Transition to work is an innovative employment service that provides young people (15-24) with connection to a youth development coach to support them to engage in future employment and education opportunities in collaboration with local industry employer networks. Transition to work is funded by the Australian Government Department of Education, Skills and Employment.
Taking an innovative and collaborative approach to Colony 47 in partnership with Disability Employers & Training Providers, developed and delivered a work readiness program for 12 Transition to Work participants
The program provided a supported pathway to potential employment in the disability sector with the ideal outcome being employment through a traineeship.
The program comprised of:
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