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Education video

This video includes Auslan, subtitles and a transcript.

Transcript

Hi, I'm Ben.

And I'm Claudia.

Today we'll be talking about the area of life that relates to education.

Tertiary education

When you finish high school, you could go on to do further studies or training. The Australian Government and other authorities provide strategies, services and support for young people with disability. They’ll help you to get the most out of your tertiary experiences.

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Tertiary education

Primary and high school

Once formal schooling starts, it is important for children with disability to be part of an inclusive community, contribute to classroom activities and build positive relationships.

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Primary and high school

Early childhood education

Young children with disability may experience early childhood education at home, at childcare centres, at pre-schools or at kindergartens. Early childhood education occurs the year before full-time schooling starts. Information and support may be available to help you make sure that your child with disability and/or developmental delay has a positive start to their education.

Find out what is available in your state or territory

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Early childhood education

Education

Learners with disability have the right to an education that develops their skills and capabilities. Very young children, school-goers and tertiary students can all benefit from a good education. In addition, you can look at short courses and consider further studies that suit you, no matter what your age.

Education

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