Community Services and Networking - Employment Services
Embark on a journey of empowerment, advocacy, and success as we dive into the world of Employment Services.
Delve into the various components of Supported Employment Services, including job placement strategies, on-the-job training techniques, and ongoing support mechanisms.
Course Overview
Importance of Competitive Employment for People with Intellectual Disabilities
Mission and Goals of Employment First Agenda in NYS
Definition and Characteristics of Intellectual Disabilities
Myths and Stereotypes Surrounding Employment for People with Intellectual Disabilities Lesson
Benefits of Competitive Employment for Individuals and Society
Assessment 1
Supported Employment Services
Individualized Job Placement and Support
Collaborative Approach with Employers
Overview of ETP Services
Skill Development and Vocational Training
Transition Planning and Job Readiness
Rehabilitation Counseling and Assessment
Job Coaching and Retention Support
Assistive Technology and Workplace Accommodations
Referral and Intake Procedures
Assessment and Individualized Planning
Job Search and Placement Strategies
On-the-Job Training and Support
Monitoring Progress and Adjusting Plans
Participants will be able to:
Examine the mission and goals of the Employment First Agenda in New York State, focusing on promoting inclusive workplaces and empowering individuals to thrive in the workforce.
Address common myths and stereotypes surrounding employment for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Explore the benefits of competitive employment for both individuals and society, emphasizing the value of diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
Examine Vocational Rehabilitation Services, covering rehabilitation counseling, job coaching, and assistive technology and workplace accommodations.