Good Practice

16 April 2021
Success Stories
Congratulations to these achievers!

Women’s Employment into Action – TTL

Dr Samira works in the Prostate Cancer Research group at the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute. This is the job Samira wanted and worked hard to persevere for in the program. Now your PhD in Science is working for you!

Min is a highly regarded nurse from China. After migrating to Adelaide, she kept on improving her English communication skills to the level needed for nursing registration in Australia. Now through Women’s Employment into Action Min has got a great job in aged care

Mon Maya got her first job with AMRC NDIS Home Care in January 2020. She says she is amazed that she has gone from thinking she would ever be able to get a job in Australia to working six days a week.

Kranti is working in food processing and has got the working hours she needs to support her family. “Thanks for helping me with job application…Last year I was sitting at home all day, just going out to do the grocery shopping. I was new in Australia, didn’t know where to start…but now I feel more confident and comfortable in Australia”.

Murraylands MRC Sister Act Program

Three clients from the Murraylands MRC, Xiaozhen Zhang (Janet), Wenjing Yang and Beijing Zhu (Becky), have gained employment at the soon to be opened, Bridgeport Hotel. The women were all students in the Sister Act Program, an 8-week employment pathway program for women.

Mount Gambier Refugee Employment Forum

“We are very happy,” Barazan said after their first week of employment. “We love our job.”
Barazan Zandnan and Abdulhamid Souro work in full-time positions at Vivid Glass, Windows and Doors in Mount Gambier. Greg Megaw, general manager of Group Training Employment (GTE), brought Peter Allen, general manager of Vivid Glass, Windows and Doors to the Mount Gambier MRC for a meeting to discuss prospective employees. Peter explained that he needed two full-time workers to start immediately due to the amount of work from the Government’s post-Covid builder’s grants. The MRC selected two Yazidi men, Barazan and Abdulhamid, who were offered the positions. They were very happy and will be trained in how to make aluminium window and door frames in the workshop with the prospect of later fitting the frames with glass and installing it on site.
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