This report documents AMES approach to preparing young refugees and migrants for successful transitions to mainstream education or employment and subsequent successful settlement into Australian society.
This study is based on a short survey of new arrivals undertaking the Adult Migrant English Program at AMES Australia. It details respondents’ changes in dietary habits since coming to Australia.
In 2008 AMES implemented an intermediate labour market project that used our capacity as an employer to provide work opportunities for our clients.
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This evaluation addresses the effectiveness of the Community Smorgasbord project, a project funded by DEEWR. It looks at AMES catering social enterprises as Intermediate Labour Markets and evaluates critical success factors.
This research documents the employment situations of a group of recent migrants with low English level from different occupational backgrounds. It explores the work they were doing, how satisfied they were and what factors influenced their satisfaction.