This kit consists of two carrying cases for students to use in organizing their important documents and information related to their plans for adult life. A teacher's guide is also available. These kits consist of a series of 19 multimedia programs designed to teach the learner skills necessary to successfully get and keep a job. It includes standardized assessment instruments validated against U.S. Department of Labor's core competencies. Each multimedia kit includes a video, software program, competency requirements, checklists, student activity worksheets, and handbooks.
Students receive individual courses of study based their on assessment.
Each module explains a variety of suggested activities to assist partnerships with implementing a specific component of the model. It is further developed to assist recent graduates and individuals without disabilities who have dropped out of school. It is also useful in designing projects that integrate student interests, worksite skills, knowledge, and learning objectives. These guides, designed for the student and school staff, describe in detail how to structure an effective job shadow. A job shadow is a worksite experience, typically 3-6 hours, whereby a student observes activities and asks questions about the job and workplace.