Starting your first job is exciting – you’ve achieved what you set out to do – but the first month can also feel overwhelming. New routines, new people, new expectations,…

Leaving school and entering the workforce can feel intimidating – especially when it comes to communication. Many young people (particularly those with disabilities or neurodivergent conditions) worry that asking a…

For many school leavers with disability, the hardest part of a new job isn’t the work itself – it’s figuring out how to get there on time every day. Navigating…

Starting a new job is exciting, but if you’re a young person with a disability, one worry might loom large: “Will they actually support me?” This concern goes beyond just…

A first job is exciting – you’ve earned your own money! But then your first payslip arrives and it looks like it’s written in another language. Don’t worry. In this…

Transitioning from school to adult life is a major milestone for any young person – and for school leavers with disability, this journey can come with additional challenges. As a…

Transitioning from school to the workforce is a major life change for any student. For students with disability and their families, this shift can feel especially daunting – and if…

Almost every job today involves some level of digital technology, from checking your email and online rosters to using specialist software and communication tools. In fact, 87% of jobs in…

Choosing whether to tell an employer about your disability is one of the most personal decisions a young jobseeker will face. In Australia, you are generally not legally required to…

Every young worker in Australia has the right to a fair, safe and supportive workplace. As the Australian Office for Youth reminds us, “Everyone has the right to fair pay…