Work readiness profile

Mark the areas that feel steady — the rest become supports, not failures. Numbers stay behind an explainer; the headline is always human language. Accommodation flags are conversation starters, never automated prescriptions.

Which areas feel steady for you?

Games completed (adds to the picture)

✓ Exploring — learning what fits

You are still discovering which tasks feel good and which need supports. That is exactly what this stage is for.

Strengths: Getting through tasks

Supports that help: Understanding instructions: written steps alongside any video; Bouncing back from mistakes: mistake-friendly practice with undo; Handling interruptions: a pause signal and a refocus routine; Writing short messages: sentence starters and examples; Keeping a steady schedule: a visible weekly plan with reminders; Knowing which tools help: one assistive-technology trial at a time

Play one more practice round of any game with no timer.
Name one barrier above and try its first strategy step.

Work readiness profile

Which areas feel steady for you?

Games completed (adds to the picture)

✓ Exploring — learning what fits

You are still discovering which tasks feel good and which need supports. That is exactly what this stage is for.

Strengths: Getting through tasks

Play one more practice round of any game with no timer.
Name one barrier above and try its first strategy step.