This learning resource was developed through a partnership between the NSW Adult Migrant English Service (NSW AMES) and the Ambulance Service of New South Wales. The Calling an Ambulance resource aims to equip people from non-English speaking backgrounds with the skills and confidence to call Triple Zero (000) in a medical emergency.

This learning resource was developed through a partnership between the NSW Adult Migrant English Service (NSW AMES) and NSW Fire Brigades. It is designed to integrate fire safety training into English as a second language programs. It should be used in conjunction with the booklet, Fire safety and prevention in the home, published by NSW Fire Brigades, found at the NSW Fire Brigades website.

A teaching resource to help non-English speaking mothers to care for themselves and their babies.  The units provide information and  the contact details of relevant health services.   The topics included in this resources are: Becoming a parent, Breastfeeding, Introducing Solids, Child Development, Immunisation, Mental Wellbeing, Sleep and Your Baby, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Healthy  Eating , Back pain and The Blue Book.
 

TAFE NSW AMES has partnered with the Australian Tax Office (ATO) to offer free learning/teaching resources with topics that are of great practical interest. This is a dynamic resource at three levels aimed at helping new arrivals get to grips with the Australian tax system. Content is based around high quality video production from the ATO, featuring typical life stories and experiences of tax payers who have arrived in Australia, settled here or stayed for long term study, while learning to engage effectively with the Australian tax system.