Core
Area 2:
Supported Employment, Natural Supports and Transistion
Description
Core Area 2 addresses supported employment and community living
programs for youth and adults with disabilities. If focuses on competencies
in instructional interventions, individualized assessments and support,
community networking, and assistive technologies. It also presents
the most current and significant issues impacting secondary school
to work transition and community rehabilitation programs including
service delivery processes, concepts and programs.
Potential
Participants
Core Area 2 is designed for people currently employed in school
to work transition, supported employment, and community living program
(e.g., employment specialists, job coaches, job developers, community
facilitators, community-based program instructors, and transition
specialists.)
Content
Topics
- Introduction to Rehabilitation Process
- Issues Affecting Employment & Living
- Directed Internships
- Assisting Technologies Interdisciplinary Seminar
- Theory & Process of Vocational Development
- Application of Technology in Work & Residential Setting
- Special Study
Opportunities
Participate
Based on program needs, training can be delivered in a variety
of formats. These include workshops, seminars, distance teaching,
individualized instruction, technical assistance, simulation and
train-the-trainers.
Certificate
Supported
Employment and Transition Specialist Certificate
Admission requirements include a bachelor level degree.
Graduate
This coursework meets the specialization requirements of Master
of Arts degree in Education, with a concentration in Special Education
and an emphasis in Supported Employment and Transition Services.
This coursework can also be incorporated with the Master's
Degree in Rehabilitation Counseling.
For more information on school to work transition, see Point
of Transition Service Integration Project.
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ARPE is administered
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College of Education, San Diego State University and the SDSU Foundation.
3590 Camino del Rio North, San Diego 92108. Phone: 619-594-2462
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