20/10/2026
Sewwandi stays true to herself and finds success π
Articulate and professional with a degree in Commerce obtained in Sri Lanka, along with several years of experience working in administrative and finance roles, Sewwandi thought it would be relatively easy to find a job she'd love in Darwin.
However, like many other migrants, she found that reality fell far short of her expectations; the job market was extremely competitive and, despite consistent applications, she had no success securing a job β until she visited the STEPS Adult Migrant English (AMEP) site in Casuarina.
This story is featured in the latest edition of our AMEP Newsletter. Read more about Sewwandi's journey to meaningful employment by reading the digital edition on our website.
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The Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) is funded by the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs. RTO 1847.