Are you a person with disability looking for work, or an employee with disability looking for some support or assistance with your work? JobAccess provides advice on every stage of the employment process—preparing to look for work, how to look for jobs and, if you need it, support in the workplace once you’ve found a job.
Help for job seekers and employees
Help available
A range of services and supports are available to you as a job seeker or employee with disability. JobAccess provides details on how to access these services if you need them.
Study, training and apprenticeships
There are many services designed to support and help you access and undertake study, training or apprenticeships.
Getting work
Whether you are entering the workforce for the first time, returning after a break or just want to try something new, JobAccess has a variety of useful information that can assist you to find work.
Starting work
Got that job? You will find here a range of useful information and advice on what to consider when starting a new job.
Thriving at work
This section provides information and practical tips on how to maintain and keep your job including how to best promote yourself and increase your skills.
Returning to work
Managing a successful return to work requires some simple planning by both you and your employer.
Case studies and success stories
Read about the stories of people with disability who have been successful in getting employment.
Tool kits
Our tool kits, checklists and step by step guides will provide you with practical information and advice.
Search for a job online
If you are ready to look for advertised jobs, visit one of Australia's largest online job boards—Australian JobSearch. Australian JobSearch provides details of actual jobs and volunteering opportunities.
Not sure where to start?
The JobAccess Advisers can help you with free, confidential advice. Contact them on 1800 464 800 or online: