Guides
Clear explanations and practical information that help you understand a topic before taking action.
Useful for: learning, preparing and building confidence.
HUB ESSENTIAL
You do not need to complete every guide, worksheet or planner. Choose what feels useful now, adapt it to your needs, and return whenever you are ready for the next step.
FIND WHAT YOU NEED
RESOURCE TYPES
Different formats suit different tasks, energy levels and learning preferences. You can mix and match them.
Clear explanations and practical information that help you understand a topic before taking action.
Useful for: learning, preparing and building confidence.
Structured pages with prompts that help you explore ideas, record information and make decisions.
Useful for: reflection, meetings and personal planning.
Short, practical lists that break larger tasks into smaller steps and reduce the need to remember everything.
Useful for: preparation, routines and task completion.
Flexible tools for organising time, priorities, goals, applications, work tasks and routines.
Useful for: executive function and staying organised.
Resources you can save, print or use offline. Each download page will explain the format and intended use.
Useful for: personal folders, support meetings and repeated use.
Groups of related resources brought together around a goal, situation or stage of the employment journey.
Useful for: finding a complete set without searching page by page.
CHOOSE YOUR STARTING POINT
Begin with a guide, then use a worksheet or checklist when you feel ready.
Choose one short checklist or a single-page tool. Completing one small step is enough.
Use a worksheet to organise your thoughts and bring a printed or saved copy with you.
Try a collection or planner that brings the relevant steps and tools together.
A GENTLE PROCESS
Pick one resource connected to what matters most today.
Change the wording, order, pace or format so it suits you.
Read it, write on it, discuss it, print it or save it for later.
Keep what helps. Leave what does not. Return when your needs change.
ACCESSIBILITY & FLEXIBILITY
These resources are designed to support different needs, but you are always welcome to change how you use them.
PRINT, SAVE & REVISIT
Check the page size before printing. Use “fit to page” when needed and print only the pages you want.
Create a clearly named folder for employment resources and rename files so they are easy to recognise later.
Many tools can be completed again when your goals, job, support needs or circumstances change.
KEEP EXPLORING
COMMON QUESTIONS
No. Choose only the information and tools that are relevant to you. Skipping a resource is completely okay.
Yes. Families, carers, support workers, educators and employment professionals may use them collaboratively, while respecting the person's choices and privacy.
Many resources can be saved and viewed digitally. Some may also be completed using a PDF annotation tool, depending on the file format.
No. They provide general information and practical support. Seek qualified employment, legal, medical or mental-health advice when your situation requires it.
READY FOR THE NEXT STEP?
You can explore at your own pace and return whenever you need more support.