Tayla

Tayla - Nurturing confidence leads to job in chosen career ‘It took Tayla a while to find the job that she wanted in childcare. It was looking like it wasn’t going to happen, but it’s turned out perfectly for her,’ says Tayla’s mother, Karen. She's convinced that Tayla found work in her chosen career because NOVA nurtured her confidence and pride in every achievement along the way.Karen and Tayla tried other employment services, but only received the support that…

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Alan

Alan - Independence through a job he enjoys Alan works full time at Wallace and Wallace Signs and is enrolled in a Diploma of Digital Media. He loves the creative side of his job – designing, using computers and learning from his boss, Craig. Craig says that Alan is picking up skills to the point that he can almost do small jobs on his own so he’s a valuable extra pair of hands around the workshop. He contributes…

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Casey

Casey- A whole career in front of him Having started work in December 2015, Casey is one of eight staff at JAX Tyres in Sutherland. He works full time and is undertaking a traineeship in tyre fitting. His supervisor, Bill, says he’s taken to it very quickly: ‘In my thirty years as a tyre fitter I’ve trained a few guys and Casey has picked it up well. I can’t see any of his disabilities holding him back.’In…

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Tim

Tim - Confidence and value through work Tim graduated from Penrith’s Transition to Work program in 2014. As you can see in this video, NOVA has helped him become a confident young man who is a valued member of his workplace. He loves his work repairing and rebuilding lawnmowers at GYC lawnmower repairs in Penrith. Tim learnt a great deal from his job coaches at NOVA Transition: from how to speak to employers, to creating PowerPoint presentations, to understanding employer expectations. He enjoyed…

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Harley

Harley - Sky’s the limit! Sometimes Harley would not get out of bed to attend NOVA Transition Engadine. He has a mild intellectual disability but it was the anxiety that stopped him from doing everyday things.Yet with coaching from his job coach, Harley’s confidence began to improve to the point that he attempted work experience. The key to his successful first work-experience placement was his being supported 100% of the time by an experienced NOVA support worker. Gradually, he…

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Ram

Ram - Communication key to employment Ram worked hard to improve his English skills in order to become job ready.After taking a little while to settle into NOVA Transition's program in Liverpool, Ram developed his social skills and started making new friends. With this boost of confidence Ram started to believe in himself. As NOVA Employment CEO, Martin Wren says, ‘Great things can happen when we start to believe in ourselves. Often it’s half the battle to achieving…

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Pissett

Pissett- Choosing the path to employment After finishing school, Pissett considered his options. Of the various NDIS choices available, he chose the path to employment so Pissett registered with NOVA Transition Ingleburn. That choice has paid off: Pissett got a job as an assistant storeperson at Ultimate Suspension.The role is a Traineeship in Automotive Sales (parts), which means both employer and employee are committed to making this job a career for Pissett. It’s a win-win, according…

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Nona

Nona - A working machine Nona is kicking goals in his traineeship with CT Freight in Mascot. While he was at Ingleburn NOVA Transition, the staff organised for Nona to get his forklift licence, which opened up opportunities to work in warehousing – and it's paid off!His boss Richard, Manager at CT Freight, is delighted to have Nona on board. ‘We didn’t know what to expect but Nona is just a working machine. He’s a model to the rest…

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Chris

Chris - Respected and appreciated by the other staff Chris graduated from Ingleburn’s NOVA Transition program in 2012. Now he sorts the mail at the corporate office of the Whiddon Group in Glenfield. He works four hours a day five days per week and enjoys the friendly people at his workplace. It’s a responsible position that Chris takes seriously. Being systematic is important in this role. Chris collects the mail from different departments, then opens, stamps and files it accordingly. Mail…

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Karlie

Karlie - A reliable worker When she first started paid employment, Karlie used to count every payslip that came in. Now she's been there so long she doesn't even bother!Karlie works two days per week in administration for an aged care service.Her job involves filing, photocopying, franking the mail and typing documents. She has her own computer at her desk and recently celebrated working in this job for three years! She says the best part of…

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Luke

Luke - Proud to have a full-time job at 20! ‘Not a lot of 20-year-olds can say they have a full-time job already,’ says Luke, who graduated from Rouse Hill NOVA Transition in 2015. But he’s proud to say that he works five days a week from 8.30 to 5 at the reception desk of the Westmead Hospital Research and Education Network. Apart from attending the desk and car parking, he is on hand to help with administration…

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Phillip

Phillip - One of his employer’s best workers The best aspects of working for Phillip are saving money and making good friends. He gets nervous when offered more hours as a coder at Australia Post because any change is hard for Phillip, but last Christmas he rose to the challenge by thinking, ‘It’s Christmas. People need their letters and presents on time.’Phillip works 25 hours per week decoding what the machines can’t read on small…

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Domenic

Domenic - From very shy to speechmaker! Domenic started at NOVA Transition Katoomba half way through 2010. He was a shy, softly spoken young man who struggled to clearly say what he wanted to say. One of his interests was sport, especially football. To accommodate his individual interest, NOVA Katoomba started a footy tipping competition between trainees and staff. It was Domenic’s job to email staff about upcoming games then communicate the results after the weekend. Staff would seek…

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Christian

Christian - Persistence Pays off! Christian had always wanted to work in a mailroom so the team at NOVA Transition organised a work-experience placement at NSW Fire and Rescue for one day per week.During the one-month trial in general administration, Christian completed all the tasks given to him well within the allocated time frames. His roles included archiving diaries and journals from the fire stations around NSW and preparing them for storage.His NOVA support staff also developed…

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