Employment & Skills
Job search & employment services
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Employment support for Muslim youth and adults seeking work or looking to upskill, through networking, professional and personal development, coaching, mentoring, and practice interviews. E.A.S.E. stands for Empowerment, Advocacy, Self-sufficiency, Education.
No public street address - Nation-wide service
A free Victorian Government service matching people with local jobs and providing one-on-one Advocates, Mentors, and Career Counsellors for people facing barriers to work, with a specific focus on refugees, asylum seekers, and young people.
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Parent department (DJSIR) 121 Exhibition Street, Melbourne VIC 3000.
The Australian Government job services system connecting people looking for work with employment providers, covering costs like work clothes, licences, and training. You register through Centrelink and can ask for a CALD-specialist provider.
9am-7pm AEST/AEDT, Mon-Fri, closed national public holidays
No public street address - online and phone service state-wide, with provider offices across Melbourne
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Directory last reviewed 7 September 2026.