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juliep Member Posts: 2

September 2015 in Welcomes and introductions

I teach young adults 16-25 with Autism and complex needs. Our curriculum covers Living, Work and Community. The range of ability is pre-entry through to E3

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SofRoch Member Posts: 22

September 2015

Hi juliep,
Welcome to the community. Hope that the forum helps you to share your experiences as a teacher for adults with autism.

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