Our Transition Program
An intensive one- or two-year post-secondary program preparing young adults with disabilities for competitive employment, lifelong self-determination, and independent living.
Higher Education as a Proven Pathway to Employment
According to Think College, a project of the Institute for Community Inclusion at UMass Boston, over 5,500 students with intellectual disabilities are attending college programs in the United States.
ACHIEVE students receive specialized instruction based on individual person-centered planning across three cornerstone pillars: Career Preparation, Life Management, and Self-Determination.
Weekly Schedule
Evangel University Campus- check_circleThree Days per Week: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- check_circleMorning: Classroom curriculum & peer goal reviews
- check_circleLunch: Social dining in EU cafeteria with undergraduate peers
- check_circleAfternoon: Rotating job sites across EU campus with job coaches
- check_circleWellness: Movement & fitness.
Explore Our Cornerstone Curriculum
A structured, person-centered triad designed to foster complete self-sufficiency.
Career Exploration
Vocational inventories, resume and interview preparation, on-campus job rotations with coach support, and community internships.
Life Management
Transportation planning, financial literacy, executive functioning, technology habits, wellness routines, and daily personal safety.
Self-Determination
Self-advocacy, accommodation requests, growth mindset development, community resource navigation, and personal goal setting.