Tips for Job Searching

  • Some organizations have job and/or internship programs that specifically seek students with disabilities. Talk to your career office or do some online research to find them.
  • Be able to clarify workplace accommodations if you discuss them.
  • Many organizations want to hire candidates with disabilities and will tailor a position to your abilities.
    • Contact organizations and ask if they have a human resources staff member that specializes in recruiting students with disabilities. Introduce yourself and inquire about opportunities for someone with your education and experience.
  • When searching job posting sites, try a key word search for “disabilities” to find organizations that work with disabled clients or that have stated “Students with disabilities are encouraged to apply.”

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