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Discover and Develop New Job Skills Learn job-related skills, while competing with others in a fun competition! Be matched with a mentor/volunteer who will help cheer you on! Meet Potential Employers & Possibly Schedule An Interview Must be 14-21 years old to participate and have an IEP, 504 plan or letter from their school WHAT THE EVENT LOOKS LIKE Each company will have a workstation with a job task that a potential employee will complete. Students (14-21 yr) will practice & then compete. Examples: Food Industry: roll silverware, clean & sort menus Office: shred paper, assemble mailings, room setup Grocery: sort cans, assemble shelving, bagging SCHEDULE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 22, 2020 EVENT: 11-2 CHECK IN: 10:00 am PRACTICE: 10:30 am LUNCH: 12:30 pm AWARDS: 1:30 pm Event Contacts: Kristen or Kelly 321-506-2707 [email protected] Sponsored by Florida Vocational Rehabilitation and the State of Florida. Pre-Registration is Required Lunch will be provided! Registration Deadline: January 22, 2020 Affiliate member of Event date: February 22, 2020 Location: Center for Collaboration, 1100 Rockledge Blvd.

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Page 1: Discover and Develop New Job SkillsDiscover and Develop New Job Skills Learn job-related skills, while competing with others in a fun competition! Be matched with a mentor/volunteer

Discover and Develop New Job SkillsLearn job-related skills, while competing with others

in a fun competition!

Be matched with a mentor/volunteer who will help cheer you on!

Meet Potential Employers & Possibly Schedule An Interview

Must be 14-21 years old to participate and have an IEP, 504 plan or letter from their school

WHAT THE EVENT LOOKS LIKE

Each company will have a workstation with a job task that a potential employee will complete. Students (14-21 yr) will practice & then compete.

Examples: Food Industry: roll silverware, clean & sort menus Office: shred paper, assemble mailings, room setup Grocery: sort cans, assemble shelving, bagging

SCHEDULE SATURDAY

FEBRUARY 22, 2020 EVENT: 11-2

CHECK IN: 10:00 am PRACTICE: 10:30 am LUNCH: 12:30 pm AWARDS: 1:30 pm

Event Contacts: Kristen or Kelly 321-506-2707

[email protected]

Sponsored by Florida Vocational Rehabilitation and the State of Florida.

Pre-Registration is Required Lunch will be provided!

Registration Deadline: January 22, 2020

Affiliate member of

Event date: February 22, 2020 Location: Center for Collaboration, 1100 Rockledge Blvd.

Page 2: Discover and Develop New Job SkillsDiscover and Develop New Job Skills Learn job-related skills, while competing with others in a fun competition! Be matched with a mentor/volunteer

Sponsored by Florida Vocational Rehabilitation and the State of Florida.

Affiliate member of

Students must be eligible for Vocational Rehabilitation Services, and already have a VRIDnumber, or be willing to submit a short referral form to get a VRID number.

Our mentors for this event are student cadets of the AFJROTC from Florida Prep and theEau Gallie High Schools. They will assist the students to complete their tasks as well asto complete the pre-event and post-event surveys.

All staff, volunteers and mentors will be level 2 background checked to participate!

Each student will need to be transported to the event, arrive on time, and commit to staying for the entire event. We will provide snacks, drinks and a full lunch.

We will be providing a “Pamper the Parent” area for parents during the entirety of the event, with specialty food and drinks, as well as sensory and relaxation activities just forthem! Let us spoil you while your student is exploring job opportunities.

Our judges will determine the winners of each task, and we will have an awards ceremony immediately following our lunch. All students will be recognized for their efforts, and we will have a swag bag for each participant!

The goal of Job-a-palooza is to introduce your student to job skills and potential employment opportunities, and to introduce local businesses to potential employees - and perhaps even set up an interview with one of the employers in attendance!

We will have representatives from the department of VR on site to provide more information about available services for your student, as well as vendors that will be on hand to provide information about job seeking, resume building, proper handshake, dressing for success, and much, much more!

Some of the services Vocational Rehabilitation offers include: * Personal assessment of your disabilities to see if you are eligible and to see how VR can help you * Work experience while in high school * Training and education after high school * Job site assessment and accommodations * Supported employment * Job placement and coaching * Financial assistance while getting VR services * Transportation needed to get to VR services * Help transitioning from school to work * Personal assistance services * Assistive Technology and devices