When you need to raise a problem, do it in a proactive and positive way. This can be hard, but it will help to reduce conflict. Remember you will have to keep working with the people you are approaching throughout your training or career. State and Territory specific links Many programs and supports that assist young people with disability to prepare for and succeed in tertiary study and work are available across Australia. These have been introduced throughout this workbook. However, each State and Territory also has specific programs and processes available to their residents. Check out the table for your State or Territory in this section for a range of useful links about State/Territory specific services and processes. Your local National Disability Coordination website will also be a useful Officer’s resource. Find the link to yours here: Northern Territory Frequently asked question Answer Relevant link/s Where can I find information about support for students with Department of Education disability at high school? Where can I find information about vocational subjects that Department of Education can be studied at school? Where can I find out about school-based apprenticeships Department of Business and traineeships? Who looks after apprenticeships and Department of Business traineeships after school? What is the final school Northern Territory Certificate of certificate called? Education and Training (NTCET) Who looks after university South Australian Tertiary admissions? Admissions Centre What is the final school rank Australian Tertiary Admissions that is used for university Rank (ATAR) admission called?
When you need to raise a problem, do it in a proactive and positive way. This can be hard, but it will help to reduce conflict. Remember you will have to keep working with the people you are approaching throughout your training or career. State and Territory specific links Many programs and supports that assist young people with disability to prepare for and succeed in tertiary study and work are available across Australia. These have been introduced throughout this workbook. However, each State and Territory also has specific programs and processes available to their residents. Check out the table for your State or Territory in this section for a range of useful links about State/Territory specific services and processes. Your local National Disability Coordination Officer’s website will also be a useful resource. Find the link to yours here: Northern Territory Frequently asked question Answer Relevant link/s Where can I find information about support for students with disability at high school? Department of Education Where can I find information about vocational subjects that can be studied at school? Department of Education Where can I find out about school-based apprenticeships and traineeships? Department of Business Who looks after apprenticeships and traineeships after school? Department of Business What is the final school certificate called? Northern Territory Certificate of Education and Training (NTCET) Who looks after university admissions? South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre What is the final school rank that is used for university admission called? Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR)