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Ambitious About Autism: Employability Resources
Ambitious About Autism: Employability Resources
Ambitious about Autism provide a range of employability resources for autistic young people, parents, carers, and careers professionals, and they have recently added two new guides to the website:
External interview preparation guide for career professionals working with autistic young people
Top tips for parents and carers on how to support young people in their search for work
Staff Drop-In Session: Disability Pride
Staff Drop-In Session: Disability Pride
Staff came to The Snug for a drop-in session around Disability Pride. See below the leaflets handed out during the session.
disability inclusion at school (2).pdfDisability Inclusion at School
disability pride (1).pdfDisability Pride
language around disability (1).pdfLanguage Around Disability
Meaning of disability (1).pdfExploring the Meaning of Disability
Waves PPT.pptxQuality First Teaching: Three Waves System
Quality First Teaching: Three Waves System
See the presentation on the left, recently delivered to our staff team.
SEND Friendly Classroom.pptxWhat makes a SEN friendly classroom?
What makes a SEN friendly classroom?
See the presentation on the left, recently delivered to our staff team.
Access Arrangements.pdfAccess Arrangements and Myth Buster
Access Arrangements and Myth Buster
Read more about our access arrangements processes and debunk some myths!
NAS_How to talk and write about autism.pdfHow to talk and write about Autism?
How to talk and write about Autism?
Read the document, created by The National Autism Society, to find out more about how to talk and write about autism.
BDA-Style-Guide-2023.pdfDyslexia Style Guide
Dyslexia Style Guide
Explore the dyslexia style guide created by The British Dyslexia Association, to find out more about how to format written material dyslexic people can access better.
Free ADHD Resources from ADDITUDE
Free ADHD Resources from ADDITUDE
NHS on Neurodiversity
NHS on Neurodiversity
Know Yourself - A resource for autistic teenagers
Know Yourself - A resource for autistic teenagers
The National Autistic Society has produced the ‘Know Yourself’ series of videos, pdfs and worksheets, to support autistic teenagers in understanding what being autistic means to them.
The resources have been co-produced with autistic young people and feature many talking about their own experiences and what has helped them. The aim is to offer information and ideas to empower teenagers to begin to explore their own experiences and understand themselves more. The series will eventually cover six topics, but the first four topics, ‘understanding yourself’, ‘energy accounting’, ‘exploring your identity’ and ‘setting yourself up for success’ are available now.
There is also a guide highlighting additional resources that can be accessed by anyone supporting autistic young people.
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