The Vocational Training Program, keeping in mind a view of the person as a whole and acknowledging the need for each individual to explore his/her full potential, provides opportunities for individuals to contribute and participate in a meaningful way using a variety of work activities and teaching/training sessions to support individuals to develop the skills and behaviours needed for effective involvement in supported work and/or future community based employment.
Skills focused on in this program include but are not limited to:
- Physical skills (strength, endurance, mobility and motor skills)
- Production skills (attention to task, discrimination, pace, quality, independent work rate)
- Social skills (communication, accepting instruction and feedback)
- Personal skills (punctuality and attendance, adapting to change and time awareness)
Work activities may include but not limited to: wood production, various mail service and production contracts as well as use of materials to train in production skills.
Some positions our clients presently hold:
- Dishwasher
- Stockroom Worker
- Custodial Associate
- Food Service Worker
- Mail Sorter
- Bakery Worker
- Collator
- Maintenance Crew Worker
- Production Worker
- Utility Worker
- Flag Person
- Toll Booth Operator
- Stock Clerk
- Day Care Assistant
“I like Tremploy because I get a chance to learn new things and get to work on different contracts.”
~ Orville McCabe