You’ll learn about your interests, strengths and abilities. You’ll also learn about jobs that are in high demand and the education and skills needed to get those jobs. Activities may include interest testing, career counseling, aptitude testing and programs that help you get ready to go to work.
Related Sites
Connecticut State Department of Education - This site houses a number of documents for students with disabilities, to assist with such things as self-advocacy, transition planning, and understanding rights and responsibilities under IDEA.
US Department of Education – Provides information, primarily for parents, on No Child Left Behind and resources for supplemental education services.
NCWD/Youth -- Career Planning Begins with Assessment - Designed for educators, this assessment guide provides information on assessments appropriate for youth career planning.
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