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| Sureway Assistance Kit |
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Every job seeker who registers with Sureway will receive a Sureway Assistance Kit which will include:
- information about the services provided;
- Sureway contacts;
- local labour market information;
- vacancies;
- list and contacts for local personal assistance and relevant community organisations;
- relevant reference material; and
- Sureway thumb drive to store your resume and job applications.
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| Employment Pathway Plan |
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All job seekers will be provided with an Employment Pathway Plan developed in partnership with your Sureway Employment Adviser.
This plan will detail all the training, assistance and work experience assistance to achieve sustainable employment as the end goal.
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| Skills Assessment |
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For job seekers who have been out of work for 3 months, Sureway will undertake a comprehensive skills assessment of your capabilities and needs.
This assessment will provide the basis to prepare your Employment Pathway Plan. |
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| Job Hunting Tips |
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Sureway recognises that sometimes you need help finding and securing employment.
The following is a list of online resources and job hunting tips which may make your search easier.
However, it is best you receive assistance tailored to your specific needs. Please contact your nearest Sureway Office on 1300 305 365 or click here.
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| Getting Started |
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Finding employment is often a turning point in your life. This may require you to make some hard decisions about yourself and what you want to do.
This is not easy and often job seekers need some help with the process. The most important factor in securing your next job is to be sure of your capabilities and what you want.
To help you find the job you are looking for, follow the three steps listed below.
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| Step 1: Choosing a Career Path |
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One of the best ways to get a job is to know exactly what you are interested in doing. You need to ask yourself the following questions:
- What is my ideal job?
- What skills do I have?
- What would I like to be doing in 5 years?
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This website can help you to work out a career direction through a series of articles and activities that guide you through career exploration and the planning processes.
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This website is an information interview tutorial. It provides a list of the various questions you can ask when researching a career you are interested in.
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This is a Government funded website that helps young people explore career options and make subject choices.
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This is a Government funded website that helps people explore career options.
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This website helps you find the latest jobs across all industries. Browse by location, sector or company to find current job vacancies. |
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Click on the links below for more tips on the job search process.
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| Step 2: Securing Employment |
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Finding the right job may take some time, for a full list of job search websites, see our links page.
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While you are looking for work why not register on Workstory, the social network where you can tell your work story and let employers know you are looking for work. |
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Click on the links below for tips on how to create a great resume, cover letter and lasting impression at a job interview.
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| Step 3: Keeping the Job |
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This website uses interactive examples to show you the correct way to respond in a workplace environment. |
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