Meaningful and inclusive work

We work with Workbridge and Careers and Employment to assist current students and graduates with obtaining meaningful and inclusive employment opportunities.

You can find out more about Workbridge on their website.

To get involved

Just email Anna, the Workbridge consultant based at Te Amaru—Disability Services.

To find out more or book an appointment, email annav@workbridge.co.nz.

“I recently started a job at Customs. Everyone is very kind and I’ve been doing great work. I feel my skills and Master’s Degree are a real asset to the team as they give us more ways to explore and interpret Custom's data. Workbridge has been a great help with getting the job—I don't think I would've got it without them.”

—Cadin Glennie, Victoria University of Wellington Graduate

How does Disability Services support my transition to employment?

We work in partnership with you to ensure you can fully participate in your studies and achieve your aspirations. In preparation for work we can support you to identify your strengths and positively disclose your disability needs to others.

Workbridge consultant explains what they offer to a student.
Workbridge consultant explains what they offer to a student.

Want to know more about Workbridge?

We work closely with employers to support them to be more inclusive. We can work with you to find the right job as well as help you with CVs, cover letters, and support you through the application process.

Want to know more about Careers and Employment?

Wellington Careers and Employment assist students and graduates with career plans, job applications, and job search strategies. We help you get connected with employers and the community, develop your skills, and prepare for your future employment.