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Information for Educators


Many educators are familiar with Vocational Rehabilitation (Voc Rehab) and the services available for adults with disabilities. However, Voc Rehab also has a role to play in the provision of transition services for students with disabilities. It is our hope that Voc Rehab and schools can work together to develop a comprehensive transition planning process that will help students move from school to work and adult living. This planning process will help:

Vocational Rehabilitation's Transition Program

The role of Vocational Rehabilitation in the Transition Program is primarily one of planning and helping to identify appropriate post-school goals and needed supports. Our participation begins as early as age 14. Although Voc Rehab cannot spend funds for individual students through this program, Voc Rehab will:

It is critical that Voc Rehab bring to this process our area of strength - those activities referred to as "extended learning" or community-based activities. We bring to the planning process our connection to the community and, most importantly, connections to the employment community.

Transition opportunities for students and schools:

  1. Orientation for students
  2. Orientation for educators
  3. Coordinated transition planning with local schools
  4. Opportunities to learn from employers
  5. Opportunities to learn about transition resources
  6. Coordination with students and parents
  7. Schedule of events and contacts
  8. Coordinated career development
  9. Interaction with students

More information

Can be found in our Transition Services Planners and our Transition Partnership Planning Form.

Quality Employment Solutions®
Department of Education
State of Nebraska
P.O. Box 94987
Lincoln, NE 68509