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A vocational assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of an individual’s transferable skills, qualifications and interests. This evaluation aims to identify potential future employment and/or training options.

A vocational assessment is used when an injury or redundancy prevents the individual from returning to their previous employment.

Standard Assessment  Comprehensive Assessment  Service Locations  Pricing

Standard Vocational Assessment

Transferable Skills Assessment

  • Review of injury history, current treatment, current functional and/or psychological capacity
  • Review of previous employment and training history
  • Review of skills, qualifications and accreditations
  • Review of literacy, numeracy and computer skills
  • Discussion and identification of realistic employment and training options/interests. An interest test may be completed if required, to help the worker to identify alternative work areas of interest.
  • Review of current level of job seeking ability/skills
  • Review of psychosocial barriers and an analysis of the worker’s motivation for a return to work within new employment
  • Consideration of internal redeployment roles may be considered within the current workplace (if available)

 

Labour Market Research

  • Identification and description of the requirements for a chosen vocational option
  • Review of local available positions

 

Job Preparation and Job Seeking

  • Preparing an individual to search for employment independently
  • Assistance with job applications
  • Ongoing monitoring of job seeking and vocational counselling as required

 

Detailed Report and Communication

  • A phone call to the referrer on completion of a Vocational Assessment providing updates on the assessment findings and recommendations. The need for further assistance, such as Job Preparation Assistance, is also discussed
  • A comprehensive written report detailing all of the above information. This provides clear recommendations regarding future assistance and/or needs, submitted within 48 hours of the assessment.

Comprehensive Vocational Assessment

Transferrable Skills Assessment

  • Review of injury history, current treatment, current functional and/or psychological capacity
  • Review of previous employment and training history
  • Review of skills, qualifications and accreditations
  • Review of literacy, numeracy and computer skills
  • Discussion and identification of realistic employment and training options/interests. An interest test may be completed if required, to help the worker to identify alternative work areas of interest.
  • Review of current level of job seeking ability / skills
  • Review of psychosocial barriers and an analysis of the worker’s motivation for a return to work within new employment
  • Consideration of internal redeployment roles may be considered within the current workplace (if available)

Plus +

  • Aptitude testing and analysis of results

 

Labour Market Research

  • Identification and description of the requirements for a chosen vocational option
  • Review of local available positions

Plus +

  • Discussion and analysis of wage requirements
  • Analysis of local training availability for identified vocational options
  • Contact with employers and/or review of advertised positions to confirm suitability of options

 

Job Preparation and Job Seeking

  • Preparing an individual to search for employment independently
  • Assistance with job applications
  • Ongoing monitoring of job seeking and vocational counselling as required

 

Detailed Report and Communication

  • Phone call to referrer on completion of Vocational Assessment providing updates on the assessment findings and recommendations. The need for further assistance, such as Job Preparation Assistance, is also discussed.
  • A comprehensive written report detailing all of the above information. This provides clear recommendations regarding future assistance and/or needs, submitted within 48 hours of the assessment.

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National Footprint

KINNECT service all locations within 3 hours drive of the below areas.
  • Brisbane, QLD
  • Sydney, NSW
  • Perth, WA
  • Melbourne, VIC
  • Adelaide, SA
  • Gold Coast, QLD
  • Sunshine Coast, QLD
  • Townsville, QLD
  • Cairns, QLD
  • Mackay, QLD
  • Rockhampton, QLD
  • Gladstone, QLD

Pricing

Standard Vocational Assessment

$1,350.00 + GST

A comprehensive assessment used to identify alternate employment opportunities when an individual is unable to return to their original position or occupation due to injury and/or illness.

Comprehensive Vocational Assessment

$2,025.00 + GST

A comprehensive assessment used to identify alternate employment and/or training opportunities when an injury or redundancy prevents the individual from returning to their original position. Includes Labour Market Analysis.

FAQ

When should a vocational assessment be used?

  • When a worker is unable to return to their employer or role due to a physical or psychological injury or illness
  • When a worker is unable to return to their role due to injury or illness, where the employer has alternative roles
  • When a worker is unable to return to their employer or role because of being made redundant (outplacement services)

What is the goal of a vocational assessment?

The ultimate outcome of a vocational assessment is to identify suitable employment options and to set realistic vocational goals. We want the injured employee to return to long term, meaningful and fulfulling employment in a timely manner.

Who conducts the assessment?

KINNECT’s Vocational Assessments are completed by our experienced team of tertiary qualified Psychologists, Rehabilitation Counsellors and/or Occupational Therapists.

KINNECT’s Rehabilitation Counsellors have a minimum average of 5 years’ clinical experience. This ensures that you receive the highest quality Vocational Assessments and a return on your investment.

Where can the assessment be conducted?

KINNECT’s Vocational Assessments can be conducted in one of our many offices across Australia. However, if travel is restricted, KINNECT have the flexibility to travel to a location that is easily accessible for the worker.

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