Looking for work can be hard and sometimes it’s difficult to know where to start. The right advice at the right time can make a big difference.
Our team of Jobs Advocates are out and about in communities throughout the City of Whittlesea. They are meeting with people in community spaces such as libraries, public housing foyers, sports clubs and shopping centres. They are sharing their knowledge and resources to help in your job search. If you need some support, we’re here for you.
How can a Jobs Victoria Advocate help you?
If you’re looking for work, Jobs Victoria Advocates can:
- Refer you to a local Jobs Victoria Partner who can help you update your resume, prepare for job interviews, and connect you with local employers
- Connect you to local skills and training opportunities through Work and Learning Centres, TAFE Skills and Jobs Centres, and apprenticeship programs
- Help you apply for jobs in your local area through the Jobs Victoria online hub.
We also host a range of programs and sessions every month to help job seekers in our community. These sessions are designed to help community members to access relevant information. Please email jobadvocates@whittleseacc.org.au for more information.
Job Advocates Multilingual Flyer
Please visit our upcoming events page to connect with our Job Advocates.
Where you can find our job advocates?
You can come and meet our job advocates at these locations between Monday to Friday.
WHITTLESEA JOBS VICTORIA ADVOCATES Calendar-31st July to 4th August, 2023
This program is supported by Jobs Victoria. Jobs Victoria supports people looking for work and connects employers with the staff they need -in person, online, and on the phone. Learn more at jobs.vic.gov.au.
Meet Rennie!
Meet Rennie – one of our wonderful Job Advocates at WCC!
Rennie was nominated as Jobs Victoria’s Advocate of the week in February 2022 – she is doing an amazing job connecting local people across Whittlesea into training and employment.
Meet Rennie at Mill Park library every Tuesday 11.30-2.30 and at Westfield Plenty Valley every Thursday to discuss employment, study, financial assistance, accessing disability, housing or family violence services.
