
Wednesday 9 September 2026 | 5:30pm – 6:30pm AEST | Online
Every day, employability professionals make decisions that can have a lasting impact on the people they support. But how do we know which approaches really make a difference?
Join the IEP’s global Centre for Employability Excellence (CfEE) for an engaging webinar exploring how evidence-based practice can strengthen employability support and improve outcomes for participants.
This practical session will move beyond theory to explore how research can be applied in real frontline practice. You’ll discover what evidence-based practice means in an employability setting, examine the latest evidence around effective action planning, and explore simple ways to incorporate these insights into your everyday work.
Whether you’re working directly with participants, managing teams or designing services, this webinar will provide practical ideas that you can put into action immediately.
Hear from the Experts
The session will feature:
- David Imber FIEP – Head of the Centre for Employability Excellence, IEP
- Cheryl Coby-Gaskill MIEP – Research Assistant, Centre for Employability Excellence
- Larona Thipe MIEP – Research Assistant, Centre for Employability Excellence
Together they will share current evidence, practical examples and facilitate discussion around how evidence can help practitioners deliver even better outcomes.
Why Attend?
You’ll leave with:
- A clearer understanding of evidence-based practice in employability.
- Practical insights into effective action planning.
- Ideas you can immediately apply in your own role.
- The opportunity to discuss challenges and share experiences with fellow professionals.
- Fresh perspectives from the IEP’s Centre for Employability Excellence.
At the IEP, we’re committed to helping employability professionals continually develop their knowledge, confidence and impact. Through our global Centre for Employability Excellence, we bring together research, evidence and practical experience to help practitioners and organisations deliver the very best support possible.