Company Summary
College Living Experience supports young adults with varying exceptionalities to prepare for life as independent adults. The CLE Program includes educational support services, training in independent living skills and social skills, and support services for transitioning into the workforce.
Young adults with autism, learning disabilities, traumatic brain injury, cerebral palsy and other special needs can successfully transition to independent adulthood with tailored support provided by CLE.
Job Summary
The Independent Living Skills Instructor position is accountable for students’ overall development of skills necessary for activities of daily living. This position is responsible for assisting in assessing individual student functioning levels and providing direct instruction across the ILS domains. The domains include health, safety, hygiene, food management, money management, housekeeping, housing, transportation, job seeking and maintenance skills, community integration, legal rights, and interpersonal skills. This position requires both individual and group instruction.
Essential Responsibilities
Position Qualifications
To perform this job successfully, individuals must be able to meet the minimum requirements listed below. While this is not an all-encompassing list, it’s important that one is also unwavering in their ability to serve as a positive role model and influence for CLE students, families and colleagues.