In this module, with and from others in the group, you will learn about the strategies that people in Australia and in other places are using to learn language. Through a series of language learning activities, you will break up the task of, reflecting on the ways that suit you best for different parts of language learning¿including speaking, words, phrases, and structures. You will practice using reference materials and map your own goals and language learning journey.

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With the introduction of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages Framework in the Australian Curriculum, the development of state and national policies for Languages and UN Decade of Indigenous Languages, right now there is great momentum for First Nations languages. This momentum is growing employment opportunities for language specialists in a range of settings including Language and Culture Centres, schools, early childhood centres, community and government organisations, arts, and land management projects. The UQ team is working with partners in industry and government to ensure the recognition of skills and qualifications in the sector, and advocating to maximise the quality of employment opportunities for language-related work.

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