Aboriginal Workforce Development is an exciting sector covering an array of employment opportunities within but not limited to Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Sectors, government agencies, not-for-profit organisation and medical services.

Working in the aged care sector is rewarding and varied. Aged Care work varies from home and community care to residential care. Care workers assist older people achieve their goals and enhance their quality of life.

Career development is the process of moving toward a personally determined and evolving preferred future, through learning, work and transitions.

Disability support workers help disabled people with a variety of tasks. This includes but is not limited to personal hygiene facilitation, mobility support, shopping tasks, food preparation, housework tasks, and the coordination of social events.

Early childhood educators support approved learning framework, managing children’s wellbeing, learning and development.

Education Support is a fulfilling and varied role working alongside a teacher in a classroom. Supporting students to develop new skills by applying teaching and learning strategies.

Financial counsellors are qualified professionals who provide information, advice and advocacy to people who need financial assistance.

A mental health worker works along side people who are living with mental illness, their families, and friends.

Youth Workers promote the person and social development of young people. Youth Workers often provide young people a voice and support their advocacy.