College Steps provides one-on-one support for students with social, communication, and learning challenges. The program serves three groups of students:
College steps is available through Castleton University and the Lyndon and Johnson campuses of Northern Vermont University.
Think College Vermont is a two-year certificate program for students living with intellectual or developmental disabilities. It is through the University of Vermont in Burlington and provides:
Experience college in the Burlington area in a supportive, independent living environment for students with autism and intellectual disabilities. Nearby education institutions include:
Learn more about Mansfield Hall, and see if it’s right for you here.
A program made to help students with autism and intellectual disabilities have a meaningful and independent experience in the Burlington area. The SUCEED program supports students in these areas:
Small, online classes for high school Junior and Seniors who may struggle learning in a classroom. Landmark allows students to explore careers and build academic skills all while getting college credit in high school. Learn more and apply here.
Get free, one-on-one support or classes to prepare for the GED exam by reaching out to any of these Adult Education and Literacy providers:
A program of the Howard Center, Project Hire provides career and employment assistance to adults with intellectual disabilities in Chittenden County. Supports and services vary based on the interests and employment goals of each participant. This may include:
Learn more about Project Hire.
This program of the Lamoille Restorative Center and Spectrum VT is for out-of-school youth ages 16-22 with disabilities. The Jobs On Board for Success (JOBS) program helps participants:
Services are available in the Lamoille Valley Region and in Burlington, Vermont. Learn more about the JOBS program.
A program designed to help high schoolers at risk of dropping out finish your high school diploma. This program helps students understand what are the skills and topics they need to learn in order to graduate from high school. Students can take part in many different kinds of learning activities that fit with their interests and career goals. Learn more about the Vermont High School Completion Program.
Access on the job training, work experience, and other resources through the Vermont Agency of Business and Industry Rehabilitation to help you get connected to a job that works for you.
Learn more or contact your local representative.
