Finding a Job
A range of diverse employment services and funded programs are available to assist you in finding a sustainable job. Through coaching and guidance, we can help you to access opportunities and overcome challenges to achieve your goals.
English Language Skills
These free services and online resources can benefit migrants learning English as a second language and native speakers looking to build better reading and writing habits.
Free Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP)
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Local English Classes
Access unlimited hours of free classes and continue attending until you reach vocational English. Use this website to find classes in your area or attend classes online. Some providers also have free child care.
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Online English Program
Access over 170 online learning modules on topics relating to Australian life. Courses range in difficulty from pre-beginner to intermediate. Courses support one-finger scrolling and low data usage.
Skills for Education and Employment (SEE)
The Skills for Education and Employment program (SEE) helps job seekers to build stronger reading, writing, maths and computer skills. Speak to your Coach about a referral or learn more via the SEE website.
Interpreting and Translations
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Translating and Interpreting Service
Find information on accessing an immediate interpreter or booking one in advance. Local call costs apply. The recorded message is in English, so some assistance may be required.
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Free Translating Service for Visa Holders
Visa holders can complete an application to access the Department of Home Affairs' free phone translation service and have documents translated. Eligibility criteria applies.
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Google Translate
Google Translate is a free tool for translating words, websites and documents. Information can be translated into over 100 languages. A free Google Translate app can be downloaded on your phone and also used to translate speech.
Self-Help Tools
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BBC Teach
Free online resources to help adults learn and improve reading, writing and maths. Access videos and downloads simple worksheets for learning.
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Write & Improve
This free online tool helps you to improve English writing skills. Choose beginner, intermediate or advanced workbooks and complete the exercises online to improve writing.
Community Services
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State Library of South Australia
The State Library hosts free group sessions for those who wish to improve their English language through conversations and independent learning.
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Centrecare Western Australia
Western Australians can meet new people and practice English in a friendly environment. The weekly classes are free and suitable for beginners.
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City of Melbourne Libraries
The Conversation Club provides free sessions for Victorian adults to improve their English language skills. Sessions are available at multiple libraries.
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Randwick City Libraries (NSW)
Located in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs, Randwick City Library branches host English language classes for migrants. A free library membership is required to attend.
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Reading Writing Hotline
Free online resources are available to help improve reading, writing, maths, handwriting and computer skills. There's also a 24-hour helpline for referrals.
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Better Beginnings Family Literacy (WA)
Free reading packs are available to help improve family literacy. Different packs are available based on your child's age along with interactive resources.