If you live with disability, a medical or mental health condition, or have primary carer responsibilities you can use the AccessAbility Careers Hub to develop your career management skills and employability.

Our consultants will help you make tailored use of the resources that suit you including online materials, consultations, internship opportunities, workshops, seminars, catered lunches and Swinburne’s GradWISE program.

You will be encouraged to:

  • identify and refine your career goals
  • develop the insight you need to grow as an emerging professional
  • learn how to engage with employers to help you get the work you want.

Ready to register?

To use the AccessAbility careers hub, you’ll need to complete and submit a brief registration form. We’ll then contact you to help plan your use of the AccessAbility Careers Hub.

Register now

Services, resources and programs

Once registered, you can make an appointment to see an AccessAbility Careers Hub consultant at any time. You’re also free to access the following:

Both face-to-face and webinar activities are held each semester to explore key career management issues. Search for AccessAbility Careers Hub on https://swinburne.careercentre.me/u/dhxjwcs7 for details and to reserve your place.

Learn more

The AccessAbility Career Hub’s partnership with GradWISE supports students with disability seeking casual, part-time and graduate employment opportunities. 

For further information or to make an appointment with a GradWISE consultant, complete the GradWISE Selfie Evaluation to explore your strengths from a new angle. Note: This takes you to a non-Swinburne site. You will be asked for your name and email so that WISE Employment can follow up and provide a full profile report should you want it.

Call 0417 217 234 or +61 3 9214 5360 or email gradwise.enquiries@wiseemployment.com.au or access-careers@swinburne.edu.au.

Further careers and employability resources

All Swinburne students and recent graduates can access an array of careers and employability resources on SwinEmploy. This is where you’ll find self-assessment tools, customized-learning resources, event information and all the latest job opportunities.  

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