Join us for a new class: Digitability! This course is an award-winning employment-readiness program used to prepare students with special needs for today’s tech-driven workplaces.

Digitability’s one-of-a-kind curriculum teaches skills through real-world simulations, using the best evidence-based practices.

•  Resume creation and portfolio development

•  Interviewing

•  Technological literacy

•  Online safety

•  Workplace communication and socialization

•  Self-regulation

• Self-advocacy in the workplace

•  Time and task management

• Problem solving and flexible thinking.

WHO: Young adults with any developmental disability that want to work in a community-based setting

WHEN: Monday and Wednesdays 2pm – 5pm
Spring semester thru May 2019

WHERE: Down Syndrome Association of Wisconsin Office
11709 W Cleveland Ave, Suite 2, West Allis, WI 53227

COST:  Please contact Chris (chrisg@dsawfamilyservices.org) to discuss payment options, including cash, check, credit, IRIS, Family Care, and DSAW Grant.

Click the button below to sign up!