Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Programme — Enrolment

Issuing authority

Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR), delivered through accredited SEE providers

Official source

How to apply

1. Confirm eligibility: you must be 15 or older, have left school, and need help with language, literacy, numeracy, or digital literacy — SEE is open to job seekers, employed people, volunteers, and those re-entering the workforce.
2. Choose your access pathway: (a) direct enrolment — contact a SEE provider such as Navitas Skilled Futures, TAFE NSW, TAFE SA, or another of the 22 national providers directly without needing a referral; or (b) referral pathway — ask your Employment Services consultant (Workforce Australia, Disability Employment Services, ParentsNext, Community Development Program, or Transition to Work) to refer you.
3. Contact your chosen SEE provider or search for providers at dewr.gov.au/skills-education-and-employment/see-providers.
4. Undergo an initial assessment with the provider to determine your current literacy, numeracy, and language levels.
5. Complete the provider's enrolment paperwork — no single national form number; each provider manages their own enrolment process.
6. Meet with the provider's SEE Participant Support Officer (SPSO) within the first 25 hours of training to develop your individual learning plan.
7. Attend training — delivered face-to-face, online, or via distance learning; options exist across metropolitan, regional, and remote areas.
8. Upon completion, receive support transitioning to further education, vocational training, or employment.

Related topics

Related forms

• Training Contract — New Apprenticeship/Traineeship
• Training Contract Variation (Change of Employer / Hours / Qualification)
• Training Contract Suspension Application
• Training Contract Cancellation / Termination
• Training Contract Completion Form