Transition to Work

Personalised support for young people to identify and achieve
their training and employment goals.

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Start your journey towards independence

Transition to Work (TtW) can help you to access to training and employment opportunities.

Your local APM Transition to Work team can work with you towards your goals.

If you’re aged 15-24 years old, can work in Australia and are eligible for the program, we can assist you to take your next step with confidence.

Even if you're not sure what you want to do, we've got the tools to help you move towards a meaningful career.

Want to find out more? Join for a free online program information session, or register today.

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You get personalised support from APM, including:
 

  • Guidance and support to achieve your employment or education goals
  • One-on-one support and planning with a dedicated Youth Support Worker
  • Information and access to local training courses
  • Genuine job application assistance, resume development and interview preparation
  • Up to 26 weeks of coaching and mentoring when you start work
  • Access to online resources to manage your success at a pace that works for you

As a Workforce Australia provider, APM Employment Services delivers Transition to Work in:

Illawarra South Coast, NSW

  • Batemans Bay
  • Bega
  • Moruya
  • Narooma
  • Nowra
  • Ulladulla
  • Vincentia

Sydney North and West, NSW

  • Baulkham Hills
  • Hornsby
  • Ryde

Somerset, QLD

  • Caboolture
  • Deception Bay

Let's get started

If you’re in one of these areas, call us on 1800 276 889 or email ttw@apm.net.au to see if you're eligible to join Transition to Work.

Join a free online program information session

Attend a live information session to ask questions and learn:

  • How Transition to Work can help you
  • What you can expect from the program
  • How we help get you started

The information sessions run for 30 minutes via Microsoft Teams each week:

  • Tuesdays, 6pm (AEDST)
  • Fridays, 1pm (AEDST)

Click below to register your details and we’ll invite you to the next available session.

Register for our next session.

What is Transition to Work?

Transition to Work (TtW) helps young people aged 15 - 24 years develop the skills, behaviours and attitudes employers are looking for.

You’ll get practical support to help you complete school, move onto further education or employment and you'll receive post placement support when you start a new job.

What’s in it for me?

You will get help to build work and personal skills, through training, work experience, education and linked with community services where needed.

Your TtW Youth Support Worker will talk to you about things like apprenticeships, how to build your skills and confidence, and link you up with employers looking for young people willing to give things a go.

You will also get support once you have started training or work. They are there to listen and help you stay motivated.

Am I eligible for Transition to Work with APM Employment Services?

You might be eligible to join Transition to Work if you:
 

  • Are aged 15-24
  • Don’t have a Year 12 certificate or Certificate III
  • Are an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander aged 15-24
  • Have been unemployed within the last six months
  • Are receiving payments like Youth Allowance
  • Are not receiving any income support payments
  • Are not participating in another employment service


If you're not in the locations serviced by our teams, speak to your local Workforce Australia provider to see if you're eligible to join Transition to Work in your region.

What do I have to do in Transition to Work?

You will generally be expected to participate in TtW for 25 hours per week for up to 18 months. APM will support you and work with you to find the best mix of activities and services to help you achieve your goals.

How can I get into Transition to Work?

If you’re in one of the areas listed above, contact APM Employment Services on 1800 276 889 or email ttw@apm.net.au for more information.

If you are on income support you may be referred through Services Australia (Centrelink) when you first claim income support.

From 1 July 2022, a Workforce Australia provider may make the referral.