So, I understand that Wise Employment is a job seeker provider so you do have to be on Centrelink…read moreto be involved with them. What my advice is though is that the job seeking places can be a nightmare and I've found one that treats you well, is understanding and will go out of their way to help you no matter what your situation. This is probably what you would hope to happen but it doesn't with many of the other service providers. I know now that I've put the word out, my friends have been able to change to Wise and have been much better off. When I was with them they were very understanding of my personal problems (death in the family) and were very helpful and understanding of my position. It can be a nightmare dealing with Centrelink and government places but Wise really took a lot of stress off my shoulders where the young girl, Valerie, was nothing but helpful, compassionate and understanding. I know I've reiterated the same points over again but it's very important to a lot of people that you get a good job seeker provider and I would highly recommend going to Wise Employment. Much nicer, more relaxed and actually provide a good service.

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This is my second time rap jumping first was in at Urban Central as part of a fitness challenge…read more Both Lees were very friendly and professional and delt with nervous people very well. I completed all three jumps very nervous each time. However having complete trust in the guys definitely helped. I then bought my husband a voucher for xmas to go rap jumping at the You Yangs. Lee contacted us prior to our booked date and suggested Straughton Vale as we'd done it before we may enjoy Straughton Vale more as its a little more challenging. Loved it. Never in a million years did I think I would be saying I want to learn how to rock climb, abseil or rap jump again. But I can't wait to do it again with the two Lees. Safety is key and these guys made sure we were safe at all times. Thank you

Rap Jumping is the company that offers the activity of abseiling face first down a building. I was…read morerecently given 2 gift vouchers to do this and I had an exhilarating time that I will never forget. The building they usual abseil is the 'Urban Central Accommodation' that can often be seen from the freeway. When we arrive we were addressed about safety and a brief history of the activity and the company. The group then goes upstairs to the roof to get ready for the jump. We were fitted with helmets, harnesses and gloves (pick the thickest glove possible). When it was my turn to go, I stepped up onto the edge of this 8-story building- and the instructor pretty much pushed me (nicely) over the edge. My first time going down was quite hard as it is against gravity to be 90degrees and horizontal. My butt kept scraping the wall because I couldn't get my body to go face first. When I was finally doing it right it was lots of fun, you use your feet to bounce off the wall and your grip of the rope alters how fast you go down. There is a second instructor at the bottom (ground level), who is there to assist and help you get down. Overall we each got to jump around 3-4times, the scariest bit was always going over the ledge- it's just like jumping off a building. Get the thickest gloves possible as my partner (and some of the other guests) got pretty bad rope burn.