Inmates who have been released from NSW correctional centres can request for academic records. Access to a legal information research service.Ĭorrectional centre libraries are run by Education staff and trained inmate clerks, and are generally open when education programs are running.Ī mobile library service is available to inmates housed in an area where they cannot access the library.Recreational, educational and informational resources and.Reference books and computer legal resources to assist in legal defence and litigation.The latest edition of the Operations Procedures Manual.The latest edition of appropriate state and federal legislation.Correctional Centre librariesĮach correctional centre has at least one library where offenders can access a range of fiction, non-fiction and reference books as well as newspapers and magazines.Ĭorrectional centre libraries provide offenders access to: Inmates are required to contribute towards the costs of their study. Some courses and subjects are not available as they require special equipment or field work. Inmates in NSW correctional centres do not have access to the internet which greatly restricts the delivery of distance education courses and the inmate’s ability to undertake research. A course enrolment must be supported in an inmate’s case plan. Inmates may be eligible to participate in tertiary courses provided by external education institutions. ![]() Vocational and Education TrainingĬSNSW works in partnership with Registered Training Organisations to support employment in Corrective Services Industries and to increase to attain post-release employment.Ĭourses delivered in correctional centres include Workplace Health and Safety, First Aid, Forklift, Welding, Chainsaw, Food Preparation, Engineering and Asset Maintenance. Traineeships can be done in a range of industries including clothing production, construction, engineering, forests and forest products, Health Support Services (laundry support), hospitality (kitchen operations) and transport and logistics. Upon completing a traineeship, trainees receive an Australian Qualification Framework qualification as well as a Certificate of Proficiency which supports their post-release employment opportunities. Offender trainees receive qualification as well as a Certificate of Proficiency and support post release employment opportunities. Inmates who are employed with Corrective Services Industries can participate in a traineeship program. Intensive Learning Centres are located at Mid North Coast Correctional Centre, South Coast Correctional Centre, Wellington Correctional Centre and Lithgow Correctional Centre. The aim of the Intensive Learning Centres is is to reduce an inmate’s risk of re-offending through educational achievement as measured by the attainment of nationally accredited certificates. Intensive Learning Centres provide full-time education programs to inmates within a culture of learning to assist them in developing learning and social skills to participate in further education and work opportunities. The full list of accredited courses and qualifications that AEVTI has approval to deliver is available at All training and assessments delivered meets the requirements of the VET Quality Framework.įurther information about the courses delivered by AEVTI can be found in the Course Handbook. The Adult Education and Vocational Training Institute (AEVTI) is the registered training organisation (RTO) for the provision of education programs for inmates in NSW correctional centres. The Adult Education and Vocational Training Institute (AEVTI) Specialist correctional centres keyboard_arrow_right.St Heliers Correctional Centre (Muswellbrook).Silverwater Women's Correctional Centre. ![]()
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