Job Marketable for Student with Disability: What We Should Know for Career Transition Programme

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Abstract

People with disabilities face the greatest challenge of getting a job. This is because of thelow marketability skills of this group. Career transition programme (CTP) has been introduced to students with disabilities (SWDs) to prepare and train them for job market.Skills training in the field of employment is provided to SWDs in the implementation of CTP. However, it is still difficult for this group to get a job despite having good skills.A survey study was conducted to identify the marketability skills required in planning and implementing CTP in schools. Four teachers in a secondary school in Selangor who have implemented CTP were selected as study participants. The data from interview were recorded and analysed thematically. Through the findings of this study, itshows the four main marketability skills required by SWDs namelybasic academic skills, emotional management skills, communication skills and self-management skills in ensuring a successful CTP. The findings also demonstrate that it is important to ensure that SWDs are ready to enter the job market. It is also valuable to reflect the good results from CTP.

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Zainal, M. S., Mahmud, M. S., & Wan Pa, W. A. M. (2020). Job Marketable for Student with Disability: What We Should Know for Career Transition Programme. Journal of University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, 22(12). https://doi.org/10.51201/jusst12507

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