Want to earn a wage, learn new skills and make friends while you’re at work?

Looking for a job where you also get extra support?

Consider working at one of our Australian Disability Enterprise supported employment sites.

Supported employment is all about helping you achieve your goals and make a real difference in your life. You get ongoing training and support for your needs, plus the option of flexible work hours and days. It’s a great pathway if you’re looking towards open employment.

Most of our work is in light manufacturing, packaging and assembly. With great support from our business customers, you’ll be working with some of Australia’s most recognisable brands.

We also provide opportunities to work in Scope Assetcare, our social enterprise based in Glendenning (NSW) which specialises in property maintenance services.

Get job ready with work experience

We understand transitioning into work can be a big step. Through our enhanced work experience program, Scope can support you to develop the practical skills, confidence, and work ethics, you’ll need to be job ready.

Upon completion of Scope's 10-week work experience program, you’ll gain a Certificate of Achievement and a placement evaluation to include on your resume. You will also be given the opportunity to apply for paid employment at Scope’s packaging locations.

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Duration

Our work experience program aligns with the NSW Department of Education School terms and is facilitated in 10-week blocks.

This program is suitable for students in their final years of schooling and or Participants who are currently undertaking School Leaver Employment Supports (SLES) with registered NDIS Providers.

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FAQs

What is supported employment for people with disability?

Supported employment is paid work in a structured environment where people with disability receive ongoing support to help them succeed in their role. It is designed for people who may need additional assistance in the workplace and can offer flexible hours, on-the-job training, and skill development. It may also serve as a pathway toward open employment for some individuals, depending on their goals and circumstances.

What is an Australian Disability Enterprise (ADE)?

An Australian Disability Enterprise (ADE) is a type of supported employment business that provides paid work opportunities specifically for people with disability, in a supported and structured workplace. Scope operates ADE supported employment sites in New South Wales.

What type of work is available at Scope's supported employment sites in NSW?

Work at Scope's NSW supported employment sites may include light manufacturing, packaging, and assembly tasks. Scope also provides employment opportunities through Scope Assetcare, a social enterprise based in Glendenning NSW, which focuses on property maintenance services. Available roles may vary over time. Call Scope on 1300 472 673 to find out about current opportunities.

What is Scope's work experience program and who is it designed for?

Scope offers an enhanced work experience program designed to help people develop practical skills, confidence, and work habits. The program runs in 10-week blocks aligned with NSW Department of Education school terms and may be suited to students in their final years of schooling or NDIS participants currently accessing School Leaver Employment Supports (SLES) through a registered provider.

What may participants gain from Scope's work experience program?

Upon completing the program, participants may receive a Certificate of Achievement and a placement evaluation that could be included in a resume. Participants may also be given the opportunity to apply for paid positions at Scope's packaging locations, subject to availability. Outcomes will depend on individual circumstances and performance.

Can NDIS funding be used for supported employment?

Supported employment may be fundable through an NDIS plan, generally under the Supports in Employment category. School leavers may also be eligible to access School Leaver Employment Supports (SLES). Whether this funding applies will depend on individual circumstances and what the NDIA determines to be reasonable and necessary. We recommend speaking with your local area coordinator to understand your options.

How do I find out more about Scope's supported employment or work experience in NSW?

Call Scope on 1300 472 673 or submit an enquiry through scopeaust.org.au to discuss your options. Our team can provide information about available programs, locations, and next steps based on your individual circumstances.