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Explore the latest service announcements and insights from Workskil Australia and the teams that keep the wheels turning.

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Ifraan discovers his calling

Ifraan, a recent law graduate, turned his passion for helping others into a fulfilling career as a Specialist Employment Mentor at Workskil Australia.

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5 Benefits of Providing Work Experience

Offering work experience opportunities not only benefits the individuals who undertake them but also provides advantages for employers. If you are considering whether your organisation should offer work experience, here are 5 benefits to consider.

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Workskil Australia Proudly Sponsors the Adelaide Crows Women's Team

Workskil Australia partners with the premiership-winning Adelaide Crows Women's team to encourage and inspire women across the country.

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Celebrating NAIDOC Week 2023

Each July, Australians unite to honor the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples during National NAIDOC Week.

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National Reconciliation Week

From 27 May to 3 June, Australians come together to learn about shared histories, cultures, and achievements while reflecting on their role in achieving reconciliation.

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The Value of Diversity and Inclusion

At Workskil Australia, we recognise the immense value of diversity and inclusion within the workplace and have witnessed firsthand the positive impact of meaningful employment.

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Changemakers Unite and Help Make a Difference

If you’re 18-25, then it’s time to have your say! We want you to share your experiences and perspectives to help drive change and improve other young people's lives across Australia – become a changemaker!

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Why You Should Employ a Person with Disability

Employers are increasingly recognising the significance of having a diverse workforce. However, there is still a significant underrepresentation of people with disabilities in the workforce.

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Your guide to inclusive language

Language is an incredibly powerful tool for communication, but it can be challenging to ensure that our words are inclusive and appropriate, especially when discussing people with disabilities. Here are some tips to help you communicate inclusively.

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Empowering Prisoners for a Fresh Start

For prisoners nearing release, the transition from incarceration to reintegration can be daunting. However, Workskil Australia's Work Ready, Release Ready (WRRR) program is changing lives.

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Supporting Young People to Fulfill Their Full Potential

As the year progresses, many young individuals find themselves at a pivotal moment in their lives, ready to take on the next phase of their journey. At Workskil Australia, our dedicated Youth team is committed to helping these young people get ahead.

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Importance of Employing Indigenous Australians

In an interview featured in The Advertiser, our CEO Nicole Dwyer shed light on the significance of employing Indigenous Australians and highlighted the need for continued efforts to bridge the employment gap.

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