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Developing Accessible Work Based Learning Programs

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Developing Accessible Work Based Learning Programs is a short course that provides information and practical resources about accessible employment opportunities for deaf youth. This course is designed with vocational rehabilitation (VR) professionals, transition/employment specialists, educators, employers, and community rehabilitation partners (or program providers) in mind, and anyone who has a stake in improving employment outcomes for deaf people.

Professional Development Credits:

  • .3 RID CEUs, General Studies
  • 3 CRC Clock Hours
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Topic(s): DSP Toolkit
Useful For: Disability Services Professionals, Teachers, Vocational Rehabilitation Professionals
CPE Clock Hours: .3
CRC Clock Hours: 3

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