Transition Guides and Youth Trainings

Transition Guides

IPUL’s Building a Bridge 
Our own guide to transitioning to Adulthood

Moving On Idaho Binder
A tool for students and families to plan and get organized as youth prepare to leave high school and move into the adult world.

Transition Guide to Postsecondary Education and Employment for Students and Youth with Disabilities
From the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services US Dept of Education -This is primarily a policy guide.

The Journey to Life After High School 
A road map for parents of children with special needs – Whether you have a middle schooler (11-14), a high schooler (14-18), or even a young adult (18-26), this is a tool for you to use as you begin planning your child’s transition into adulthood. While it can’t cover every detail or every situation, it will give you an overview of what lies ahead and a list of resources for where to go next.

Youth Trainings

Youth Self Advocacy Microcourse:

Speak up, be heard, and make a difference! This quick, self-paced course helps you learn how to express your needs, understand your rights, and take an active role in shaping your life.

Youth Self Determination Microcourse:

Take charge of your future with this short, self-paced course that helps you build confidence, set goals, and make your own decisions.
 

Person-Centered Planning Youth Microcourse

Explore who you are and what matters most to you in this short, self-guided course all about creating a plan centered around your dreams and goals.

Either click this link or the image to the right to take the course.

Getting and Keeping Your First Job:

 
SELF GUIDED TRAINING – Our getting and keeping your first job self-guided module is designed to help youth with disabilities build the skills they need to land that first job and keep it!
 
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