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The Why and How of a Career in Childcare

Published in Blog on 25th September 2020

Working in the Early Education and Care sector is increasingly becoming an attractive option for those looking to start their careers, progress in their careers, or even switching careers.

Our Youth Voice: Driving Sustainability Across Communities@Work

Published in Blog on 31st August 2020

This blog post is written by Aditi Verma, a member of the Youth Advisory Board (YAB), on behalf of the whole of YAB.

From The Principal’s Office: Gaining Momentum and Looking Forward for Galilee School

Published in Blog on 27th August 2020

This piece is written by Tim McNevin, Principal at Communities@Work’s Galilee School. Galilee School is establishing a Senior Secondary College (Year 11 and 12)…

Our Voice – Your Community

Published in Blog on 8th May 2020

Communities@Work’s blog will include interviews, tips, advice, questions and answers, resources, essays, expert insights, guest articles and more, with a focus on empowering our community.

Making a difference in the Disability Sector: Spotlight on Our Disability Programs Manager [Part 2]

Published in Blog by Communities@Work on 18th November 2020 Tags: disability, disability support, disability programs, disability services, day in the life of, working in disability, disability careers, kim eason, podcast, disability sector

Continuing from where we left off last time, Kim Eason, Manager of Communities@Work’s Disability Programs, shares greater insights into her journey and experiences of working in the disability sector.
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Making a difference in the Disability Sector: Spotlight on Our Disability Programs Manager

Published in Blog by Communities@Work on 6th November 2020 Tags: disability, disability support, disability programs, disability services, day in the life of, our people, employee spotlight, working in disability, disability careers, kim eason

This blog post is part one of two. We recently sat down with Kim Eason, Manager of Communities@Work’s Disability Programs, to chat about her journey and experiences around working in the disability sector, which she has been part of for over 25 years.
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