After some time out of the workforce, Danton, who has experience in sales and business development, felt disheartened and unsure about his future. Known for his positive outlook, he was initially reluctant to seek support. Determined to turn things around, Danton joined the Career Transition Assistance (CTA) program to rebuild his confidence and find a clear path forward.
Meet Danton
Danton had lost confidence in finding meaningful work. However, his determination to return to the workforce was clear, and he was willing to explore every option to rebuild his career. With guidance from his facilitator, he explored several options such as security roles, courier services, and bus driving. After taking time to reflect on what suited his strengths and interests, Danton chose a direction that would help him rebuild his confidence and move toward a more stable future.
Building a foundation for success
By working with his CTA facilitator, Danton developed a clear plan and began building the confidence he needed to take practical steps back into the workforce. Now employed, he is rebuilding his income and independence and moving closer to achieving his long term goals.
“The CTA program and my facilitator guided me through every step.”
A new chapter of independence
Today, the goal that Danton once thought was out of reach is now closer. Through CTA, he regained confidence, improved his job readiness, and created a clear pathway forward. His story shows how determination and the right support can turn setbacks into opportunities.
“CTA didn’t just help me find work—it helped me build my future.”
More information
Career Transition Assistance (CTA) is designed to help people 45 years and over, to improve their confidence and skills to become more competitive in the local labour market.
Do you need help getting started? Individuals in Workforce Australia Online can sign up for Career Transition Assistance by:
- searching Workforce Australia Online for courses that provide assistance for individuals 45 years and over
- contacting the Digital Services Contact Centre on 1800 314 677 or email digitalservices@dewr.gov.au.
Individuals with an employment services provider can talk to their provider about referral to a suitable course.
If you are not registered with an employment service but would like to know more about what Career Transition Assistance can offer, you can visit or contact your local Career Transition Assistance provider.
Learn more at Career Transition Assistance.