Oregon Transition Education

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The Job Corp program helps eligible young people ages 16 through 24 complete their high school education, trains them for meaningful careers, and assists them with obtaining employment.

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These four courses will help prepare the student for entering the world of work after high school.

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This website will answer all your questions about the Job Corps including how it works, life at the center, rules at the center, and graduation and beyond.

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The National Dropout Prevention Center (NDPC) has identified 15 Effective Strategies that have the most positive impact on reducing school dropout.

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As Oregon students work to be successful in their next steps (e.g. postsecondary education and training, workforce entry, career school, apprenticeship, military) the Department of Education is committed to ensuring a variety of options are available to meet all students’ needs.

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Resources that help students explore identity and diversity, recognize injustice and learn to take action.

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The Holland Codes is a system to classify jobs into job categories, interest clusters, or work personality environments. In the Holland Model, these categories represent work personalities.

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This article outlines the difference between high school and college assistance for students with disabilities.

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This article defines "executive skills" and suggests tools to help improve those skills.

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This site provides information, training, research briefs, Campus Disability Resources Database, and quick facts for students with disabilities in college.