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Meet our AMEP Student: Inna

28 Nov

Written By Dana D.Dub

Meet Inna, one of our dedicated AMEP students, studying Course in EAL.

Did you know the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) is a free, government-funded initiative designed to help eligible migrants and humanitarian entrants improve their English skills and settle into life in Australia?
At our center, we’re proud to offer four levels of AMEP classes, supporting around 100 students on their journey to enhance their English and connect with the community. Here’s what Inna has to share about her experience learning English through our AMEP program.
Eager to learn more about our courses and activities? Contact us today:
(03) 9087 1155
olympic@oae.vic.edu.au
Or visit our list of courses and programs by clicking here.

Related Topics: Explore our Course Catalogue and Term 4 Schedule here.

Dana D.Dub

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Olympic Neighbourhood House:

Has zero tolerance for child abuse
Actively works to listen to and empower children
Aas systems to protect children from abuse, and will take all allegations and concerns very seriously and responds to them consistently in line with the organisation’s policies and procedures and current legislation
Is committed to promoting cultural safety for Aboriginal children, cultural safety for children from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds, and to providing a safe environment for children with a disability
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