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This NDCO (Gary Kerridge) developed booklet provides information about technology that can be used in the workplace by people with disability.

The Beyond the School Gate guide aims to provide some insight into the types of options that are available to help young people, their parents/guardians and support persons to work out the puzzle of Tasmanian government-funded programs and services. Stories from individuals give the reader an idea of what a typical day may be like in a range of post-school settings. It also provides useful tips, space to jot down your notes on the journey and lots of relevant web links. (Developed by the Tasmanian NDCOs).

This resource addresses challenges for people with disabilities, employers and educators relating to disclosure of disability. The website provides substantial information about options and pathways that people with disabilities can use in disclosing their disability in post secondary education and employment environments.

Services that support inclusion and successful transitions to work for people with a disability.

These original short films depict the real life stories of six men and women with various disabilities. We follow their stories through different stages of transition and participation in post-secondary education and employment.

The films highlight the right of people with disability to access a full range of education or employment options. The unique stories also demonstrate the range of support that people with disability may access and raise awareness of the NDCO Programme as a resource and link for people with disability, the disability sector, and the community.

Create Your Future is a film project showcasing the successes and challenges experienced by people with disability from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) backgrounds. These films aim to build aspiration for tertiary education and employment amongst those facing similar issues, and to create deeper and broader cultural understandings to encourage culturally safe, accessible and inclusive support services.

Original short films, made with and for people with disability from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, sharing personal stories from their own unique cultural perspective.

The films were produced  by NSW NDCO Officers.

Print ready version of the Disability Awareness - Supporting Students in VET Postcard.

Print ready version of the Disability Awareness eLearning training postcard.

Developed as part of the Australian Government initiative, National Disability Coordination Officer Program, Disability Awareness Training is the only eLearning training freely available in Australia. Its content is ideal for someone who has minimal or no knowledge of disability, and can be used as a refresher course to be applied across the workplace and the community.

In My Shoes is a simple induction program that supports the education provider to ensure that all staff of the organisation are aware of their responsibilities and legal obligations according to the Disability Discrimination Act (1992) and the Disability Standards in Education (2005). This training program offers three different streams, targetting - Teachers, Administration staff and Disability Support Staff.