November 27, 2018In My Shoes is teaching employers and employees about respect, communication, diversity and how to build more inclusive workplaces. Let’s face it – sometimes working is hard! We all have experienced times where work throws out a challenge that seem insurmountable. For a person with disability, this challenge can also be affected by environment, culture,…
Wollongong
577,123
Job seekers placed
26,134
Relationships with employers
5 Stars
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Your Wollongong Team
We offer assistance with training, learning new skills, preparing a resume, interview techniques and ongoing support through your employment journey.
We come from a variety of backgrounds and understand the challenges facing job seekers in our area. We are here to help find you the right job for you
We can also provide assistance with language interpreters for our job seekers and are connected with many local social services.
Our team are also experienced in understanding the level of support and incentives available for employers in Disability Employment Services.
Contact Details
Status
Part-time
Open
Monday – Thursday
Address
55 Kembla Street, Wollongong NSW 2530
Phone
1800 931 976
Jobfind Centre, Wollongong
55 Kembla Street, Wollongong NSW, Australia
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Welcome to Wollongong
The third-largest city in NSW, Wollongong sits on the coastal strip between the Illawarra Escarpment, the Pacific Ocean and bordered by the Royal National Park. Derived from the Aboriginal word ‘woolyungah’, meaning five islands, Wollongong is a popular tourist destination. The area is renowned for its harbour, beaches spectacular views and fresh local seafood. With the local ‘Eat Street Market’ held every Thursday, locals and visitors are spoilt for choice with local cuisine and live music.
The area is also known for its cultural diversity, with several art galleries, museums and the Australian Motorlife Museum located locally. Wollongong is also home to the Nan Tien Temple, the largest Buddhist Temple in the Southern Hemisphere. Locals speak more than 30 different language groups, and have religious backgrounds spanning 20 different faith groups. A harmonious suburb, the area excels in tourism, IT, hospitality, health services and telecommunications.