Nežymiai sutrikusio intelekto asmenų, baigusių profesinio rengimo įstaigas, profesinės adaptacijos ypatumai
The Peculiarities of Psychosocial and Vocational Adaptation of Mild Mentally Retarded Postgraduates of Vocational Training Institutions
Author(s): Ingrida BaranauskienėSubject(s): Education
Published by: Vytauto Didžiojo Universitetas
Keywords: mild mentally retirement; vocational adaptation; social support; integration; vocational career.
Summary/Abstract: In the article "the peculiarities ofpsychosocialand vocational adaptation of mild mentally retarded postgraduates of vocational training institutions"'the data of the research have been analyzed. 405 persons have been interviewed. The respondents who had someone to help them (relatives, pedagogues, social service professionals) were the most successful in finding the job. From the aspect of the difficulties in the first year of the employment it has been estimated that the young people had not been prepared enough for vocational activity both from the viewpoint of vocational skills and general skills. From the aspect of vocational career during the research both successful vocational adaptation and various difficulties have manifested themselves and they have been thoroughly analyzed. the analysis of the research results have highlighted the unemployment prevention strategy of mild mentally retarded persons: obtaining the profession that meets the needs of labour market and a person, state support for the employer who has employed a disabled person and for a disabled person himself/herself appointing him / her an employment agent (it might also be an exceptional support from a professional of the labour exchange office). These ways are realistic evaluating limited resources of the state and the possibilities of social support, too. Social support should turn to social assistance, in case of the present research, to the assistance anchoring in the labour market.
Journal: Pedagogika
- Issue Year: 2007
- Issue No: 88
- Page Range: 57-62
- Page Count: 6
- Language: Lithuanian