MRA's Vocational Program
engine repair, bicycle repair and whelding. The Woodworking classes teach the use of hand and power equipment, how to interpret and read a blueprint, and completion of projects in class.The vocational program may include interest testing, occupational exploration, job shadowing, on-the-job training, job seeking skills, and vocational counseling. All programs are designed to help a student explore a wide-range of occupational interests, to learn specific strategies in looking for a job, to open options for further training in the future, or to assist
placement of a student competitively in the labor market.The Vocational Counselors can arrange volunteer training or competitive work sites depending on the level and behavior of the student. Work experience can contribute to increased self-confidence, to developing appropriate work habits and attitudes, and in learning specific job skills. Short-term volunteer or work training experiences facilitate an easier transition from school to the work world.