Knowing and making a list of your strengths can help remind people of their employable qualities.
Understanding disclosure can play a big role in how, when and what you want to discuss about yourself – as well as giving yourself the power around what information you want to disclose.
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Wherever you are along the five stages of finding employment, this booklet can help you prepare, plan, achieve, and maintain your employment goals.
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This booklet will assist both employees and employers to understand brain injury, as well as adaptations that can be made in the workplace.
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A Bit About Me assists people with a disability with framing personal information they want to provide to future employers about their interests, experience and disability.
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This workbook is similar to A Bit About Me, however its focus is on employment and will help you discover employment
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Each card asks a different question relating to your life, such as your likes, dislikes hobbies and interests. Each activity is about understanding and discovering interesting facts about who you are.
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Each card asks a different question about your character strengths, which are the positive parts of a person’s personality, such as kindness or teamwork, and will help you discover the best parts of who you are and highlight the employable qualities that you have.
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This card pack will help you to discover your employment goals, what jobs you may be interested and can be used as a prompting tool when going through your employment journey.
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