KRM Special School
Vocational
Helping students build practical skills, confidence, independence, and readiness for meaningful work and life.
Skills for Independence
Vocational
Targeted Skills
Programs focus on vocational, functional, and life skills, including cognitive skills (decision-making, planning), communication, social skills, and self-help skills.
Assessment & Customization
Training begins with an individual assessment to develop a customized plan, such as an Individualized Educational Program (IEP), often using multi-sensory materials.
Transition Focus
Vocational units act as a bridge for students to move into employment, offering training in areas like handicraft, volunteering, or home-based businesses.
Support Services
These programs often incorporate occupational therapy and specialized teaching approaches to help individuals manage daily life and workplace challenges.
Goal of Empowerment
The ultimate aim is to increase self-worth, provide financial independence, and enable social inclusion for persons with disabilities.
Building Skills for a Confident Future
Our vocational programme supports students with hands-on training, life skills, and guided pathways toward independence.