Vocational habilitation of special needs children in the principles of the jewelry industry
(A proposed model for a “special needs children vocational habilitation” program)
In general; people with special needs face major obstacles in finding proper jobs, due to their inability to compete with other normal society members; in terms of skills and capabilities. On the other hand; it might be useful to begin the habilitation process of people with special needs at early ages, to give them the opportunity to obtain a good training in professions that suit them, so that they can find a proper job upon reaching the appropriate age. In this study; the researcher seeks to affirm the possibility of utilizing the jewelry industry principles education in the vocational habilitation for children with special needs, and proposes a vocational training program that suit this category the Hypothesis of this research
- Vocational habilitation for people with special needs is one of the main factors that can help them find jobs that are appropriate to their physical and mental capabilities. - Starting the vocational training process for people with special needs at an early age increases their chances in joining the labor market upon reaching the appropriate age. - The jewelry industry can be utilized in the vocational habilitation for special needs children; and it can achieve the concepts and goals of the vocational habilitation for this category of society
Soliman, A. F. (2023). Vocational habilitation of special needs children in the principles of the jewelry industry
(A proposed model for a “special needs children vocational habilitation” program). Journal of Heritage and Design, 3(17), 95-113. doi: 10.21608/jsos.2022.144322.1239
MLA
Amira Fouad Soliman. "Vocational habilitation of special needs children in the principles of the jewelry industry
(A proposed model for a “special needs children vocational habilitation” program)". Journal of Heritage and Design, 3, 17, 2023, 95-113. doi: 10.21608/jsos.2022.144322.1239
HARVARD
Soliman, A. F. (2023). 'Vocational habilitation of special needs children in the principles of the jewelry industry
(A proposed model for a “special needs children vocational habilitation” program)', Journal of Heritage and Design, 3(17), pp. 95-113. doi: 10.21608/jsos.2022.144322.1239
VANCOUVER
Soliman, A. F. Vocational habilitation of special needs children in the principles of the jewelry industry
(A proposed model for a “special needs children vocational habilitation” program). Journal of Heritage and Design, 2023; 3(17): 95-113. doi: 10.21608/jsos.2022.144322.1239