CrunchGrade Year 11 EALD Level 1 Tutoring Service in Tasmania offers special learning programs for refugees, new arrivals to Australia, and learners for whom English is a second language.
All our EALD tutors are experienced and qualified teachers who have a wide range of knowledge in assisting students from different cultural backgrounds with their studies. The programs focus on the delivery of the curriculum content engagingly and interactively, so that students are able to learn Australian English effectively.
In addition, the programs aim to develop the students' cross-cultural understanding and awareness, so that they can participate more effectively in the mainstream classroom.
If you are a Year 11 EALD student in Tasmania, contact CrunchGrade today to find out more about our online tutoring programs and how we can help you achieve your study goals.
CrunchGrade tutoring program for students in Tasmania follows the Year 11 EALD syllabus as prescribed by the Tasmanian Assessment, Standards & Certification (TASC) office.
At CrunchGrade, we help students learn about common protocols in social situations, sending and responding to simple emails and SMS, and understanding cultural gestures and behaviours in Australia.
At CrunchGrade, we focus on helping students use graphic organisers like mind maps, tables, flowcharts, spider charts, fishbones, idea wheels and timelines. We also teach students basic research skills, such as finding information in texts.
At CrunchGrade, our Year 11 EALD level tutoring online experts help students with selecting appropriate text forms, maintaining a flow in their writing, using simple graphic organisers to present information, using electronic whiteboards and digital projectors, and more.
In English as an Additional Language or Dialect (EAL/D) Level 1 course, students learn to use Standard Australian English (SAE) language in more formal settings, such as in public or a workplace.
They learn to use grammar, dictionaries, and style guides appropriately. They also become familiar with common abbreviations and logographs.
As a Level 1 EALD student, you might face some challenges in understanding and using the correct SAE words, phrases and sentence structures. You might also have difficulty comprehending information presented in different forms, such as spoken, written or visual.
At CrunchGrade, we understand your learning challenges and offer a range of services to help you overcome them. Our online EALD tutors are highly experienced and qualified. They use the latest technology and resources to help you learn effectively.
They can work with you through Level 2 and Level 3 courses too and help you learn Australian English using the language and culture you already know.
Contact us now to know more about our services or to get started with your Year 11 EALD Level 1 course!
When you hire our English tutors, they create a customised study plan for you to be able to understand and identify the main ideas and information in simple texts, respond to them appropriately and create short and simple texts in written or spoken or multimodal forms.
We offer plenty of opportunities for students to talk about everyday topics with their teachers and help them express their ideas and feelings in English. Our teachers encourage students to use a range of resources, such as books, websites, newspapers and magazines to develop their language skills.
They also work on building your confidence in using SAE by providing regular feedback and organising speaking and writing practice sessions with you.
At Level 1, students are expected to learn VET competencies equivalent to AQF Certificate 1. They are expected to follow rules, procedures and guidelines that are clearly laid down and require minimum judgement.
Students learn to do tasks and activities based on their limited range of English knowledge and skills. Vocabulary, grammar, punctuation and common usage of Australian English are some topics that are covered in this level.
Students who are learning English as a second language often face difficulties in understanding the native English speakers and they are not able to follow their conversations.
They also have trouble comprehending the Australian accent and slang. This can be a barrier in their learning process as they are not able to understand the concepts being taught in class.
Tutoring EALD Level 1 course to such students requires a lot of patience and practice. The tutor must be able to explain the concepts clearly in simple language. At CrunchGrade, our online EALD tutors use customised study plans and the latest resources to help you learn effectively.
Year 11 EALD Level 1 tutoring program we design for students is flexible and convenient. Our USPs include:
Use a range of resources to help you learn effectively: Our tutors incorporate a range of resources, such as books, websites, newspapers and magazines to help you develop your language skills. We also encourage students to read blogs, watch videos and listen to podcasts related to their areas of interest.