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FAQs
It can be a challenging enough to get employed on your ability, let alone when there are questions that need to be answered. Below is a list of the questions Team EmployAbility are mostly commonly asked.
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Do we need to undertake all the workshops?
No, that’s the great thing about our program, you can select the modules that suit you best.
Do I need to have an NDIS plan to join the program?
No, you do not need to be on a plan with NDIS to join our program.
What are the costs of the workshops as we have fixed budget for D&I?
The total cost per workshop is $2.5k plus GST. If you are under budget constraints, we recommend sharing across multiple departments within your organisation. We will work with you to ensure your training requirements are met.
How many modules are there in the Employee Program?
There are 10 modules in the Employment Program. Each module is designed to help you gain the confidence to find meaningful employment. Each module takes on average around 30-60mins to complete. An example of the modules includes:
Journey to Work
- Becoming an effective job seeker
- Developing and setting goals
- Creating an employment road map
Foundation to Success
- Your mindset
- Building resilience
- Active community participation
Disability and Job Search
- Disability related legislation
- Hurdles to employment for people with disability
- Support available for a job seeker with disability
- Navigating the job search process as a person with disability
Are you a DES Provider?
No. We are an independently run, not for Profit-For-Profit organisation. Our Parent company is charity, Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (SCIA).
You don’t need to be receiving any Centrelink payments to receive our help.
*DES = Disability Employment Service. Now known as Inclusive Employment Australia
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