Successful Transition Outcomes

Are you seeking a comprehensive curriculum to help students with mild disabilities transition smoothly into life after high school? Ori’s Transition Curriculum offers a research-based, blended solution for educators to teach essential skills needed for post-secondary success while meeting IEP goals in various settings. Designed for ages 14+, Ori’s Transition Curriculum is a complete package for supporting students’ transition to the next phase of their lives.

Turnkey Transition

Enable high-quality, consistent transition instruction throughout your district or school with our turnkey transition curriculum.

Age-Appropriate and Engaging

Ori provides 150+ interactive lessons that prepare students to achieve successful employment and meaningful lives.

Better Outcome and Access

Our curricula are full of engaging activities, built-in accommodations, and translation to 136 languages in order to support access for all of your students.

Curriculum Content

Comprehensive and ready-to-teach

Ori’s turnkey transition curriculum provides online lesson content, assessments, and companion materials that automatically track progress. Provide your teachers with everything they need to improve transition outcomes and demonstrate compliance.

  • 150+ Lessons with interactive activities, engaging videos, and more
  • Lesson plans for every lesson
  • Formative and Summative assessments built with UDL principles
  • Modifiable, printable worksheets and connect to home activities in Google Docs and other formats

Research-based: Life and Workplace Readiness

Our research-based courses target the critical skills to achieve and maintain employment, according to the Zarrow Center at the University of Oklahoma, and the key topics identified by:

Transition Curriculum Courses

Students will learn to identify zinc articulate their own personal strengths and needs and will learn about character strengths that can help them to succeed in life after high school.

Students will learn how to set personal goals and will explore ways to successfully reach school, community, work, and life goals. They will also gain the skills be able to identify a goal and take actionable steps to reach that goal.

Students will learn the importance of self-advocacy and how to advocate for themselves in school, the workplace, and in life.

Students will understand the importance of self-determination and identify their personal motivations and interests. They will also learn how to combine this knowledge with the skills needed to demonstrate self-determination in order to achieve their goals.

Students will learn to identify challenges and use strategies to help them overcome those challenges to improve post-school outcomes.

Students will build interpersonal skills in the domains of communication and collaboration  and learn how to apply them in order to successfully take part in activities with other people at home, school, and in the workplace.

Students will learn to use appropriate communication skills to conduct social interactions at home, school, or in a community or work setting.

Students will explore the various career clusters and take interest inventories to identify their potential career paths. They will also learn the skills needed to research opportunities and companies, and begin the job application process.

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Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum

Gives educators the flexibility to implement the program in a variety of settings. Our courses align to the 5 Core Competencies identified by CASEL (The Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning).