by Grace Claringbold | Jul 17, 2026
Sport shapes part of who you are, your routines, your relationships, your sense of purpose. Transition is not losing that. It is the start of expanding it. Transitioning out of sport can be a challenging period. It can be a time of high uncertainity, and can often...
by Grace Claringbold | Jul 15, 2026
VIS performance support staff have developed this resource to help you identify local providers once you have transitioned off VIS Scholarship. The list below includes sports medicine, physiotherapy, nutrition, and psychology. Please note, the list is provided as a...
by Grace Claringbold | Apr 16, 2026
Casual work can be perfect for elite athletes as it can provide flexible scheduling around training, skill development, financial independence without long-term commitments, and real-world experience that enhances the resume. Use these job search platforms to find...
by Grace Claringbold | Apr 16, 2026
Explore further education options through resources provided by the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS). These guides provide an overview of education pathways including university degrees and vocational qualifications. University Pathways The VIS works with a range...
by Grace Claringbold | Jan 7, 2026
Teammates spend a lot of time together, so they are well placed to pause and intentionally check in with someone, especially if they’ve noticed something that makes them wonder how their teammate is going. Checking in with a teammate isn’t about identifying problems...
