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Transition Seminar Series

(posted May 14, 2012)

The Transition Seminar Series will be offered again this summer. Click on the Training tab to learn more about these 2-week, online, professional development opportunities.

Georgia's GraduateFIRST Webinar Now Available

(posted May 02, 2012)

Laura C. Brown, Ph.D.,Coordinator of Georgia's GraduateFIRST presented a webinar on Feb. 28, 2012 about how schools in Georgia have redesigned programs, adopted new practices, and implemented research-based strategies to become highly successful in preventing students with disabilities from dropping out. Here's an Info Brief about GraduateFIRST and here's how to listen in the webinar.

Sex Education for Physically, Emotionally and Mentally Challenged Youth

(posted April 04, 2012)

Advocates for Youth has developed Sex Education for Physically, Emotionally and Mentally Challenged Youth. The document provides an overview of common myths and facts about the sexuality of people with disabilities, along with general guidelines for parents and a bibliography of sex education materials and resources.

TRN, Inc. Job Development Web Training

(posted February 20, 2012)

TRN, Inc. has opened registration for its popular 2-week, 18-hour web training covering key principles and hands-on tools for job development for youth and adults with disabilities. The course includes applying marketing principles, creating various job seeking tools, and developing business partnerships. Participants can log on at any time during the course period and participate in the training. Learn more about TRN trainings.

My Future, My Way: First Steps Toward College – A Workbook for Middle and Junior High School Student

(posted December 20, 2011)

This U.S. Department of Education publication for middle and junior high school students helps youth learn about the range of postsecondary school options, the benefits of higher education, how to pay for college, and how to start preparing for college and career in middle school. Personalized activities help youth think about how college can help them achieve their individual career goals. Download English and Spanish versions HERE.

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The Transition Coalition and the Division on Career Development and Transition (DCDT) have collected and disseminated these tips in an effort to enhance public access to information about transition activities. Our intention is to provide resources that are current and accurate. We do not endorse or promote any of the products, websites or ideas presented in the tips. Although every attempt is made to ensure the accuracy of this information, we can make no guarantees. We will, of course, make every effort to correct errors brought to our attention. If you find an error in one of the tips listed, you may contact us. Please credit the source when copying all or part of this material.