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Job Skills & Employment Pathways

Delivering job skills and training to support people living with disability to achieve their employment goals.

Job Skill

Job Skills & Employment Pathways

Access foundation supports people living with disability to pursue their employment goals by providing job skills training and building pathways into employment. Improving access to jobs and equality in the workplace for people living with disability is one of our highest priorities.

Access foundation can work with you to develop a plan that supports you to build your job skills and your capacity to gain meaningful work and earn a wage. We can tailor a job skills program to suit your individual needs and capabilities, and can support you to transition into the employment that is right for you.

  • Access Foundation can support you to build your job skills and provides on-the-job employment training. We can tailor a job skills program to suit your individual needs and capabilities and support you to transition into the job that is right for you.

  • Transition support into open employment – Access Foundation can support you to transition into a paid job of your choice with an employer in the community. We are able to liaise with businesses in our local communities, creating opportunities for you to develop new skills, build social networks and be a part of the wider community, whilst earning a wage.

Finding Job

Finding and Job Keeping

SCHOOL LEAVER EMPLOYMENT SUPPORTS:
Identifying your talents, skills, goals, and aspirations

  • Developing your career plan
  • Assisting you with writing a resume and cover letter
  • Building essential foundation skills for work, including confidence
    and communication skills
  • Improving your interview skills
  • Locating job opportunities

FINDING AND KEEPING A JOB:

  • Finding ways to overcome challenges to employment
  • Counselling to successfully engage in employment
  • Assistance with writing a resume
  • Support before and during a job interview
  • Explore what career is suited to you - career exploration and discovery
  • Building essential foundation skills for work
  • Job customization
  • Supports to transition from an Australian Disability Enterprises (ADE) to open employment
  • Developing a career plan