Employment for young people with hearing loss is achievable across a wide range of careers. With early planning, appropriate workplace adjustments, and the right support, young people can build the skills and confidence needed to transition successfully from school to work.
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Western Sydney University provides information and resources that are disability-specific and will help to get you started.
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The Australian Government’s National Disability Coordination Officer (NDCO) Programme works strategically to assist people with disability access and participate in tertiary education and subsequent employment, through a national network of regionally based NDCOs. There are a number of free resources that have been developed by the NDCO Program to assist people with disability to succeed in their tertiary education and subsequent employment pursuits.
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Hearing Australia has information and tips for young people with hearing loss looking for work.
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JobAccess is an Australian Government Initiative for people with a disability looking for work, employees with a disability looking for assistance or support with their work, and workplace solutions for employers recruiting and employing people with a disability.
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