Frequently Asked Questions

  • What ages do you serve?

    We serve youth ages 14-21 with disabilities through our Pre-ETS and transition programs. We also offer Adult Programs for continued lifelong learning and employment support.

  • Do you serve Orlando and Daytona?

    Yes, we serve Orlando, Daytona Beach, Sanford, Crescent City, and DeLand in addition to our Palm Coast base location across Central and Northeast Florida.

  • When does transition planning start?

    Transition planning typically begins by age 14 and integrates into the student's IEP to align education, career, and independent living goals.

  • What's included in Career Camp?

    Career Camp is an immersive weeklong program with workshops, mentorship, employer site visits, industry simulations, and guest speakers for hands-on career exploration.

  • Do you help with IEPs?

    Yes, our Education Advocacy Support provides expert IEP and 504 plan guidance, school meeting representation, and helps families advocate confidently for their child.

  • Can adults get GED help?

    Yes, our Adult Programs offer GED preparation, Adult Basic Education, ESOL classes, and vocational training for workforce readiness and career advancement.

  • Do you offer job shadowing?

    Yes, we provide job shadowing, internships, and paid work experiences through our Work-Based Learning programs that connect classroom learning to real workplaces.

  • What soft skills do you teach?

    We teach communication, teamwork, problem-solving, time management, workplace etiquette, digital literacy, and emotional intelligence through our Work Readiness Training.

  • Do you help with college applications?

    Yes, our Post-Secondary Educational Counseling guides students through college and trade school applications, financial aid paperwork, and scholarship assistance.

  • Are tutoring sessions one-on-one?

    We offer both one-on-one tutoring and small group sessions in core subjects like English, Math, and Science with flexible scheduling options.

  • How do you teach self-advocacy?

    We teach students to understand their rights, express goals, request accommodations, and participate actively in IEP meetings through real-life practice scenarios.

  • Do you connect students with mentors?

    Yes, we connect participants to mentors and networking opportunities through our Work Readiness Training and Career Camp programs for career insight and growth.