Common use of Employment Development Counsellors Clause in Contracts

Employment Development Counsellors. Employment Development Counsellors (EDCs) assist adults with a psychiatric disability in choosing, getting and keeping a job. The EDCs engage in all aspects of case management, job and resource development, and skill development with clients. In some situations, the EDC will conduct the skill development training, but in more involved and intense interventions, the EDC will engage proctors or job coaches. The type of employment-focused activities provided by these service providers varies according to the client's needs. The employment- related services provided could include: • resume preparation; • practice interviews; • completing job applications; • vocational goal setting; • referrals (e.g., Vocational Rehabilitation Program, employment centres); • exploring employment opportunities with clients; • exploring barriers to employment; • assisting in waking up, preparing for work; and • providing support through vocational crisis.

Employment Development Counsellors. Employment Development Counsellors (EDCs) assist adults with a psychiatric disability in choosing, getting and keeping a job. The EDCs engage in all aspects of case management, job and resource development, and skill development with clients. In some situations, the EDC will conduct the skill development training, but in more involved and intense interventions, the EDC will engage proctors or job coaches. The type of employment-focused activities provided by these service providers varies according to the client's needs. The employment- related services provided could include: • resume Resume preparation; • practice Practice interviews; • completing Completing job applications; • vocational Vocational goal setting; • referrals Referrals (e.g., Vocational Rehabilitation Program, employment centres); • exploring Exploring employment opportunities with clients; • exploring Exploring barriers to employment; • assisting Assisting in waking up, preparing for work; and • providing Providing support through vocational crisis.

Employment Development Counsellors. Employment Development Counsellors (EDCs) assist adults with a psychiatric disability in choosing, getting and keeping a job. The EDCs engage in all aspects of case management, job and resource development, and skill development with clients. In some situations, the EDC will conduct the skill development training, but in more involved and intense interventions, the EDC will engage proctors or job coaches. The type of employment-focused activities provided by these service providers varies according to the client's needs. The employment- related services provided could include: • resume preparation; • practice interviews; • completing job applications; • vocational goal setting; • referrals (e.g., Vocational Rehabilitation Program, employment centres); • exploring employment opportunities with clients; • exploring barriers to employment; • assisting in waking up, preparing for work; and • providing support through vocational crisis.. 36