Youth Employment Support
Western Australia only
We understand the transition to life after school can feel exciting but also overwhelming, so Ability Action Australia supports NDIS participants of school leaving age to prepare for this adjustment.
Our Youth Employment Support service is an early intervention approach that helps to build foundation skills and set you up for job success. It helps you work out what future employment opportunities are available and what prospects are right for you.
Ability Action Australia works alongside a well-established network of employers and community partners who are looking to employ people of all abilities.
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How we can help with Youth Employment Support
Our passionate disability employment advisors work with school leavers and their families to prepare for the transition from school to further education or employment. We work with you on career guidance, counselling and developing your abilities, to get you ready for life beyond school.
We work one-on-one with you to explore your strengths, build your confidence, and create a plan that’s tailored to your needs. We equip you with the skills, knowledge and real-world experience to enter work or further training with confidence. Whether you’re eager to join the workforce straight away, or thinking of doing some further study or training, we’re here to get you feeling positive about your future.
Even after you begin work, we stay connected to make sure you’re happy and thriving in your new role.
Youth Employment Support training and support may include:
- Training and mentoring
- Identifying skills and interests
- Résumé preparation
- Work experience opportunities
- Interview skills training
- Time management
- Travel planning
- Assistance to find and maintain meaningful employment
- Refine/ improve communication and social skill development
Why is Youth Employment Support so important?
Stepping into a new job or responsibilities without the right preparation can be overwhelming and stressful. Youth Employment Support sets individuals up for success as they progress from school into the workforce. With NDIS services like Youth Employment Support, we ensure that you’re well-equipped and guided, not only for your new role and responsibilities but also for everything else around it. This approach helps you transition to life beyond school and make the most out of your new opportunities.
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Youth Employment Support
Frequently Asked Questions
Youth Employment Support is an early intervention approach for NDIS participants of school leaving age that helps you transition to life beyond school. This NDIS service serves as a bridge, guiding young adults through the transition from school into adulthood.
The primary goal of the Youth Employment Support program is to equip students and young adults with the skills and confidence they need to navigate the years after school. Leaving school can be daunting, and Youth Employment Support training is strategically crafted to provide you with the resources you need to unlock your full potential.
Through a combination of interactive workshops, hands-on training and individualised support from Youth Employment Support providers, participants will develop practical skills like effective communication, time management, problem-solving and teamwork – all of which are crucial in both the workplace and everyday life.
In essence, Youth Employment Support isn’t just about securing a job; it’s about crafting a foundation for a fulfilling and independent future.
The Youth Employment Support service is available to NDIS participants of school leaving age.
To be eligible for Youth Employment Support it must be specified in your NDIS plan. The line item number is 10_021_0102_5_3.
Eligibility can begin from Year 10 and continue up to 22 years of age.
