TE
True or False:
TE Jobs are permanent positions?
FALSE
What does SE stand for?
Supported Employment
Can you work and recive SSI/SSD (disability)?
Yes
What should you do if you are running late for your shift?
Call, text, or notify your supervisor.
Can you go back to school as an ADULT?
YES
What does TE stand for?
Transitional Employment
What does IE stand for?
Independent Employment
Does volunteer work impact your benefits?
No. Only gainful employment
Why are breaks important when we are at work?
Breaks allow us to reset and stay focused.
A place to learn a specific job skill
What kind of support do you get during a TE placement?
SHORT - TERM Support from clubhouse staff, including help with training, on-the-job support, and coverage if you can’t make your shift.
Which type of job is not time-limited: SE or TE?
SE (Supported Employment)
What is the name of the program that helps you maintain medicaid?
Medicaid Buy In Program
1619b
90% of the job is...?
Showing Up
Where can you go to learn job skills?
You can learn job skills at places like schools, trade programs, job training programs, or through the clubhouse.
ex. college, online courses, internships, or on-the-job training)
How many months does a TE typically last for?
Approx. 6-9 months long
What is one benefit of supported employment?
help when challenges come up, job coaching, increased confidence, long-term stability
For SSD, what is the work incentive called for the first 9 months of work.
9 month trial work period
What is a workplace accommodation?
A workplace accommodation is a change or support at work that helps someone do their job successfully.
(Examples: flexible schedule, extra breaks, modified tasks, or assistive tools)
What is financial aid?
What is one benefit or skill you can gain from completing a TE?
Experience
Structure
Confidence
References
What is one difference between SE and IE?
SE allows for support
IE is independent
What is significant gainful activity for 2026?
1690
What should you do if you feel overwhelmed at work?
Ask for help, take a break if possible, and use coping strategies to manage stress.
ex. Talk to a supervisor, communicate how you’re feeling, use supports or accommodations)
How can education help your career?
Education helps you build skills and knowledge that can lead to better job opportunities and career growth.
Ex. higher pay, more options, confidence, qualifications for specific jobs