Introductory Supported Employment Training
2008
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INTRODUCTORY SUPPORTED
EMPLOYMENT TRAINING (2+1)
March 24 and 25, 2008 and
April 1, 2008
Vermont Technical
College
Randolph, Vermont
Old Dorm Conference Room
9:00 - 4:00 p.m.
This three-day training is for beginning employment specialists to
obtain a
practical understanding of the values, philosophies and practices of
the
supported employment process. Attendance at all three days is
strongly
encouraged. The
third day will be a follow-up after people have had time in the field
to practice. There is a $75.00 registration fee to cover costs.
Lunch will be on your own.
Topics will
include:
- Overview of Supported
Employment
- Getting to Know the Person
(Assessment)
- Assisting an Individual in Finding
a Job (Job Development)
- Knowing the Worksite and its
Culture (Job Analysis)
- Choosing the Right Job (Job
Match)
- Helping a Person to Begin Work (Job
Placement)
- Supporting People to Work (Job
Training)
- Keeping the Job (Follow
Along)
To register: Send
in registration and check by March 15, 2008. If special
accommodations are needed please respond by March 10, 2008. Send
to:
Dale Hindmarsh
University of Vermont-Center on Disability and Community Inclusion
208 Colchester Ave, Mann Hall, 3rd Floor
Burlington, VT
05405
$
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INTRODUCTORY SUPPORTED
EMPLOYMENT TRAINING (2+1)
Please return with check
made payable to: University of Vermont
Special accommodations
needed: _________________________________
Name(s):__________________________________________________
Agency or School:
___________________________________________
Address:
________________________________ Phone: ____________
Email address:
______________________________________________
Sponsored by:
University of Vermont's Center on Disability & Community
Inclusion,
Vermont-APSE, Vermont's Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
and
Division of Disability &
Aging Services