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Job Coach Services
What are Job Coach Services?
The job coach program is designed to support students' success as independent workers. Job coaches assist students who have the potential for independent employment, but need specialized, short-term, on-the-job, support and training to succeed. The Job Coach Model provides:
Who do job coaches support?
The job coach provides training at the work site to FCPS students with disabilities between the ages of 16 and 22 years old who have the potential for independent employment.
Job coaches assist students integrate specific work skills learned in the classroom setting to a real work environment. Among the many skill areas addressed by job coaches are:
What supports do job coaches provide?
Job coaches provide one to one training, support, and supervision for the instructional phase of the job. The role of the job coach is to:
Who to contact?
Referrals can be made through the student's Employment and Transition representative, the Department Chair at the student's high school, or directly to the Job Coach Program coordinators.
Robin Sheare, Web Development Specialist
571-423-4484
rlsheare@fcps.edu
August 17, 2011