Work, study and next steps
A job, a course, your licence, or a plan for what’s next. A mentor works on it with you, for as long as it helps.
Free, private, no appointment
What we do
- A résumé and cover letter that sound like you
- Practice for interviews, and something to wear to them
- Find a course, TAFE or training, and help with the costs
- Help to meet your mutual obligations
Before you come
What to bring
- Any résumé or certificates you have
- Your myGov login, if you have one
Starting from nothing is fine. Most people do.
Also free
Other places that can help
If another service is a better fit, we’ll help you contact them, and we’ll still be here.
- Workforce AustraliaGovernment employment servicesworkforceaustralia.gov.au
- My SkillsFind courses and training near youmyskills.gov.au
Questions people ask
Is this a job agency?
No. We don’t report on you to anyone. But we can help you with what Workforce Australia or your provider asks of you.
How long can I see a mentor?
For as long as it helps. Some people meet a few times, some for a year or more.
Does it cost anything?
No. Mentoring is free, always.
Not sure? Just come in.
Tell us what’s going on, in your own words. If it’s more than one thing, that’s normal. We’ll work it out together.
Help with something else
- Centrelink and payments Make a claim, fix a payment, or find out what you can get.
- Rent and housing Behind on rent, about to lose your place, or nowhere to stay tonight.
- Bills and debt Power, phone and other bills you can’t pay, or debts that keep growing.
- Food and essentials Food, toiletries, nappies and other things you need this week.
- Family and safety Worried about your safety, or someone at home. We’ll help you reach the right people.