You are meeting for the first time with a 50-year-old male who has utilized mental health services since adolescence. He has requested assistance with getting a job and tells you he does not know where to begin, because he has been in-and-out of hospitals for much of his life and has very little job history. What should you do FIRST?
While communicating through an ASL interpreter with a job seeker who is Deaf and uses sign language as their primary mode of communication, it is MOST appropriate to:
You are supporting a job-seeker who is eager to start her own catering business. Her vocational counselor asks you to conduct some assessments to determine if she is capable of starting her own business. Which of the following assessment strategies or tools is LEAST useful in determining whether she will succeed in her own business?
Which of the following is NOT considered to be the role of the employment support professional when supporting someone on the job?
You have just assisted Tanya to get a job at a local library. This is her first job. In her new job, Tanya will be assisting the librarian in a variety of tasks such as copying, shelving books, and maintaining the library by putting chairs in place and removing trash. What is the MOST important activity that you should complete to prepare her to start work?
