The Employer Engagement Consultant: IEA is responsible for proactively developing and maintaining strong relationships with Employers to identify employment, apprenticeship and traineeship opportunities for IEA Participants matched to their skills, experience and work preferences. In line with the Organisations Global Service Model (GSM), the role will deliver high quality and effective recruitment services to Employers and connect Participants with Employers to meet their workforce demand and facilitate employment placements. Integral to this role is a strong understanding of local labour markets, including current, high demand and emerging industries and effective collaboration with IEA service delivery teams, Employers and key stakeholders to assist Participants in achieving, long term, sustainable employment.

The Senior Employment Coach – IEA (Inclusive Employment Australia) is responsible for engaging, facilitating and empowering a caseload of Participants who may have multiple and complex personal and vocational barriers to employment, including a range of physical and mental health issues. This role involves guiding Participants to develop appropriate skills and attributes to improve their employment prospects and gain meaningful employment. The Senior Employment Coach – IEA facilitates and implements pre-employment strategies, delivered through the Organisations Global Services Model (GSM), that focus on achieving return to the paid workforce.

The Workplace Coach – IEA (Inclusive Employment Australia) is responsible for providing effective supports and intervention which enables success in the workplace, taking into account the skills and abilities of the worker, as well as the needs of the employer. In this position you will be required to provide on the job support to a worker, and assess and address the workplace support needs of individuals to ensure ongoing employment is maintained.

The NDIS Employment Coach is responsible for delivering the Organisation’s NDIS funded employment services, such as Finding and Keeping a Job and other relevant programs. A key responsibility of this role is to apply the Organisations Customised Employment model to support and mentor NDIS Participants to overcome barriers, build capacity to move onto a pathway to further education or employment through the development of individualised plans. The NDIS Employment Coach will engage Participants with a person-centred approach through collaboration with other key stakeholders. You will deliver services in a safe and ethical manner that is compliant with the NDIS Commissions Quality Standards Framework and the Organisations practice and procedures to ensure quality services are delivered and enhance the reputation of the Organisation.

The Youth Peer Mentor: Transition to Work (TtW) is responsible for building and developing positive relationships for TtW Participants engaged in the Organisations services, providing support and mentoring that enables the TtW Participants to successfully partake in education and employment. The Youth Peer Mentor: Transition to Work will work alongside TtW Participants and be primary in giving voice to their views and facilitating their contribution to the design of the services they receive. The Youth Peer Mentor: Transition to Work will contribute and implement initiatives that enhance TtW Participant’s engagement and ongoing linkages to community in order to strengthen their pathway to education and employment.

The Post Placement Support Mentor: TtW is responsible for providing effective supports and interventions to Transition to Work Participants in order to facilitate successful and sustainable engagement in employment and education. The role will identify fall out and disengagement risks and proactively work alongside Participants, Employers and Registered Training Organisations to maximise sustainable outcomes. The Post Placement Support Mentor: TtW will provide support and interventions in the workplace and training locations, utilising resources from internal stakeholders and external community support services.

The Employment Coach – IEA (Inclusive Employment Australia) is responsible for engaging, facilitating and empowering a caseload of Participants who may have multiple and complex personal and vocational barriers to employment, including a range of physical and mental health issues. This role involves guiding Participants to develop appropriate skills and attributes to improve their employment prospects and gain meaningful employment. The Employment Coach – IEA facilitates and implements pre-employment strategies, delivered through the Organisations Global Services Model (GSM), that focus on achieving return to the paid workforce.

The Link Worker: Transition to Work is responsible for engaging, facilitating and empowering a caseload of Transition to Work (TtW) Participants who are at risk of long-term unemployment, are disengaged from education and training or have multiple barriers to employment. The Link Worker: Transition to Work motivates and guides TtW Participants in developing appropriate skills and attributes to gain meaningful and sustainable employment, including apprenticeships and traineeships. The Link Worker: Transition to Work facilitates connections with education, training and labour market opportunities that will position TtW Participants well for sustainable employment.