Transition Topic

Postsecondary Education

What is

Postsecondary Education?

A lot of the time, the job that you might want will require extra education or training after you graduate high school. This can help you get a certification, credential or degree that makes you really competitive to get hired in the job and career that you want. Getting more education or training can also help you get promoted to more advanced jobs in the future and it helps you learn important skills for being independent!

Your transition team can help you explore options for more education that match your strengths, needs, interests and employment goals. They’ll guide you through the application process and your rights to extra support as a student with disabilities. Sometimes your team can even help you apply some of your classes from highschool to a training or college program!

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Things to Consider

  • Have you talked with your transition team about different options for more education or training after high school and how they match your strengths, needs and goals?
  • What are the training or education requirements to get hired in the job that you want to work in?
  • How do you get support for your disability needs when you’re in training a college program?
  • What are some ways that you can get help with paying for a training or college program?
Learn more about

Postsecondary Education

Here are some ways to get started!

Postsecondary Education

Learn about all of the different things that you and your transition team can do to make your goals a reality!
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College-Based Transition Programs

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Postsecondary Education Programs

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Pre-College Experience Programs

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Postsecondary Career Training Programs

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