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Marilyn RomeroEEX3243
Post Secondary Options
for Students with Disabilities
Post-Secondary Educational Programs
College Transition Program
Develops Social Interactions
Works on Life Skills and Educational Skills
Recreational Socialization
Enroll in 1 to 2 college classes a semester with adapted course work
Community College (2yrs.)Provides associates degree or certificate
Services to support adjustment to college life
Lower teacher to student ratio
Can transfer to a 4 year university
Provides resources for employment in local area
Typical programs for students with mild disabilities include emergency medical technician, educational paraprofessional, bookkeeping, practical nurse, or mechanics.
Four Year University
Offers wide range of degrees and certificates
Programs and services provided to meet special needs
Support includes psychosocial adjustment, academic development, and college/community orientation
Buildings accessible to students with disabilities
Vocational/ Technical School
Prepares directly for a specific job and provides work experience
Helps find employment in community and provides follow up services for job retention
Tutorial Support
Develops study skills
Provides adult mentoring and leadership development
Post-Secondary Employment
Programs
Vocational Rehabilitation
Help individuals with disabilities obtain or sustain gainful employment
Career information and exploration
Support in independent living
Support in transportation
Sheltered Rehabilitation Centers
Staffed by individuals who offer specialized training and work experience
Not competitive employment
On-the job trainings
Subcontracts from business and industry
Supported Employment Services
Employment with direct supervision of the business management staff
Offers guidance and assistance
Provides needed devices, specialized training, and extra supervision.
Helps gain independence
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