Language, Literacy and Numeracy Skills Test

  • Understanding student skill levels
  • Determining student support needs
  • Setting up students to succeed

The purpose of this tool is to check your readiness for study at Diploma level. If you have not completed year 12 or a post-school qualification, you will need to complete this tool.
Outcomes from this tool will be used by CAL to develop support strategies for learners and, to decide whether or not the team at CAL is able to provide additional support services you might need.
This tool is used for all Diploma level qualifications offered at the College for Adult Learning. NOTE: You only have to complete this tool once.

Meeting Clause 1.7 of the Standards for RTOs 2015

The Standards for Registered Training Organisations (SRTOs) 2015 requires all RTOs to determine the support services necessary for individuals to meet the requirements of their desired training product, as outlined in clause 1.7 (see clause below).

Clause 1.7 from the Standards for Registered Training Organisations 2015:

The RTO determines the support needs of individual learners and provides access to the educational and support services necessary for the individual learner to meet the requirements of the training product as specified in training packages or VET accredited courses.

  • Format of LLN Test

    This LLN Test covers 4 foundation skills (i.e. numeracy, writing, reading and oral component). Please ensure you allocate time to complete the LLN Test in full.

    There are 25 questions you must answer. Be sure to carefully read the information contained in each question before attempting to answer it.
  • ‘our coarse will give you the skills you need to pursue a career in business administraton’
  • Bob operates earthmoving equipment in a sometimes noisy work environment, so his supervisor usually sends him SMS messages to communicate with him. Bob is not a confident user of technology, including mobile phones, and often does not understand the clear but abbreviated language that his supervisor uses.
  • ‘The woman seemed very ________ during the job interview.'
  • ‘The supervisor told the learner to use good workplace habits.’
  • ‘Lookout the supervisor shouted as she sore the chair fall.’
  • ‘The staff where arsked to put there filing on top of the filing cabinate.
  • ‘He ordered the following a filling cabinate manilla folders a labaling mashine and a new desk.’
  • Happiness at work is closely correlated with greater performance and productivity as well as greater energy, better reviews, faster promotion, higher income, better health and increased happiness with life. The least happy workers reported spending 40% of their week doing what they're there to do, compared with happy workers, who reported spending 80% of their week on work-related tasks.
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  • Item Cost per item
    Catering for 100 people @ $12.00 per head
    Birthday Cake $300
    Hire of DJ for 4 hours $200
    Decorations $120
    Drinks $400
  • Canavan, P. 2000, Successful Management, URL:http://www.now.management.gofast.NZ [Online accessed 18 January 2019]

    What does [Online accessed 18 January 2019] refer to?
  • Looking at the rosters of the following staff members, who could be asked to fill the shift next Saturday from 12.00–5.00pm?
  •   Name Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun
    A Zoe 9am-2pm 9am-4pm   10am-4pm     10am-3pm
    B Oliver 2pm-6pm 8am-3pm 8am-3pm 8am-3pm 11am-2pm    
    C Trey 10am-6pm   10am-6pm 10am-6pm 8am-12pm    
    D Ali       8am-3pm 10am-4pm 10am-6pm  
  • Drag to place each item so that the research process is numbered from in the most logical order with the first step that you would take at the top, and the last step at the bottom.
    • Report results
    • Analyse data
    • Collect data
    • Plan action from results
    • Define the problem
    • Plan research approach
  • 'In 2009 and 2010, Reebok advertised its EasyTone and RunTone shoes featuring slim, toned models talking up the benefits of the footwear’s special toning soles. The ads claimed that laboratory tests had found that Tone shoes were “proven to work your hamstrings and calves up to 11% harder and tone your butt up to 28% more than regular sneakers … just by walking!” According to the advertisement, the special uneven sole of the shoe forced you to use more muscles when you moved. A US newspaper reported on an investigation that found that the only thing EasyTone shoes actually did was make it uncomfortable to walk. As a result, Reebok was forced to refund more than $25 million in purchases.'

    This is just one of many examples that can be found of potentially misleading information in the corporate or advertising world.

    What are the underlying values shown by Reebok during this campaign?