Megan began her self-employment journey as a Workforce Australia Services participant, and her consultant quickly recognised her potential to turn her side-hustle into a fully fledged business.
She was referred to the Self-Employment Assistance program by IntoJobs delivery partner Mas National, and through a range of supports including an 8-week training course and help developing a business plan, Critter Cube was born!
Megan spoke with ABC SA Late Afternoons about her experience.
Listen to the full interview here.
Originally broadcast 9 August 2023.
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