Work experience

What does your young person with special needs require in order to successfully enter the world of work?

•assessment of work related skills and interests
•training of missing vocational skills
•training to complete a set of work skills
•Discrete trial analysis of task (s) in work site.
•work experience programme development
•supervision of work exprience placements
•support staff training and supervision
•supported employment plan development
•supported employment supervision
•job coach training and supervision.

Real work for real pay takes coaching and practise. Hours and hours of practise. It also takes supervision so that the practise is efffective. Work is not something that just happens for young adults with special needs

Ten years of guiding young people through the intricacies of job related skills has left me with a unique perspective on employment. From following the routine of a job or task all the way to taking coffee breaks and interacting with other employees and the public, the programmes we develop will help your child navigate the road to paid employment.