Want to learn more about helping people with disabilities pursue their self-employment and business ownership goals? We’ve collected some of the best training available on learning more about self-employment and disability.
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TACQE On-Demand Training
- Self-Employment: Toolkit for Enhancing Quality Outcomes
Participants will learn about essential policies that promote client involvement, including how to integrate individuals with disabilities into the self-employment journey. Additionally, we will explore tools and procedures available to agencies to streamline the approval process for self-employment plans, fostering an inclusive and efficient approach.
- Self-Employment: Who, What, Where, and How to Close, Whew! Webinar
This webinar discusses all aspects of self-employment in the VR system with an emphasis on tools to understand counselor knowledge, client readiness, and ways states can close cases to allow happiness for all.
- Increasing Quality Self-Employment Outcomes in the New Economy with Persons with Disabilities
Discover how self-employment can empower your Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) clients. You will gain insights into the expanding entrepreneurial landscape and equip yourself with practical resources and strategies to effectively support aspiring entrepreneurs within the VR system.
More Self-Employment Training
- Webinar: Successful Self-Employment and Entrepreneurship for People with Disabilities from Respectibility.org
The Iowa Vocational Rehabilitation Services (IVRS) agency has had incredible success training their clients to become entrepreneurs. Join this free online webinar to learn how they are doing it – and what ideas can help others succeed.
- Self-Employment: Two-Part Series from VCU RRTC on Employment of Transition-Age Youth with Disabilities
This training is presented by Daman Wandke, who shares his personal experience starting a business as a person with a disability. The series is presented in two parts:
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