NDIS School Leavers Employment Support

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School Leavers Employment Support with OrbCare

The School Leavers Employment Support (SLES) program at OrbCare assists young people in their transition from school to the workplace during their final years or immediately after leaving school. Our program helps you prepare for, seek, and secure employment. We also offer meaningful, individualised activities that build your skills and confidence, ensuring you achieve your employment goals.

Smooth Transition from School to Work

OrbCare guide and support you through every step of the School Leavers Employment Support (SLES) program, helping you transition smoothly from school to the workplace. Our tailored program offers practical training in essential workplace skills, such as resume writing, interview techniques, and understanding workplace culture. We ensure that the support you receive is customised to your unique goals and aspirations, empowering you to succeed in your chosen career path.

Your Path to Employment Success you need

Our NDIS School Leavers Employment Support (SLES) program is designed to prepare young people for the workplace through a combination of training, confidence-building activities, and real-life work experience. OrbCare team focus on your unique needs to ensure you’re ready for success.

Your Success, Our Priority

We believe that every young person deserves the opportunity to succeed. That’s why our SLES program is centred around personalised plans that cater to your unique needs. We work closely with you to set achievable goals, develop the necessary skills, and build your confidence.
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How to start?

To get started with OrbCare’s School Leavers Employment Support, simply contact our team to check your eligibility. We’ll help you enrol in the program and guide you through your personalised training plan, designed to set you on the path to employment success.

Ready to start? Visit our FAQ section or reach out directly for step-by-step guidance.

School Leavers Employment Supports (SLES) is a program designed to help young people transition from school to employment. It provides support through job readiness training, skills development, and work experience opportunities. The goal is to equip school leavers with the confidence and capabilities needed to enter the workforce successfully.
Eligibility for SLES funding is typically for school leavers with a disability who are NDIS participants. The program is aimed at individuals who require additional support to transition from school to work, ensuring they have access to the necessary resources and training.
SLES (School Leavers Employment Supports) focuses on preparing young people, particularly those with disabilities, for their first steps into employment. DES (Disability Employment Services), on the other hand, provides ongoing support for people with disabilities who are already in the workforce or looking for work. While SLES is about building skills, DES focuses on finding and maintaining employment.
SLES is generally available for young people who have recently completed their final year of school. The typical age range for participants is between 16 and 22 years old, although this can vary depending on individual circumstances and eligibility requirements.
The purpose of SLES is to support school leavers in their transition from education to employment. The program aims to build job readiness, develop essential work-related skills, and provide real-world work experience. By doing so, SLES helps participants gain the confidence and capabilities needed to secure and sustain employment.
SLES is funded through the NDIS, so eligible participants can access the program at no direct cost to them. This means that if you are an NDIS participant and meet the criteria for SLES, you can use these supports without paying out of pocket.
The ATO School Leaver Program is a specific initiative by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) aimed at providing school leavers with entry-level job opportunities. This program offers on-the-job training and career development within the ATO, helping young people start their professional careers in the public sector.
The Work for the Dole Program in Australia is a government initiative that requires certain job seekers receiving unemployment benefits to participate in work activities. The program aims to help job seekers gain work experience, build skills, and contribute to the community while they search for paid employment.

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