Transition & Pathways
The Work and Transition Program is helping students with disabilities and their families think about their life after secondary school and identify long-range goals during the secondary school experience to ensure that students gain the skills and connections they need to achieve these goals. This transitional process will include many facets of planning for the future and should be fully understood by all stakeholders each step of the way. Planning for the future is an investment in a child's well-being which we value in the Supported Learning Centre.
The Supported Learning Centre (SLC) Work and Transition Program offers a wide variety of activities and training to develop work readiness, employability skills, independent living and social skills.
Some of these activities include:
- What is work?
- Dress and Hygiene
- Apply Basic Communication Skills
- Our Relationships
- Being Assertive in the Workplace
- Protective Behaviours
- Anger Management
- Sexuality in the Workplace
- Workplace Literacy
- Money Management
- Occupational Health and Safety
- Equal Employment Opportunity
- Working Independently
- Work with Others
- Being Supervised
- Punctuality and Attendance
- Class/ Group Travel Training
The aim is to prepare secondary students with a disability to plan for a successful transition into life after school. It provides information to school leavers and their families, about job opportunities and career pathways, post school options, assisting them to link into readily available services within their community.
Department for Education T/A South Australian Government Schools CRICOS Provider number: 00018A