Resources
Free resources to learn, practise and grow
Guides, worksheets and learning games we use with participants in our mentoring sessions. Use them on your computer, tablet or phone, on your own or with your mentor.
Learning games
Learn by playing
Short, friendly games that turn the skills we coach into practice. Every choice shows you what happens next, and your progress saves on your device.
Market Day: the business game
Build a small business one stall at a time: find your idea, work out your costs and breakeven, sell at the market and decide what comes next.
Smooth Ride: your wheel of life
Score eight parts of your life, watch your wheel roll down the road, and choose one small step to make the ride smoother.
Out & About: travel training
Plan a trip, pack your bag and ride the bus and train in Perth or Melbourne, handling the surprises along the way.
First Shift: ready for work
Practise an interview, prepare for day one, ask for what you need at work and read your first payslip.
Mentor Match: one team
Follow the real steps from your first hello to regular sessions, meet the team, and practise being open to new people.
My Day, My Way: everyday routines
Build routines that work at home: smoother mornings, a simple meal, a tidy space, looking after yourself and a week that runs itself.
Free download · 2026 edition
Micro-Enterprise Handbook
Practical tools to help you test an idea, work out your costs, find customers and grow your own small business. Fourteen pages, with worksheets you can fill in on screen or print.
- Your unique selling point
- Benchmarking
- SWOT analysis
- Costs, pricing and breaking even
- Setting up properly
- Growing your customer base
- Getting the word out
- Tools for running your business
Participant stories
Real businesses, built with support
Meet participants who have used mentoring and these tools to build something of their own.
Pooch N Pounce
Jodie’s story
A love of animals grew into a Melbourne pet sitting business with its own website and brand.
Sailing equipment
Niko’s story
A passion for sailing became a microenterprise that works around Niko’s disability.