Vocational

Vocational Program

Vocational Training Unit at HOM Special School

we are committed to empowering our students with opportunities that foster independence, skill development, and meaningful engagement. Our Vocational Training Unit stands as a testament to this commitment, providing sustained training and employment for residents above the age of 18 who possess the ability and strength to undergo such training.

Our vocational training program goes beyond mere skill acquisition; it serves as a vital form of occupational therapy, enriching the lives of our students in various ways. Through structured training sessions led by our dedicated special educators, our students not only learn valuable vocational skills but also cultivate a sense of enjoyment and purpose in their work.

Key Features of Our Vocational Training Program:

Skill Development

Our training curriculum encompasses a wide range of activities designed to enhance our students’ capabilities. From book binding to paper bag, envelope, and candle making, we provide comprehensive training that equips them with practical skills for employment and daily living.

Occupational Therapy

Beyond vocational skills, our training sessions serve as a form of occupational therapy, promoting sensory integration, motor skills development, and cognitive functioning. Through hands-on activities and guided demonstrations, our students learn to engage with their surroundings in meaningful ways.

Collaborative Learning

Our vocational training unit fosters a supportive learning environment where students work together, learn from one another, and collaborate on various tasks. Through peer interaction and mutual assistance, they develop valuable social skills and a sense of camaraderie.