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OPTIONS AFTER NVUSD
OPTIONS AFTER NVUSD
DOR provides Vocational Rehabilitation Services to Californians with disabilities who want to work. Services include but are not limited to: employment counseling, training and education, mobility and transportation aids, job search and placement assistance.
NBRC provides a large array of transition services depending on person’s disability and needs. See full list of services here.
Students with developmental disabilities including Intellectual Disability, Autism, Epilepsy, and Cerebral Palsy are diagnoses which may make the student eligible for NBRC services.
A student’s diagnosis must occur prior to the age of 18. Referrals need to be initiated by parents. - Applying for Services
NBRC utilizes 3rd Party Vendors to provide direct services
Disability Support Program and Services (DSPS)
Vocational Programs:
EMT (Emergency Medical Technician)/Dispatcher
Human Services - prepares students for entry-level work in a non-profit
Child and Family Studies (6 units allows working w/children)
Disabilities Service Program (DSP) : http://www.solano.edu/dsp/
Vocational Certificate Programs:
SRJC offers a broad array of occupational certificate programs that provide a course of study preparing students directly for employment or self-employment upon completion of the program in areas such as Automotive, Culinary, Business, Radiology, and many others. Click here and select a certificate to explore!
SRJC Disabilities Resource Department : The Disability Resources Department (DRD) facilitates equal access for qualified students to community college education through services, academic accommodations, and educational assistance courses in accordance with state and federal law. Students with verified disabilities are encouraged to request services through this department.
Local Work Training Programs
Local Work Training Programs
North Bay Area Trade Apprenticeships
North Bay Area Trade Apprenticeships
CaApprenticeship.org will give you the information you need about getting a career started in the building trades. Also check out I Build It to learn more about local trades.
Cement Mason (Pleasanton)
Construction (Fairfield)
Electrician (Napa)
Iron Worker (Benicia/Vacaville)
Plumber (Vallejo)
Sheet Metal (Fairfield/Vallejo)
Sound & Communication (Napa)
Painting & Drywall Finishers (Vallejo)
California Conservation Corp. (CCC)
California Conservation Corp. (CCC)
CCC is a state agency that supports young adults in careers involving CONSERVATION and the environment. Working outdoors, corps members also assist with emergency responses such as fighting fires.
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Napa Valley GrapeGrowers Fields of Opportunity Mentor Program
Napa Valley GrapeGrowers Fields of Opportunity Mentor Program
A summer mentor program which provides an opportunity for students to learn the variety of jobs/careers in vineyard management and winery operations.. Details for the Summer 2020 program to follow!
Read more about it here in the Napa Register!
New for Summer 2020! - Resorting to Opportunity, Serving Up Opportunity, and Building Opportunity - Applications open March 1st!
FoodShed Culinary Internship Program
FoodShed Culinary Internship Program
A 3-month internship program can provide Napa’s low-income youth, at-risk, and underserved populations with work experience so that they can obtain a food handler's’ permit, work in a commercial kitchen and achieve economic self-reliance.
Cool School Napa Valley
Cool School Napa Valley
Cool School Napa Valley is looking for individuals who are passionate about making a positive impact on the Napa community through afterschool enrichment programming. The COOL School After school Classroom Leader position is located at six (6) elementary schools in Napa. At each location, Classroom Leaders will work alongside a team comprised of: COOL School staff, AmeriCorps service members, and volunteers
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