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Employability Edge Workshops

Increase your potential for inclusive & sustainable employment.

Are you looking start or get back to work? Concerned about disability inclusion and accessibility in the recruitment process or the workplace?

Join our Employability Edge interactive workshops designed by and for people with disability, led by our approachable lived-experience facilitators, and be empowered to apply for, gain and maintain meaningful employment.

You can attend either or both workshops as they are designed to be stand-alone as well as complementary. Choose any combination of dates that works for you through the registration form below.

Employability Edge Part 1

Looking to get into the job market or back to work?

Explore how YOU are formidable and can be an asset to the workforce!

Expand your understanding of your transferable skills, knowledge of the disability employment space, and tools to enhance your confidence, job hunting and successful employment.

The self-belief and proactive job-hunting elements of the session will provide you with greater confidence to apply for jobs and request reasonable adjustments, and maintain a growth mindset in the process.

Employability Edge Part 2

Enhance your disability inclusion and accessibility at work.

Learn how to maintain your meaningful employment through better knowledge and understanding of your rights and responsibilities, the laws around inclusive employment, and where to go for information and support.

Build the confidence to advocate for yourself and gain vital self-care tools to enhance your employment experience.

A male and two females, one a wheelchair user, talk around a meeting table in a well-lit office space.

“ Hearing from peers and being part of a group discussing shared difficulties is very empowering. The workshop helped me understand negotiating my needs with employers and how to better advocate for myself.”

Alex, Orange

“ The most useful and productive seminar I have attended. I have saved the resources to revisit now and then.”

Claire, Ryde

Funded by the NSW Department of Communities and Justice.