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Tailored education in mbo.
Vocational education must be accessible to as many students as possible. Also if there is a disability, illness, or disorder. How does that work? And what are the rules? We explain this to you.
What is tailored education?
Tailored education means education that fits the possibilities and talents of every vocational student. This includes students with a disorder, illness, or disability. They can get extra help at school. Vocational education does not have separate schools or education forms for students who need special or intensive support. Vocational education is different from primary schools and secondary education.
Study choice and tailored education
When choosing a suitable vocational course, your child’s disability can play a role. To what extent does the disability make it hard to get a diploma or find work in the field? The vocational school talks with your child about this during the intake meeting after registration. In that talk, they also discuss which support your child needs and what the school can offer. The vocational school records the agreements in the education contract.
Questions or personal advice?
Do you have questions about this topic, would you like advice regarding your situation, or just a listening ear? Then please contact us via 088-6050101, email vraag@oudersenonderwijs.nl or WhatsApp ons.
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