If you're living with a hearing impairment and looking for a job, the process can be challenging.
That's why helping you find a fulfilling job, in a workplace that supports your long-term mental wellbeing is our mission.
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If you're living with a hearing impairment and looking for work, you aren't alone. There are over 3.6 million Australians also living with some form of hearing loss across our country.
Searching for fulfilling work while managing your hearing impairment can be tricky, and it's our mission to support you to not only find meaningful work, but also thrive in your workplace.
Finding meaningful work while living with a hearing impairment is worthwhile as it can:
Below, you’ll find advice on understanding how to identify your strengths, learn what you really need from a job and get ideas of job roles that may fit your needs when living with a hearing impairment.
Your journey and situation are your own, and discovering what will work for you is an essential part of that journey.
Keep reading for tips on finding a job while living with a hearing impairment.
People living with a hearing impairment are capable of finding fulfilling work in a range of different job roles and workplaces.
Symptoms, skills and interests vary from person to person. In your job search, focus on finding a job that enhances your individual strengths and helps you manage your hearing impairment, as well as your mental health.
While everyone’s experience living with a hearing impairment is different, you may like to consider the following job features:
Depending on your specific hearing impairment, you might prefer to work in a quieter environment which can make it easier for you to communicate and concentrate.
Consider what style of work you find easiest to manage with your hearing impairment.
Do you enjoy visual activities? Would you feel more comfortable with a job where the communication is predominantly written? Or maybe you would enjoy a more hands-on job?
If your hearing impairment means you need particular workplace modifications, or you prefer to work from home, you might need a job that offers flexibility.
Everyone experiences hearing impairments differently, meaning there’s no one-size-fits-all list of best jobs for you.
However, here are some ideas to get you thinking about what might work for you.
When looking for the best options for work, you should consider your individual strengths, skills, needs and capabilities.
It’s important to remember that the kind of job that is right for one person may not be right for everyone.
If you would like more support, speaking to an Employment Consultant at APM can also help you discover other opportunities you may not have considered before, or that may be more suitable specifically for you.
Please note - these job suggestions may not be suitable for everyone living with a hearing impairment.
These job suggestions may suit some people depending on their circumstances including, but not limited to, their current experience with their hearing impairment.
Chanay takes great pride in her customer service role and also knows the value of having a job when you’re facing additional challenges such as a disability.
“I used to see myself as having a disability, but I feel like I’m just like everyone else now because I have a job and more confidence,” she said.
Read more about how Chanay secured a job while managing her hearing impairment: Chanay's story
If you're living with disability, injury, or a health condition, there is support available to help you reach your goals.
Many people with hearing impairments have found successful jobs after being eligible for Disability Employment Services and APM can provide support to assist you to find work.
Disability Employment Services is a government-funded program designed to help you find and keep work and is provided at no cost to participants.
You may be eligible for help with:
APM supports people with disability, injury, or a health condition through various programs and services across its businesses, including Disability Employment Services in Australia.
The information contained in this article is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as health or medical advice. Always consult a physician or other qualified health provider regarding any questions you may have about a medical condition or health objectives.
When discussing disability, APM’s copy style is to use person-first language and the social model of disability in the first instance. Some articles may use identity-first language or refer to the medical model of disability for clarity or to better suit a specific audience.
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