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Free Workplace Rights Workshops for High School Classes

Priority bookings available for IEU members – book now to secure for Term 2

SA Young Workers is a free support service dedicated to empowering young workers across South Australia.

We deliver FREE dynamic and interactive workshops tailored to young people aged 14-18. These sessions equip students with essential knowledge on workplace rights, health and safety, and industrial relations through presentations, discussions, and problem-solving activities.

Our workshops run between 45 and 60 minutes and are designed to be adaptable to the needs, interests and availability of different student groups. Our content aligns with the Australian and SACE curriculum learning outcomes (see our website for detailed information).

Book a workshop today at sayoungworkers.com.au or contact us to discuss how we can tailor our sessions to your students’ needs.

Core Workshops

(BOOKINGS AVAILABLE FOR TERM 2 2025)

Foundational sessions covering essential workplace rights and safety information, preparing young people for work.

  • Your Rights at Work (SAYW1001)
  • Staying Safe at Work (SAYW1002)
  • Bullying and Discrimination at Work (SAYW1003)

Curriculum Aligned Workshops

(BOOKINGS AVAILABLE FOR TERM 3 2025)

Developed with relevant Australian Curriculum and SACE subject learning areas in mind, to connect practical life knowledge to the classroom and foster a deeper understanding of work in society.

  • The History of Work (SAYW2001)
  • The Future of Work (SAYW2002)
  • Industrial Relations in Australia (SAYW2003)
  • Work and the Law (SAYW2004)

Skills Building Workshops

(BOOKINGS AVAILABLE FOR TERM 2 2025)

Practical sessions focused on developing communication, problem-solving and leadership skills to empower young people in confidently handling workplace challenges.

  • Navigating Difficult Conversations (SAYW3001)
  • Change Making and Leadership (SAYW3002)

About SA Young Workers

SA Young Workers is an initiative of SA Unions, the peak body of the South Australian union movement representing over 160,000 workers.

We offer a range of services designed to educate, support, and amplify the voices of young workers:

  • Practical workshops on workplace rights and safety
  • Information and resources to help young people understand their rights at work
  • Community spaces to connect with fellow workers, unions, employers, and policymakers
  • A platform for advocacy, empowering young South Australians to create a fairer and safer work future

Every young person deserves to feel safe, supported, and empowered at work. Whether starting their first job or navigating workplace challenges, we provide the tools, confidence and connections young South Australians need to succeed.