Vocational training provides students with a curriculum that equips them for the job that they expect to join. Broad-based knowledge and skills are good, but for some students with disabilities, specific skills need to be explicitly taught that are necessary for survival in the workplace and the community.
Vocational
- Individual needs and abilities
- Independent living skill development
- Personal interests and goals
When developing customized vocational service for students with special needs, Holy Heart Special Schools focuses on:
- Time management
- Problem-solving
- Critical thinking
- Personal hygiene and appearance
- Responsibility and integrity
- Attitude and demeanour
Pre-vocational skills for students with disabilities include:
- Work readiness
- Interview and job search skills
- Social and communication skills
- Task analysis
- Career choice
- Safety
Vocational skills examples include:
Holy Heart Special School helps students prepare for independence in private and work lives by providing vocational and pre-vocational programs. The school provides students with opportunities to work while learning. These opportunities expand their experiences and give positive experiences by working as skilled professionals. The activities help students achieve their goals such as performance, exploration and communication, as outlined in their individualized education plan (IEP).
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