Scope employment help
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Hi @Demiboy94
I may be biased, but I've heard good things! @Shuv27 may be able to tell you about their experience.
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@Demiboy94
Firstly, I think it is very brave of you to talk of your challenges. Me personally, I have MS so I have my own challenges. Just saying that so we are on an even basis.
I have found the Support to Work Service tremendously useful. Reasons for me saying so are as follows:
1) My interactions with the outside world are limited, so just interacting with my advisor Isaac, is something I genuinely enjoy.
2) Isaac has provided me with a step by step plan. Every week he asks me to carry out certain tasks, and as I complete them, I know I'm one step closer to that job.
3) My confidence has increased a lot, which means when the time comes for me to deal with my aforementioned interactions with the outside world, I will be able to do so. This is the reason I'm very grateful for the existence of Scope.
In conclusion, I must stress I am not a Scope employee. I am merely a member of the Scope online community. But I strongly believe I am in a better position to launch an entry into the employment market!
And I spent the past 10 minutes typing about it, so I really do value Scope!
All the best,
@Shuv27
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