Job Training

Provides links to state job banks, salary and benefits information, education and training opportunities and assistance with writing resumes and interviewing.

U.S. Department of Labor Web page provides links to various employment and training resources.

This resource map from Choose Work has information about work incentives programs, employment networks, vocational rehabilitation (VR) agencies and other contacts in your state that can help you find and keep a job. Career One Stop also has information about job banks in every state.

Links to a variety of international training, employment and volunteer opportunities from the Independent Living Institute Web site.

Describes 10 core indicators of the quality of supported employment programs. Useful information for job seekers to help them determine the quality of job training programs.

The Department of Education's Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA) uses this guide to assist it in understanding how vocational rehabilitation and independent living programs operate within a state. The guide addresses key program areas and its content is presented in the form of questions. This link opens a PDF document.

Training manual assists supported employment customers, service providers and employers in the implementation of supported employment programs.

The Subcommittee's mission is to ensure employees have the tools and training necessary to succeed in the workplace.

Provides information on registered apprenticeship and how it can be used to provide employment opportunities for people with disabilities. The intended audiences for this tool kit are service providers that work with young people, including young people with disabilities. For more information read the background document Improving Transition Outcomes of Youth with Disabilities by Increasing Access to Apprenticeship Opportunities.