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Supported Employment – Marketing

August 16, 2015 By James Leave a Comment

Supported Employment – Marketing
This entry is part 9 of 17 in the series Supported Employment

One of the biggest challenges for anyone starting in the field of supported employment or working in Supported Internships may well be employer engagement, understanding the local market and trying to locate suitable jobs. Where are the job opportunities?  In fact, before we’ve had success it may feel like we have a mountain to climb and […]

Filed Under: Employment, Marketing, Supported Employment, Supported Internship, Task Analysis, TSI Tagged With: Disabilities, Disability, Employees, Employment, Equality, Information, Marketing, Supported Employment, Supported Internships, TSI, Work

Supported Employment – Looking for a Job

August 15, 2015 By James Leave a Comment

Supported Employment – Looking for a Job
This entry is part 14 of 17 in the series Supported Employment

Once you have been through the discovery and job research phases of employment planning, it is time to actually apply for some jobs! It is important to realise that applying for jobs can take a lot of time and energy. There may be setbacks that cause you re-think certain elements of your employment plan. However, […]

Filed Under: Disabilities, Job Application, Supported Employment, Supported Internship Tagged With: Advice, Applying for a job, Business, Communication, Disclosing disabilities, Information, Supported Employment, Supported Internship, TSI

Supported Internships

August 14, 2015 By James Leave a Comment

Supported Internships

What are they? Since August of 2013, anyone sixteen to nineteen years of age that are enrolled in school part or full time has been expected to follow a study program. The age range changes to sixteen to twenty four if the person enrolled in a Learning Difficulty Assessment, or Health and Care plan. One […]

Filed Under: Disabilities, Government, Supported Internship Tagged With: Bright Futures, Disabilities, Disability, Employees, Equality, National Grid, Supported Internships, Work

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