Are you a student with disability looking for a chance to develop your career skills?
The Australian Network on Disability (AND) is offering students and jobseekers the opportunity to be mentored by some of Australia’s best and brightest professionals from a range of industries through our PACE Mentoring program. Don’t hesitate to get involved in this initiative to facilitate the development of your skills and confidence in a workplace setting.
What’s Involved?
Applicants are matched with mentors who can offer assistance in planning their mentee's career journey, as well as providing advice for personal and professional development. The pair meet a minimum of 6 occasions over the 16 week program and are encouraged to focus on conversations and activities surrounding:
- Reviewing resume and cover letters
- Mock interviews
- Workplace exposure
- Networking skills
- Building confidence
Am I eligible?
Anyone over the age of 18 with a disability is eligible to apply for the program. The program is open to people with all disability types.
How do I apply?
If you’re interested in participating, Apply Here. The team at AND will inform you of the outcome of your application in August.
What is the cost?
There is no cost involved.
Who are the Mentors:
Mentors come from a range of public and private sector organisations and volunteer their time to share their knowledge and experiences with mentees. Organisations that have previously participated in the program are:
For further information, email applications@and.org.au or call 03 9621 2276 to speak to a member of the PACE team.
