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* Home * Compliance & Monitoring * Resources * Supplemental Materials * Employers * Contact Us * EMPLOYERS WHY HIRE COMPLETERS OF THE EMPLOYABILITY CREDENTIAL? MAKING A DIFFERENCE Students in South Carolina exiting high school with the Employability Credential are equipped with job ready skills and a desire to be successful in life. Learn about Savana to see the tremendous impact the Employability Credential has had on her life and the impact she has had on her place of work. The video was produced and is available for viewing on this website with permission from Greenville County School District. In SC, 67% of working age individuals with disabilities are unemployed. Did you know? The Employability Credential helps to ensure that we are working to prepare the entirety of the SC workforce by equipping students with adequate skills. Did you know? The SC High School Employability Credential is aligned to a course of study for these students with disabilities whose Individualized Education Program (IEP) team determines this course of study is appropriate. Did you know? The Employability Credential is aligned with the Profile of the SC Graduate. Did you know? EMPLOYABILITY CREDENTIAL PROGRAM BENEFITS The state-recognized High School Employability Credential will provide a course of study designed to equip students with the skills, knowledge, and work ethic needed to succeed in today’s job market. * Work readiness assessment results that demonstrate the student is ready for competitive employment. * Work-based learning/training that totals at least 360 hours. * Career portfolio that includes a multimedia presentation project. Contact us for more information Back to Top © Copyright 2024 — Transition Alliance of South Carolina Center for Disability Resources, University of South Carolina School of Medicine (UCEDD) | An Engenius Website Funding for this website provided by the SC Department of Education, Office of Special Education Services. The information is provided by the Transition Alliance of South Carolina and partnering state and local agencies and organizations. Menu