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Finding Work & Career Planning — Start Here

Finding work or planning a career can feel overwhelming. This section helps you explore your strengths, consider possible pathways and take practical next steps at your own pace.

You do not need to have everything figured out before you begin. Start with one question, one page or one small task.

What This Section Can Help With

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Understanding Your Strengths

Recognise the skills, qualities, interests and lived experience you may bring to work.

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Exploring Career Options

Consider different roles, industries, environments and pathways without rushing a decision.

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Searching for Work

Build a practical job-search process that is organised, realistic and easier to sustain.

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CVs & Cover Letters

Prepare clear documents that communicate your experience, strengths and suitability.

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Interviews Confidence

Prepare for common questions, reduce uncertainty and plan supportive interview strategies.

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Disclosure Support

Think through whether, when and how to discuss support needs or workplace adjustments.

A Gentle Starting Path

Explore Yourself First

Start with your strengths, interests, values, support needs and preferred work environments.

Explore Possible Roles

Research jobs and pathways that may fit your skills, needs and goals.

Prepare Your Job-Search Tools

Work on your CV, cover letters, application details and a simple tracking system.

Prepare for Interviews

Practise examples, questions, travel or technology plans, and strategies for managing anxiety.

Review and Adjust

Notice what is working, ask for support where needed and adapt your plan over time.

Choose Where to Begin

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Supportive Reminders

You Are Allowed to Take Your Time

Career planning is not a race. You can pause, rethink a direction or change your mind as you learn more.

Your Needs Matter

The environment, communication style, sensory demands, flexibility and available support matter as much as the tasks themselves.

Your Next Step Can Be Small

Small steps can build clarity, confidence and momentum over time.

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