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Useful Links

• Australian Apprenticeships (www.australianapprenticeships.gov.au) 
  This government site provides more information on Traineeships and Apprenticeships.
  
  
• A.C.E National Network (www.acenational.org.au)
  The Association of Competitive Employment (ACE) is the peak body for Open Employment Services to people with disabilities across Australia.
  
• ACROD (www.acrod.org.au)
  The National Industry Association for disability services. ACROD works to increase the capacity of its members to operate effectively and efficiently.
  
  
• Australian Jobsearch (www.jobsearch.gov.au)
  Check out what New Apprenticeship vacancies are available in your local area.
  
  
• Australian Workplace (www.workplace.gov.au)
  Provides access to online services and information on employment, government assistance, jobs, careers, training and working conditions.
  
  
• Centrelink (www.centrelink.gov.au)
  Information on Australian government financial assistance.
  
  
• Comcare (www.comcare.gov.au)
  Responsible for workplace safety, rehabilitation and compensation in the Commonwalth jurisdiction.
  
  
• Commonwealth Disability Strategy (www.facs.gov.au/disability/cds/index.htm)
  The Commonwealth Disability Strategy is a framework for inclusion and participation by people with disabilities in Governemnt policies, programs and services.
  
  
• Disability Rights (www.hreoc.gov.au)
  Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission Act 1986 provides a complaints and conciliation mechanism for alleged disability discrimination.
  
  
• Disability Services Australia (www.dsa.org.au)
  A leader in the disability field providing employment and community support services to more than 1,000 people with a disability.
  
  
• JobAccess (www.jobaccess.gov.au)
  JobAccess is a one-stop information shop on all maters relating to the employment of people with a disability.
  
  
• Job Guide (www.jobguide.dest.gov.au)
  The Job Guide is one of the Commonwealth Government's services to help people find out about careers, education and training
  
  
• Job Juice (www.jobjuice.gov.au)
  Left School and looking for a job? Job Juice assists school leavers with their employment options.
  
  
• Job Network (www.jobnetwork.gov.au)
  Job Network is a national network of around 200 private, community and government organisations dedicated to finding jobs for unemployed people particularly the long term unemployed.
  
  
• myfuture (www.myfuture.edu.au)
  Interactive, online career exploration service. It is aimed at all Australians wishing to explore their career options, with a particular emphasis on 16 to 24 year old students.
  
  
• Queensland Training Information Service (www.trainandemploy.qld.gov.au)
  Comprehensive information on apprenticeships, traineeships, and prevocational programs in Queensland.
  
  
• Training.com.au (www.training.com.au)
  This website is a federal initiative designed to facilitate discovery and accessibility of information about the vocational education and training sector in Australia.
  
  
• SEEK (www.seek.com.au)
  Australia's leading employment website with thousands of jobs online.
  
  
• WageNet (www.wagenet.gov.au)
  WageNet provides information about wages and conditions of employment in Australia for work that is covered by federal awards and agreements.
  
  
• Wageline (www.wageline.qld.gov.au)
  Queensland statewide wages information service.
  
  
• Women with Disabilities Australia (www.wwda.org.au)
  WWDA is the peak organisation for women with all types of disabilities in Australia. It seeks to ensure equal opportunities in all walks of life for all women with disabilities.