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- What is TSW?

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What is TSW?
The Transition School to Work (TSW) Program, in partnership with Vocational Rehabilitation, assists students with disabilities in the transition process from school into competitive employment and/or post-secondary training and education.
The purpose of this program is to help students develop skills they can utilize beyond their high school experience. A variety of services will be offered to guide the students toward becoming competitively employed and/or enrolled in a post-secondary or vocational program following their exit from high school. Students may receive the following, but not limited to: job placement and/or training services, job related instruction, independent living skills training, and assistance with transition planning. All services are based on individual needs regarding post-secondary goals.
The Transition School to Work Program is a collective team effort. The members of the TSW team are:
- Student
- TSW Teacher/Coordinator
- TSW Career Techs
- Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor
- Parent/Legal Guardian
- Others
The responsibilities of the students include:
- Must be a current DVUSD student
- Must be eligible for Vocational Rehabilitation *
- Must be an active participant in the Transition School to Work Program
- Enrolled in TSW Classes as schedule permits to receive all benefits of the program
*Students qualify for vocational rehabilitation services when they have a documented disability that is a barrier to employment and have been found eligible as a Priority 1 Client
The responsibilities of the school may include:
- Recruiting students
- Assessing students with the VR Counselor
- Developing community relations and supports
- Monitoring students on the job
- Providing employability skills through the Transition School to Work (TSW) classes
- Facilitating career exploration and transition planning
- Provide work experience and job shadow opportunities
The responsibilities of the VR Counselor include:
- Providing career counseling
- Establishing student eligibility
- Developing IPE's (Individual Plan for Employment)
- Providing additional support services
- Continued services after graduation