Deadly2Develop Program has been tailored to connect Indigenous job seekers with the community and local Elders. This program is delivered in a flexible learning environment and provides a traditional approach using art, music, storytelling, dance and experience. This wrap-around support assists with improving job seekers motivation, employability and foundation skills.
With a traditional approach, using art, music, stories, dance and experience the job seekers get the opportunity to connect with local Elders and community networks. Support groups are also available to assist job seekers towards their desired outcomes. This program addresses the following:
- Understand the job seeker culture and language needs
- Build community engagement
- Understand the job seeker skills and goals (e.g. dreams, ideas for work, where they want to live, kind of person they want to become, what barriers they are facing)
We work with communities, professionals and businesses to build cultural awareness and develop jobs tailored to our job seekers needs. Please contact us to learn how we can add value to your business, particularly in the way that we contribute to changing attitudes towards diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
This Job Club is delivered in a flexible learning environment – from training room to outdoors. Our Job Clubs are supported by ATSI Community engagement team, indigenous mentors, community Elders, direct placement specialists and site reverse marketers.
- Develop networking skills
- Assess personal skills
- Build a resume
- Develop interview skills
Our Job Clubs guide our job seekers through every step of the job search. Our participants become connected with a wraparound support model of services.
Designed to help indigenous women enter or re-enter the workforce by building new skills and confidence. (3-Day Interactive workshop with lunch provided)
Our workshop:
- Building new skills & confidence
- Self esteem & self knowledge
- Balancing family & work
- Health & wellbeing
- Financial literacy
- Transferable skills (and how to apply them in the workforce)
- Meal planning
- Indigenous first aid
Participants will receive:
- Our FEEL good pack
- Interview clothing & shoes
- Hair vouchers
- Diary/journal
- First aid certificate
Testimonials:
When asked what the best part of the course was, our participants wrote –
“Meeting other indigenous women from my area and getting to network.”
“The network of friends. The confidence gained through building relationships and trust.”
