwise have such access. By creating or expanding existing community-based Internet facilities, Skills.net is making available new technology, multimedia equipment and training to meet the information and communication needs of all Victorians. Skills.net projects, coordinated by community organisations such as neighbourhood houses, community centres and public libraries, are giving Victorians the skills and online services they need to understand the Internet and make the Net work. Funding was $460,000 ($10,000 per community group).

Southern Queensland Institute of TAFE services the vocational education and training needs of most of southern and south-west of the State of Queensland, Australia.

This site provides information on online courses and training available from TAFE SA. Details are provided on connecting to the internet and accessing online courses, course modules available and enrolling for a course. Links to sample online modules are also included.