Student Employment
Student Employment
Overview
- Students need a valid CA identification card to have a job
- Students work 2 to 6 hours per week
- Pay is slightly higher than minimum wage
- All training and transportation is provided by the Adult Transition Program
- The WorkAbility I Program offers students 50 to 60 hours of supported employment per school year
- After those hours are used up, the ATP collaborates with the California Department of Rehabilitation, TK Momentum, and Colusa One Stop to employ students until the end of the school year
- Students receive new jobs each school year to increase their career exposure and skillset
- After 4 years in the ATP, staff make sure students have connections with the California Department of Rehabilitation and Colusa One Stop to continue to recieve support once they leave the Adult Transition Program
At this time, students are currently employed at:
Preschools
Restaurants
Grocery Stores
Gas Stations