We want to make sure this website is easy for everyone to:

• use
• understand.

This includes people with disability.

We call this ‘accessibility’.

On this page:

• Getting information in JobAccess
• Accessibility standards
• Text size
• Text to speech
• PDF and other documents
• Plain language and Easy Read

There are different ways you can get information on this website.

For example, you can use:

• audio
• Easy Read.

You can also watch videos in Auslan.

We hope you can find and use the information you need.

If there’s information you can’t find or use, please contact us.

You can visit our Contact Us page to talk to us.

We designed this website to meet the Australian Government standards Standards are rules about how to do things well. You can meet standards or go above standards. for accessibility.

We follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1.

These are standards about making sure websites are easy to:

• find and use
• understand.

We aim to meet level AA.

You can visit the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) website to find out more.

You can use the Zoom tool on your browser to make the text on this website bigger or smaller.

If you use a Windows computer, you can use the ‘Control’ key with the ‘+’ or ‘-’ keys.

If you use a Mac computer, you can use the ‘Command’ key with the ‘+’ or ‘-’ keys.

Most pages on the website have a ‘Listen’ button.

You can click this button to hear the text on a page read out loud.

We call this ‘text to speech’.

A toolbar will also appear when you click on the Listen button.

The toolbar lets you change the settings for text to speech.

For example, you can change the:

• volume
• speed that the text is read.

If you’re using a computer or your phone, make sure the sound is turned on.

We have some resources on this website that you can:

• view in your browser
• download.

We provide these documents as both a:

• PDF
• Microsoft Word file.

You can choose the one you want to use.

To read PDF files you’ll need a computer program that can view PDFs.

If you don’t already have one, you can download Adobe Acrobat Reader for free.

You can visit the Adobe website to find out more.

We’ve tried to write the information on this website in a way that’s easy to understand.

We also wrote the ‘People with disability’ section in Easy Read.

Easy Read is a way of sharing information that uses simple sentences and pictures to explain ideas.

You can switch Easy Read on and off on pages that have the Easy Read button.

When Easy Read is on, some important words will be in bold. Bold means the letters are thicker and darker.

You can click on the bold words to find out what they mean.

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