Public Transportation Options When Blind or Low Vision 

Adult and child traveling by bus

Traveling by bus, train, or airplane across the United States can present unique challenges for individuals who are blind or have low vision. Fortunately, services and legal protections are in place to ensure travelers can navigate transportation systems safely and independently. This guide covers essential details about accessible public transportation and air travel for passengers […]

Lesson 2: Job Versus Career

Activity: A Job Versus a Career Key Considerations Do you think a job is the same thing as a career? The words are often used interchangeably, especially during conversations about work. It is important to understand the difference and similarities between the terms as you begin to prepare for your future as a working adult. […]

Lesson 3: Employability Skills

Activity: Employability Skills Inventory Key Considerations To be successful at any long-term job or career you will need to master basic employability skills. Employability skills are also considered “transferrable skills,” meaning the skill sets all employers seek in employees are not specific to a particular job. These skills can actually be learned and practiced at […]

Lesson 4: Qualities of an Employee

Activity: Personal Qualities Employers Seek in Employees Key Considerations In addition to skills, employers of teens and young adults often look for basic qualities in job candidates especially if the candidate has never held a job. Think about your responsibilities as they are associated with either you being a student at school, being a member […]

Lesson 12: Tools at Work

Activity: Disclosing My Efficiency or Access Tools Key Considerations As a teen or young adult who is blind/ low vision, using your efficiency tools are second nature to you. In fact, others around you don’t even question how you are going to accomplish an educational task or give a power point presentation. As you explore […]