Vocational Case Management

If you’re being sent back to school or to a program to get the skills to find a new job, you might be worried. After all, you’ve probably been out of school for a long time. Maybe school wasn’t your favorite place. Either way, you might need some extra support getting back into the swing of things.

That’s where our team comes in! We are your go-to for handling all of the paperwork and coordinating between your school, the court, your lawyer, and the insurance company. This allows you to focus on mastering your new career!

What we look at

Clear up Your options:

We make sure you know exactly what training and services you’re awarded.

Paperwork help:

We help you fill out enrollment forms, check your start dates, and make sure your tuition invoices to the right people.

Study support:

We work with your instructors to set up a study plan, help you catch up on any extra courses you need, and even put together a 504 plan if you need reasonable accommodations.

Keep an eye on Your progress:

We monitor your attendance and progress, and we’re here to help if any problems pop up.

Regular updates:

Every month, we send reports to everyone involved to show how well you’re doing and so nothing falls through the cracks.

What’s in it for You

By sticking with you throughout the process, we will be there to support you, be your cheerleader, and help come up with solutions when needed. With our help, you can focus on learning and getting retrained for a new job without feeling like you’re alone and stressing over the administrative side of things. We’re here to clear the road so you can get back to work.

In short, our Vocational Case Management service is designed to make your retraining process as smooth as possible, taking care of the details so you can concentrate on building a better future.

What to expect

Once we receive authorization, a member of our Case Management team will reach out to you to give you all the details of the process.

Most, if not all, of your meetings will be virtual.