Baturay Kok <above image>
“When I first started at Kangan Institute in 2019, I couldn’t use public transport, I needed a support worker, and I struggled with my confidence and communication skills,” shares Baturay Kok, a student of the Certificate I in Work Education (22566VIC). Fast forward six years, and Baturay’s transformation is nothing short of remarkable. <Read more>
Who is eligible?
The Work Education programs at Kangan Institute are designed for students with permanent intellectual disabilities who require additional assistance in developing work-related skills. Eligibility is assessed on a case-by-case basis to ensure the program aligns with the student’s learning and employment goals.
How to Enrol
Enrolling in the Work Education program is a straightforward process:
- Initial consultation – Parents/students call Kangan and express interest in undertaking a course with staff from Enrolment and Admissions.
- Enrolment and admissions - We will provide a course referral form to be completed prior to the interview and information about other requirements, such as evidence of a disability.Application submission.
- Interview and assessment – The student will be required to attend an interview to determine whether or not the courses offered are suitable for the applicant.
- Course commencement – Once accepted, students begin their learning journey with dedicated support from teachers.
How Parents Can Support Their Child
As a parent, you play a crucial role in your child’s success in the Work Education program. Here are some ways to support them:
- Encourage independence – Foster self-confidence by allowing your child to take responsibility for their learning and daily tasks.
- Stay engaged – Regularly check in with their teachers and attend progress meetings.
- Provide routine and structure – Help establish a study schedule and assist with organisational skills.
- Explore work opportunities together – Discuss career goals and encourage participation in work placements organised by Kangan.