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Work Skills
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Location: Creekside School
Ages: 14–22
Environment: Small classroom space, quiet environment, some hallway interactions
Directions: Written, visual, and verbal, single-step
Class Length: 30 minutes, 1–2 days a week
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Description
The Work Skills program offers students aged 14 to 22, the opportunity to explore and to develop prevocational skills. Work Skills is a center-based prevocational program that provides an opportunity for students to discover their likes and dislikes in addition to their strengths and weaknesses. This is achieved through a variety of hands-on, creative, and effective tasks that include assembly projects, work simulations, and volunteer projects.
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Tasks
- Signing in and out
- Locating and understanding assignment
- Locating materials needed for assignment
- Deliveries
- Safely operating carts in hallways
- Safely removing large, full recycling bins from building
- Safely retrieving empty replacement carts
- Recycling
- Filling orders
- Table work: sorting, lacing, paper folding, categorizing, stuffing, collating
- Packaging/weighing
- Categorizing
- Counting
- Filing
- Shredding
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Skills
- Interpersonal skills
- Communication skills
- Positive attitude
- Teamwork
- Listening/following directions
- Attention to details
- Problem solving
- Responsibility
- Asking for help
- Wearing uniform/badge
- Self-management
- Demonstrating trustworthiness