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Bethel University BUILD Program:
Bethel University BUILD Program:
Source: https://www.bethel.edu/academics/build/student-requirement
The BUILD program is a Comprehensive Transition and Postsecondary (CTP) program for students with intellectual disabilities. You'll experience dynamic and encouraging instruction, career oriented curriculum, specialized mentorship, and on-campus living—all within a supportive Christian environment.
The BUILD program is a Comprehensive Transition and Postsecondary (CTP) program for students with intellectual disabilities. You'll experience dynamic and encouraging instruction, career oriented curriculum, specialized mentorship, and on-campus living—all within a supportive Christian environment.
Location:
Arden Hills, MN
Contact:
Dawn Allen
Phone: 651.635.8799
Email: build-program@bethel.edu
Program Length:
2 Years
Program Requirements:
To help determine if the BUILD program is a good fit for you, please review the BUILD program student criteria requirements before completing an application:
Are 18-25 years old when starting the program
Have completed high school with a diploma or equivalent
Complete a comprehensive application process including an independent assessment and interviews
Can function in a college setting with the level of support provided by BUILD
Can articulate and demonstrate faith in God
Are able to safely navigate campus during class transitions, mealtimes, and other extracurricular activities
Have practical reading, writing, and math skills
Demonstrate interest and motivation in attending the program
Have family support and desire to gain skills for employment and independent living
As part of the criteria for BUILD, students must meet the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD) definition of Intellectual Disability (ID) including having a documented IQ score in the 70s or lower and demonstrating limitations in adaptive functioning.
IQ scores and adaptive functioning limitations are typically documented through either a school evaluation report or medical evaluation. Adaptive functioning limitations are also noted in the BUILD Application Functional Skills Assessment.
Central Lakes College Occupational Skills Program-
Central Lakes College Occupational Skills Program-
Source: https://www.clcmn.edu/occupational-skills-diploma-2/
The Occupational Skills Program (OSP) is a nine-month certified Comprehensive Transition Program (CTP). Upon successful completion of the program, students earn a diploma. The program is designed for individuals with intellectual disabilities, focusing on competitive entry-level employment and transition skills needed to live independently. The program is geared toward individuals who can possess the ability to work competitive entry-level employment with training and support. Work experiences, as well as coursework are provided to give real-life, hands-on experiences in the workplace and the community. The goal of this program is to receive an entry-level job & live independently.
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Location:
Brainerd, Minnesota
Program Length:
9 months
Contact:
Patty Sloan
218-855-8075
Schedule a tour
https://www.clcmn.edu/admissions/visit-the-college/
Admissions:
Students in Occupational Skills have documented disabilities and the ability to compete for entry-level job positions. All services required for independent living are secured by the student and family before the start of Fall Semester. Students may apply beginning on September 1st, the year preceding attendance in the program. Student interviews for applicants meeting program criteria begin in January. Interviews and acceptance of students are completed from January to April with new students attending orientation in late spring.
Ridgewater Occupational Skills Program-
Ridgewater Occupational Skills Program-
Source Used: https://ridgewater.edu/academics/areas-of-study/occupational-skills/
Ridgewater’s nurturing and educational atmosphere in the Occupational Skills program (OSP) helps transition students with documented intellectual disabilities through post-secondary training and into competitive, entry-level employment.
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Location:
Willmar, Minnesota
Program Length/Delivery:
Willmar Ridgewater Campus
9 month long, vocational program
Skills Learned:
Vocational training at a community-based (internship) training site
Life skills
Personal management
Job-seeking and job-keeping strategies
Applied job search
Program Contact:
Individuals who are interested in applying to this program should call Ben Larson at 320-222-8041 or e-mail Benjamin.larson@ridgewater.edu to schedule a recommended informational meeting.
Click here to learn more about the Ridgewater Occupational Skills Program
MN Independence College and Community-
MN Independence College and Community-
Source Used: https://www.miccommunity.org/programs/
Four different program offerings available. Focused on delivering curriculum and support within the following areas:
Independent Living Skills
Emotional & Social Learning
Career & Employment Skills
Location:
Richfield, MN
Contact:
Sarah Hager
612-869-4008
Click here to learn more about the MICC offerings.
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