Every young person deserves the opportunity to contribute, participate and thrive.
Picture This: Skills on Show gives schools practical, accessible resources to help students with disability explore employment, volunteering, microenterprise and community participation.
Designed for flexible classroom delivery, the program helps students build confidence, understand employability skills and picture a future filled with choice, opportunity and meaningful employment.
Australia has one of the lowest employment participation rates for people with disability in the OECD.
Picture This: Skills on Show was created to help change that, giving schools ready-to-use, strengths-based resources that help students recognise what they can offer and explore meaningful pathways beyond school.
Your school subscription includes everything educators need to deliver curriculum-aligned content with confidence
6-hour onboarding workshop for staff sharing information that supports effective transition planning and program delivery
14 learning modules each with facilitator notes, slideshow and suggested activities to support hands-on learning
Bound student workbooks
Member chat with other educators
New learning content added regularly
Discounts for group coaching sessions and additional student workbooks
Young people with disability have strengths waiting to be discovered.
Picture This: Skills on Show empowers students to:
Picture This has already supported students with disability to build skills, confidence and community connections for meaningful employment and participation.
This program provided students with tailored learning and practical resources and significantly enhanced their transition from school.
Participating educator
An explicit framework for teaching and creating an authentic product at the end.
Participating educator
It is a program that should be accessible to all school leavers.
Parent of participating student
The program is designed for Stage 5 and 6 students of all abilities, including those with significant and complex disability who may never have considered work. It has been successfully adapted for students requiring a very high level of learning support.
Each learning module comes with facilitator notes and questions to guide group discussion, easy read slideshows, student workbooks and hands-on learning activities. We provide visuals for general program content and support you to create other visuals relevant to your own context. Students are actively supported to relate the program content to their personal experience.
The program is designed to be delivered over two school terms but can be adapted for a shorter or longer timeframe depending on your needs.
Most activities use readily available classroom materials. Any additional requirements are clearly listed in facilitator notes.
Your subscription provides access to a member chat where you can ask questions and share tips with other educators. We’ll also be there to provide support. If you feel you need more in-depth support, you have the option to book an additional coaching session with our team.
Resources will be reviewed and updated regularly to reflect educator feedback and curriculum changes. We’ll be adding new content on a regular basis.
We understand the important role that educators play in supporting families and students with disability to navigate the complexities of post-school life, employment and disability supports. The onboarding workshop provides you with the latest information about the full range of employment and support options available to young people with disability.
The workshop also supports you to adapt the program resources to your unique learners and community context.
The cost of your school subscription depends on the number of teachers and students who will be participating in the program. Contact us directly to discuss your needs and request a quote.
Give your students practical, accessible support to recognise their strengths, build confidence and explore meaningful futures beyond school.
Complete the form and the Right to Work team will be in touch to discuss your school context, subscription options, pricing and next steps.
Right to Work is a certified social enterprise committed to building understanding, inclusion and genuine employment choice for young people with disability. Their unique and accessible learning programs have successfully supported many young people with disability to build skills and community connections for meaningful employment, including in customised roles, microenterprise and inclusive settings.