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All students are referred by their local school district to our programs.
School Notes
The TEC Education Center and Community-Based Vocational
Instructional Program (CBVI) provide relevant and authentic
transition-based learning experiences to high school students with
disabilities. The program`s primary purpose is to provide
vocational and educational opportunities for students to gain the
necessary work skills that will give them the ability, as well as
the self-confidence, to become productive and contributing members
of the community. TEC`s School to Work Transition Program serves
participating Washington County School districts.
TEC Education Center: TEC Education Center is licensed and
regulated by the PA Department of Education, as a Private Academic
School, which provides a unique programming option for a
specialized group of students with disabilities. Students complete
academic, vocational, transition, workplace readiness,
self-advocacy skills, and social skills lessons to strengthen their
ability to meet goals. Activities include completing job
applications, writing resumes, participating in mock interviews,
learning tools for success, and how to maintain employment.
Students learn transition/work skills through volunteering at local
non-profits and giving back to Washington County.
Community Vocational Instructional Program (CBVI):TEC`s
Community Vocational Instructional Program (CBVI) provides a
variety of work experiences for students in the community at
various local agencies and businesses. Students are placed in a
variety of community-based volunteer sites and local businesses to
learn and apply their work-related skills. The students are all
supported and monitored by a Job Coach. The benefits for the
students include positive interactions with peers, co-workers, and
employers, individual and team skill-building opportunities, and
the experience of gaining work skills in real-world work
settings.
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