NDIS Support for Students with Disability: Preparing for Employment After School

NDIS Support for Students: Preparing for Employment After School

Learn how NDIS supports can help students with disabilities in Years 9-12 prepare for employment after school, with a focus on skill-building and transition planning.

by Dianne Martinez 2024-10-22 01:17:46

Key Topics Covered

NDIS-Funded Supports for Employment Preparation: Learn about specific NDIS supports that can assist students in building employability skills, from job training to workplace learning opportunities.
Skill-Building for the Future: The session will explore the supports available to help students develop the necessary skills, such as communication, social interaction, and professional conduct, to ensure they are ready to enter the workforce.
Transition Assistance: Discover the additional resources available to help young people as they transition from school to employment or further study, ensuring they have the support they need to navigate this pivotal phase of life.
Achieving Employment and Other Personal Goals: Attendees will gain insights into how the NDIS can support students in pursuing their career aspirations and personal development goals, ensuring a smoother transition into adult life.

Who Should Attend?

This virtual session is open to students with a disability in Years 9-12 who are currently supported by the NDIS or may be eligible for future support. The event is also highly relevant to parents and carers who play a critical role in supporting their child’s educational and employment journey. Additionally, education professionals, including teachers, counselors, and transition support staff, are encouraged to attend to learn more about the NDIS supports available to assist their students.

Key Topics Covered

NDIS-Funded Supports for Employment Preparation: Learn about specific NDIS supports that can assist students in building employability skills, from job training to workplace learning opportunities.
Skill-Building for the Future: The session will explore the supports available to help students develop the necessary skills, such as communication, social interaction, and professional conduct, to ensure they are ready to enter the workforce.
Transition Assistance: Discover the additional resources available to help young people as they transition from school to employment or further study, ensuring they have the support they need to navigate this pivotal phase of life.
Achieving Employment and Other Personal Goals: Attendees will gain insights into how the NDIS can support students in pursuing their career aspirations and personal development goals, ensuring a smoother transition into adult life.

Who Should Attend?

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Session Details and How to Register

The information session will be held via videoconference using Microsoft Teams. Here are the key details for the upcoming session:

Event Format: Online, via Microsoft Teams
Who Should Attend: Students with a disability in Years 9-12, their parents and carers, and education professionals
Focus: Preparing for employment and building skills with NDIS supports
Enquiries: For any questions, contact events@ndis.gov.au and include the session name in the subject line.

Accessibility and Additional Support

The NDIA is committed to ensuring that this session is accessible to all participants. Auslan interpreters and live captioning services will be available. If you have any additional accessibility requirements, please inform the NDIA when registering for the session.

Final Thoughts

The NDIS is dedicated to empowering young people with disabilities by providing the tools, resources, and supports they need to thrive beyond school. By attending this session, students, families, and educators will gain a deeper understanding of how the NDIS can support them on this journey. Don’t miss this opportunity to prepare for the future—register today!