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Getting your job off to a good start - Milton Tyree
Wed 21 Sep 2022, 9:30am - 12:30pm
Hotel Realm in Canberra (maximum 30 people) or join the livestream
Inclusive and accessible communities
Learning and skills
Employment and volunteering
Inclusive and accessible communities
Learning and skills
Employment and volunteering
A workshop about customised employment for people with disability
Presented by Milton Tyree
Hosted by Imagine More
Are you exploring employment for a family member with disability? Then don’t miss this opportunity to spend three hours with Milton Tyree as he guides us through the process of setting up a job or work experience to be successful right from the start.
You will learn:
how to set up the job (and work experience) well through job analysis
how to negotiate a job description and conditions for success with employers
what the initial training and supervision of the employee (up to the first month) may look like
About Milton Tyree
Milton, who is based in the US, has professional and personal experience over decades of helping people with disabilities have strong work roles. He helps individuals and organisations include, involve, and appreciate people who are so often unknown, misunderstood, and rejected.
In 2013, Milton received The Marc Gold Award for Employment. This award is presented annually to an individual who has significantly contributed to increasing access to community and integrated employment for people with significant disabilities. He is a Project Associate for the University of Kentucky and owns Milton Tyree Employment Consulting LLC.
Who should attend?
Families of people with disability, including of students exploring work experience
Job coaches employed by families
educators and careers advisors
people employed by disability support organisations or similar
others professionals who are supporting people with disability in employment
There are two ways to attend this event
1 – Attend in-person (maximum 30 people)
Hotel Realm – 18 National Circuit, Barton ACT 2600
Lunch will be served from 12:30 to 1:30 pm
2 – Watch the Livestream
Visit our website to learn more and to register.
We hope you'll join us!
Presented by Milton Tyree
Hosted by Imagine More
Are you exploring employment for a family member with disability? Then don’t miss this opportunity to spend three hours with Milton Tyree as he guides us through the process of setting up a job or work experience to be successful right from the start.
You will learn:
how to set up the job (and work experience) well through job analysis
how to negotiate a job description and conditions for success with employers
what the initial training and supervision of the employee (up to the first month) may look like
About Milton Tyree
Milton, who is based in the US, has professional and personal experience over decades of helping people with disabilities have strong work roles. He helps individuals and organisations include, involve, and appreciate people who are so often unknown, misunderstood, and rejected.
In 2013, Milton received The Marc Gold Award for Employment. This award is presented annually to an individual who has significantly contributed to increasing access to community and integrated employment for people with significant disabilities. He is a Project Associate for the University of Kentucky and owns Milton Tyree Employment Consulting LLC.
Who should attend?
Families of people with disability, including of students exploring work experience
Job coaches employed by families
educators and careers advisors
people employed by disability support organisations or similar
others professionals who are supporting people with disability in employment
There are two ways to attend this event
1 – Attend in-person (maximum 30 people)
Hotel Realm – 18 National Circuit, Barton ACT 2600
Lunch will be served from 12:30 to 1:30 pm
2 – Watch the Livestream
Visit our website to learn more and to register.
We hope you'll join us!
For more information about this event, visit: http://imaginemore.org.au/events/getting-your-job-off-to-a-good-start/
