Welcome to the partnership Curtin University in WA and Adelaide University in SA. Great to have you as part of the team as we work together to improve graduate outcomes for students with disability.

ADCET recently did an article for National Careers Week shine a spotlight on career development and the services and practitioners that help people to make it in their dream career.  So they asked 2 USEP students on what best helps

David will be presenting and sharing learnings on USEP at a UK online webinar – ‘Transition in an online or blended world’ early next month. He will be joined in discussion by leaders in their industry on various aspects of

The NDCO submission to the National Disability Employment Strategy consultation provided background information and recommendations to improve transition of graduates with disability into appropriate and meaningful employment, as a significant lever to improve the employment outcomes of all people with

Our partners recognise how USEP has the potential to really have an impact on a graduate’s life. We are fortunate to hear the success stories however we don’t share many. Hear how Natalie from Mylestones Employment helped Kshish secured her

This post comes from Clara’s LinkedIn which she was happy to share, thank you Clara. So I’ve chosen to study at Flinders University because they focus on the creating a learning experience and environment that is wholistic & person-centred. The

Natalie our USEP Brisbane and Gold Coast consultant from Mylestones Employment joined Theresa and Deb from the NDCO program to talk about USEP at the Brisbane Big Meet.  Lots of connections with motivated and job ready graduates and meaningful conversations

Big Meet Adelaide Sascha our USEP Adelaide consultant from CBS Inc has a great day at the Big Meet in Adelaide. Lots of great conversations with enthusiastic graduate employers.  A busy and productive day.  Sascha works for CBS and co

This background paper  explores USEP-related data gathered about the participation and graduate employment of students with disability in the context of providing individualized, specialist graduate employment focused services on campus (or on-line) utilising DES staff. There is an exploration of

Employing graduates with disability is a key step towards creating a more inclusive and diverse workplace culture, which is critical for innovation, growth and sustaining business success. In our latest blog post NDCO (the National Disability Coordination Officer Program) provide

There has been improvements in employment rates for 3 years running for students with disability. Further, students with disability and their full time employment rate marched forward, while the all student indicator marched backward in 2019. However – the word

This video from Pathways to Employability will highlight: Do I have to share information about my mental health with an employer? What are the potential benefits and barriers around sharing this information with an employer? What are my rights, if

What are the tips employers suggest when looking for employment? Listen to a wide ranging panel from the Pathways to Employability series conducted mid 2020. Q&A Panel Image Description: Banner Image for Pathways to Employability. Background decorative image of a

Congratulations to NDCOs Darlene McLennan and David Swayn! Both of these change champions have been recognised in the EPHEA Australasia and NCSEHE‘s World Access to Higher Education Day (WAHED) for the tireless work they do to improve inclusion and access

Pathways to Employability online series spoke with University Career Service team members on what their top tips are. Top Tips

Presenter: Helen Cooke, CEO and Founder of MyPlus, UK’s leading expert in disability graduate employment. This is the 3rd instalment in our webinar series and looked at the MyPlus Be Disability Confident on Campus Toolkit showcasing resources, guidance and tools designed

Western Sydney partnership have developed a short video to give you an insight into the many benefits of connecting. Watch here

USEP Consultants along with NDCO had the opportunity to speak directly with graduate employers about USEP and what has been accomplished co-relocating in 12 universities across Australia at the Australian Association of Graduate Employers annual conference. Not only did we

Presenter Helen Cooke, CEO & Founder of MyPlus, UK’s leading expert in disability graduate employment. This is the second instalment in our webinar series designed for university staff who support students into work integrated learning placements, internships and graduate employment

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