Credit
Transfer
This Credit Transfer website is a helpful guide as you explore options and plan your tertiary education journey. Whether you're thinking about starting at TAFE NSW, or you've already finished a qualification with us, this website can help you see how your qualifications fit into your lifelong learning journey. Listing over 3,200 pathways across 28 universities and higher education providers, there is sure to be a pathway that appeals. Credit arrangements are updated regularly, so you should always confirm your eligibility with the offering institution by following the information in the How to Apply section.
 
     
Degree: Bachelor of Adult and Vocational Education - 3423VE01  Offering Institution: Charles Sturt University 
TAFE qualification: Adult Literacy Numeracy Teaching Statement 
National code: 801-001270 
Pathway credit points: 8 
Degree credit points: 192 
Available credits: Students with a completed 801-001270 - TAFE Statement in Adult Literacy Numeracy Teaching may achieve a total of 8 subject points into Charles Sturt University Bachelor of of Adult and Vocational Education - 3423VE01,

Students who have studied and successfully completed relevant subjects at TAFE NSW may apply for credit for related subjects when applying for Charles Sturt courses. Credit may be granted for subjects that are equivalent in content and standard, at the discretion of the Course Director. To check the amount of applicable credit on Charles Sturt Credit and Pathway Planner (https://credit.csu.edu.au/modeler)
- If the Charles Sturt credit package listed on the TAFE NSW website varies from the credit package listed on the Charles Sturt credit database, then the Charles Sturt credit database takes precedent and the credit granted is at the discretion of the Course Director.


Please note:
- Recognition of prior study does not guarantee applicants a place in Charles Sturt courses.
- International applicants must meet minimum English language proficiency requirements. Applicants are required to sit for an IELTS (Academic) or other accepted objective test, within the last 2 years and obtain the required score for their program, in order to meet the English language requirements. Information on English language requirements can be found via https://study.csu.edu.au/international/how-to-apply/course-entry-requirements  
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