Modular Training Programs in Vocational Evaluation and Adjustment Services.

The document describes 20 workshops designed and offered by the Research and Training Center at the University of Wisconsin--Stout. These off-campus, short-term modular training programs for vocational evaluators, adjustment specialists, and floor supervisory personnel are intended to be completed on a step-by-step basis. The three modular training tracks focus on: (1) introductory programs (three workshops), (2) vocational evaluation (nine workshops), and (3) adjustment services (eight workshops). The workshops are approximately two and one-half days in length. The body of the document (25 pages) provides complete descriptions of each workshop indicating prerequisite training competencies and schedule of activities. The workshops cover the following topics: the role of the floor supervisor in rehabilitation programs, introduction to vocational evaluation, introduction to adjustment services, the use of the dictionary of occupational titles and job analysis, development and use of occupational information, behavior identification and analysis in rehabilitation facility services, commercial vocational evaluation systems, goal planning and monitoring in adjustment services, interpersonal skills in rehabilitation services, vocational evaluation planning, use of behavior principles in adjustment services, work sample document, and report writing in rehabilitation facility services. (BP)