Career education and pathway support for schools
PAAN works with schools and educators to create practical, inclusive career education and pathway programs.
We develop workshops, learning content, planning tools and tailored programs that respond to your learners, your setting and your career education goals.
Our approach is strengths-based, youth-led and designed for young people who may need more flexibility, personalisation or advocacy to remain engaged in learning and build their future.
Discuss a tailored programWhat we can help you deliver
Practical support shaped around your learners
Choose a focused workshop, build a short series or work with us to co-design a program for your setting.
Career education
Lessons, workshops and resources built around your students and your school’s career education goals.
Pathway development
Personalised planning that connects strengths and aspirations with education, training and employment options.
Work and transition readiness
Practical preparation, employer engagement and inclusive transition support for life beyond school.
Practical resources
Toolkit for school teams
Find useful guidance, checklists and classroom resources by role or topic.
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NCCD adjustments overview
A short guide to documenting adjustments and linking evidence to student needs.
Reasonable adjustments guide
Plain-language steps for identifying, planning and reviewing adjustments.
Student voice checklist
Quick prompts to ensure student perspectives are captured in planning.
Inclusive classroom tech ideas
Student diversity jurisdictional resources
State and territory guidance to support inclusive practice and student diversity.
AIATSIS curriculum resources
Classroom-ready resources supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures.
Australians Together curriculum resources
Lessons, videos, and classroom resources to teach the story of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
NASCA overview
Background on NASCA’s education support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people.
National Disability Advocacy Framework overview
Snapshot of advocacy principles and responsibilities for schools.
This toolkit provides general information and practical templates. It does not replace departmental policy or legal advice.
Let’s build something for your learners
Talk to us about your setting and priorities
Tell us about your learners, current priorities and the outcomes you want to achieve. We can help shape a workshop, resource or tailored program.