NFAR is now offering technical training programs specifically designed to advance technical skills for teens and young adults with autism. These programs combine instructor-lead, hands-on training with real life applications, helping to build confidence, expertise and experiences that can lead to careers within the ever-growing and important field of software testing, computer programming and other technical professions.
National Foundation for Autism Research: Technical and Vocational Training Programs
(858) 679-8800
Services:
Skills attainment and vocational training for the technical industry in a hands-on learning environment, similar to a typical tech office work environment.
Payment Options:
Cost varies by program. Financial assistance is available.
Eligibility:
Teen program: Youth with autism ages 13-22 who are interested in computers and technology, and are able to follow instructions in an open classroom setting and seek help when needed. Adult Program: Adults with autism age 18 and up who have completed high school or a GED, and are able to follow instructions in an open classroom setting and seek help when needed.
Types of Needs:
Job Readiness Training, Vocational/Trade School
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