Australian Disability Network runs two programs that connect students and jobseekers with disability to leading Australian employers. Both the Stepping Into Internship Program and PACE Mentoring Program provide valuable industry exposure, networking opportunities and employability skill development.
Australian Disability Network offers mentoring and paid internship opportunities with organisations such as ANZ, Optus, PwC, Telstra, Attorney General's Department, BHP, Comcare and more!
OUR PURPOSE
OUR VISION
The Stepping Into program involves a recruitment process and includes an application, interview and selection processes with employers. Successful applicants will have the opportunity to complete a paid work experience program with one of our participating employers. You will also be required to participate in a one-on-one interview at the commencement of the program.
Any information about your disability will be removed prior to sending your application to the participating employers.
Employers that you are shortlisted to are responsible for selecting and notifying candidates for interviews and offering candidates a position in their program.
All sections of this Application Form must be completed. Please attach the following information (applications without the following documents attached will not be considered):
For tips on filling out the application form, please visit our website.
The Stepping Into Process Application Process:
Interview Process:
Applicants for PACE Mentoring Program will need to submit an online application form via AusDN's website. The application form contains:
The Application Form Introductory Message:
Goals for PACE:
Adjustment Information:
PACE Mentoring Program is free to participate.
The 4-months program is a great opportunity to:
Participants of either Stepping Into or PACE Mentoring programs will be part of the AusDN alumni network. We will continue to keep in touch about future opportunities.
Finance and Corporate Governance Intern at Australian Disability Network
Bachelor of Commerce at University of Melbourne
Are you a jobseeker or student with disability, neurodivergence, mental health condition or chronic illness looking to advance your career opportunity and expand your professional network?