Resources developed with funding through DEEWR’s Workplace English Language and Literacy (WELL) programme help learners to make the most of vocational education and training. By supporting the development of contextualised language, literacy and numeracy skills, WELL resources equip learners to succeed in their vocational training and skills development.

WELL resources come in many forms, including professional development materials, advice for trainers and assessors, learner guides, workbooks, interactive CDs and online tools, and are available for a wide range of industries and occupations.

Information on WELL resources and their availability is now included in VOCED, a free research database for technical and vocational education and training. Visiting the site will provide you with bibliographic records of resources, including author, title, date, publication type, abstract, subject headings and an availability statement about where the resources can be purchased or borrowed.

To search the database visit: www.voced.edu.au.

Resources developed with funding through DEEWR’s Workplace English Language and Literacy (WELL) programme help learners to make the most of vocational education and training. By supporting the development of contextualised language, literacy and numeracy skills, WELL resources equip learners to succeed in their vocational training and skills development.

WELL resources come in many forms, including professional development materials, advice for trainers and assessors, learner guides, workbooks, interactive CDs and online tools, and are available for a wide range of industries and occupations.

Information on WELL resources and their availability is now included in VOCED, a free research database for technical and vocational education and training. Visiting the site will provide you with bibliographic records of resources, including author, title, date, publication type, abstract, subject headings and an availability statement about where the resources can be purchased or borrowed.

To search the database visit: www.voced.edu.au.