Autism Spectrum Disorder and Employment - (2024)

Course Overview:

Current research indicates that as many as 1 in 36 children are being diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The prevalence of people on the Autism Spectrum has a significant impact on transition services and general vocational rehabilitation (VR) services. Understanding the unique experiences of individuals with Autism can greatly enhance the effectiveness of tailored VR services.

In this course, ASD expert James Emmet shares his top 10 tips for providing vocational services to those on the spectrum seeking employment. The course includes a set of video interviews with James Emmet, best practice examples, and downloadable tools to assist customers in obtaining and maintaining career goals.

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Did You Know?

As many as 1 in 36 children are diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
The prevalence of ASD impacts transition services and general VR services significantly.

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Course Highlights:

Expert Insights from James Emmet: Learn directly from a leading expert in ASD and vocational services.
Practical Tips and Tools: Gain access to best practice examples and downloadable tools for effective vocational support.
Interactive Learning: Engage with video interviews and reflective assignments to deepen your understanding.

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Course Objectives:

Define and understand the range of ASD symptoms.
Demonstrate knowledge of common characteristics of ASD.
Establish accommodations to alleviate potential barriers to employment.
Develop plans to assess and assist those with ASD in obtaining and maintaining meaningful employment.

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What to Expect:

Course Structure: Several chapters, each consisting of approximately 30 minutes of course study.
Reflection and Assignments: Additional time for reflection and optional assignments (individual time will vary).
Assessment: Successful completion of the quiz at the conclusion of the course is required for credit.
Credits: Once completed, you will receive 3 CRC credits OR a certificate of completion.

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Who Should Take This Course:

VR service providers
Educators and school counselors
Disability support staff
Employers seeking to better understand ASD
Individuals supporting those with ASD in employment

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Enroll Now:

Enhance your ability to support individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder in their employment journey. Enroll in Autism Spectrum Disorder and Employment - (2024) today and gain valuable insights and tools for success.

Autism Spectrum Disorder and Employment - (2024)

Autism Spectrum Disorder and Employment - (2024)

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