Adult Transition Curriculum (Ages 18+)
A functional, Pre‑ETS–aligned curriculum designed for adult transition programs—helping learners apply skills for work, independent living, and community participation.
Adult Transition Curriculum Across 6 Core Domains
Six units (10 lessons each) focused on the skills adults use every day—in real settings.
REAL-WORLD SKILLS LEARNERS PRACTICE:
Self-Determination
Learners build self‑awareness and confidence by exploring personal interests, strengths, and values. They practice setting concrete goals, making informed choices, and participating actively in their own planning.
Instruction strengthens self‑advocacy by teaching learners how to communicate needs, request accommodations, and understand rights related to work, housing, and disability—building the skills needed for independent, self‑directed adult life.
Independent Living
Learners develop practical strategies for lifelong learning—organization, time management, and using technology responsibly. They strengthen everyday academic skills used in adult life, like reading schedules, following directions, and problem‑solving when they’re stuck.
They also explore training pathways (career centers, technical training, apprenticeships, and community programs) while learning how to use supports and accommodations effectively—so they can navigate education and training environments with greater autonomy.
Employment Skills
Learners explore careers that match strengths and interests and practice the full job search process—from job search strategies and résumé building to applications and interview practice.
The unit emphasizes essential workplace behaviors such as reliability, communication, work ethic, and safety—helping learners understand what it takes to find meaningful employment and succeed on the job.
Education & Training
Learners master routines required for daily independence, including personal grooming, clothing care, and household management. They build confidence navigating the community through transportation training and practical budgeting.
Instruction also covers meal preparation, safety, and emergency preparedness—supporting learners as they manage their day, their responsibilities, and their living space with increasing independence.
Social Skills
Learners strengthen connection and communication skills by practicing first impressions, respecting personal boundaries, starting conversations, and handling conflict in real settings.
The unit also addresses navigating complex social situations online and offline, building healthy relationships, understanding empathy, and participating in the community—building social confidence for workplace and personal life.
Health & Wellness
Learners establish a foundation for a healthy lifestyle by building routines for hygiene, nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress management. They learn to recognize and regulate emotions and build safe, healthy relationships.
Practical health skills—like making doctor appointments, understanding medications, and knowing what to do in emergencies—support learners in creating a personalized wellness plan for adult independence.
Inclusive Instruction for Diverse Learners
Universal Design for Learning
Adult transition programs often serve a mix of learning profiles in a single room. We’ve built supports into the platform to engage students with mild-to-moderate support needs alongside those ready for independent work.
- Leveled Tasks: Foundational, Core, and Extension activities for every lesson to meet students where they are.
- Voice & Choice: Students answer via Text, Audio, or Drawing.
- Accommodations Bar: Integrated text-to-speech and translation for 130+ languages.
Flexible Delivery for Dynamic Programs
FOR TEACHERS
Adult transition schedules are rarely static. Whether you have a full group for morning meeting or students rotating in and out from job sites, our platform adapts to the flow of your day.
- 3 Delivery Modes: Instantly switch between Front-of-Class (group instruction), Student-Paced (independent work), or Live Participation (interactive).
- Collaboration Boards: Digital sticky notes for class discussion with moderation controls.
- Zero-Prep Planning: Comprehensive guides include pacing, functional vocabulary, and objectives so you can focus on students, not setup.
Align Instruction to Pre-ETS & WIOA Funding
FOR ADMINISTRATORS
Secure your funding streams. Our platform aligns instruction to federal mandates, simplifying the documentation required for Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) and district reporting.
- Aligned to Pre-ETS Categories: Our curriculum domains map directly to the 5 required Pre-Employment Transition Services, clarifying your data for VR coordination.
- Track Service Delivery: Automatically log lesson completion to provide evidence that transition services were delivered, not just planned.
- Verifiable Student Data: Timestamped student responses provide a clear audit trail of progress toward post-secondary goals.
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Consistent Framework: Built on the same 6 Core Domains as our High School Curriculum, ensuring a seamless vertical pathway.
[Learn more about our High School Curriculum]
A Continuation of the Secondary Journey
Our Adult track is the final stage of a vertically aligned pathway. See how our High School curriculum builds the foundation for the independence your students are mastering now.