The Study-To-Work Transition of University Students With a Disability

Peter McIlveen, M. Cameron, Debra A. Mclachlan, J. Gunn
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A career development approach to disability and vocational rehabilitation indicates the need to empower clients' capacity to enter the workforce through 'career enhancement'. This paper outlines a forum for university students with a disability that was informed by the notion of career enhancement and was conducted with the purpose of linking students, with one another, employers, employment agencies, State and Commonwealth Government agencies, and with key staff of the university's careers service. Feedback from students indicated the value of the event in terms outcome and process.
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残疾大学生从学习到工作的过渡
残疾和职业康复的职业发展方法表明,需要通过“职业提升”来增强客户进入劳动力市场的能力。本文概述了一个为残疾大学生举办的论坛,该论坛受到职业发展概念的启发,其目的是将学生与彼此、雇主、职业介绍所、州和联邦政府机构以及大学职业服务中心的主要工作人员联系起来。学生们的反馈表明了活动在结果和过程方面的价值。
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