Next Step classes are specifically designed for students with development disabilities. Courses are intended to prepare students for work by teaching interpersonal skills, basic work-related academic and computer skills, and work readiness skills, such as how to get and keep a job. Classes span two-semester periods and have been shown to greatly improve work readiness and basic job skills.
The Next Step program provides training in socially appropriate behavior skills, daily living skills, effective com-munication skills, problem solving, work traits/work ethics, and conflict resolution/anger management.
When can I start? Courses start each semester! Call 214-860-5940 for details.
Who pays for the training? Financial assistance is available through a variety of sources!
The Next Step program provides training in socially appropriate behavior skills, daily living skills, effective com-munication skills, problem solving, work traits/work ethics, and conflict resolution/anger management.
| Rubric | Number | Course Name | Contact Hours | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| POFT | 1013 | Workforce Skills | 96 | $500 |
| POFT | 1020 | Job Search and Employment Skills | 40 | $250 |
| PSYT | 1013 | Personal Social Adjustment Training |
48 | $350 |
| Total | $1,100 | |||
Who pays for the training? Financial assistance is available through a variety of sources!
Course Description
Student eligibility is determined after an interview with the program director. Generally, students take all courses offered in the program. Exceptions may be made based on recommendation by the program director and in accordance to their individual needs.For more information on the Next Step program please call 214-860-5940.
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