The CTA program will help mature-aged job seekers, aged 45+ to build skills to become confident and competitive when searching for a new job.

Designer Life offers you a unique experience during the 8-week Career Transition Assistance (CTA) program. Delivered in our Career Centres by experienced Facilitators, our aim is to not only update your knowledge around searching for work, but also to boost your confidence as you discover exciting career opportunities.
Your Facilitator will support you to update your resume, gain effective job searching strategies, and discover how your individual skill sets could align with local job opportunities.
CTA is offered within a group environment that fosters collaboration and mutual support, encouraging you to establish networks with one another during the program.
Your Designer Life CTA Facilitator will support you to:
We're here to help you discover new job options and to connect with local employers. You will even get some insider tips on different jobs and industries during our organised employer visits.
Throughout the program, you will receive assistance in creating your personalised Career Pathway Plan. This plan will detail the necessary steps for pursuing employment, considering your transferable skills, the local job market, and your career goals. Our Facilitators will provide guidance as you explore alternative career paths, including any training or education needed to achieve your objectives.
Designer Life provides digital equipment for participants to use during classes to help them develop computer skills and build confidence. Participants will use laptops with editing software for resume and cover letter writing, along with free Wi-Fi for job searching and submitting online applications.
To join the CTA program you must be aged 45 years or over and be registered with Workforce Australia Services. Ask your provider for a referral, or if you are a WFA Online participant, you can refer yourself online.
Get in touch with someone from our CTA team here at Designer Life on cta@designerlife.com.au.
For more information about the CTA program, contact us on our ONLINE FORM, or visit the Workforce Australia website.
Patala joined the Career Transition Assistance (CTA) Program at the Beenleigh Career Centre to explore new career opportunities and learn how to navigate the modern job market. With over 30 years o...
Meet Maria, Ammar, and Guoping (L-R), Participants in the Career Transition Assistance (CTA) Program at our Woodridge Career Centre.
CTA Facilitator Yvette (R) is showing the group th...
Nickqueline has successfully completed the Career Transition Assistance (CTA) Program at our Beenleigh Career Centre, gaining valuable knowledge and skills to advance her career.
With guida...
Our Career Transition Assistance (CTA) class at the Capalaba Career Centre had the pleasure of welcoming Jarad, a Consultant from APM Employment Services, who gave an inspiring presentation on the ...
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