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Work: Job Search Essentials
with Andrew Fauver
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Prosper Advantage: Job Search Essentials is designed to help neurodivergent adults build the foundational skills and confidence needed to find, apply for, and secure meaningful employment. By focusing on topics like resume writing, cover letter creation, job searching, and interview preparation, this course helps participants develop real-world job readiness skills that promote independence and self-advocacy in the workplace.
Participants will:
• Create and update a professional resume that highlights their strengths and experience
• Write personalized cover letters tailored to specific employers
• Learn effective strategies for searching and applying for jobs online
• Understand interview expectations and practice professional communication
• Develop confidence in following up with employers and accepting job offers
By the end of the course, participants will feel more prepared to approach the job search process with clarity, confidence, and the practical tools needed to take the next step in their careers. They will leave with polished application materials, a stronger understanding of interview expectations, and the skills to prepare and respond effectively to common questions. This course empowers participants to navigate the hiring process with greater self-assurance and direction.
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Social: Understanding Me
with Annalise Anderson
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Students with perfect attendence for the duration of this course will receive a $25 gift card upon completion.
Social: Understanding Me is designed for adults who want to better understand themselves and build meaningful social connections. Through guided activities, group discussions, and real-life practice, participants will explore personal identity, boost self-confidence, and learn the key skills needed to form and maintain friendships.
Over six weekly sessions, participants will:
This course provides a supportive, interactive environment where participants can try out new skills, build self-esteem, and connect with others who share similar goals. Whether you’re looking to make new friends, strengthen existing relationships, or simply feel more confident in social settings, this course offers the tools and encouragement to help you grow.
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Finance: Budgeting Basics
with Annalise Anderson
Title: Finance: Budgeting Basics
Skill Domain: Finance Cost: $220
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Students with perfect attendence for the duration of this course will receive a $25 gift card upon completion.
Budgeting Basics is designed to help neurodivergent adults build confidence and independence by learning how to manage money through simple, hands-on budgeting strategies.
By focusing on topics like budgeting principles, expense tracking, saving for goals, and preparing for unexpected costs, this course helps participants develop real-world financial skills that reduce stress and promote long-term financial stability. Through guided instruction, practical examples, and individual support, learners gain the tools to create and maintain a budget that fits their personal goals and lifestyles.
Participants will:
• Learn how to create and manage a personal budget using the envelope system
• Understand the difference between fixed, variable, and irregular expenses
• Develop strategies for tracking and adjusting spending each month
• Practice saving for both short-term and long-term goals using clear, realistic methods
• Plan for emergencies and learn how to adapt their budgets when life changes
• Build consistency and accountability through guided reflection and ongoing support
By the end of the course, participants will feel more prepared to manage their money with clarity, flexibility, and confidence. They will leave with personalized budgeting tools, a practical savings plan, and a deeper understanding of how to stay financially organized and proactive. The final four weeks of the course focus on maintaining progress through structured check-ins, peer discussions, and individualized coaching to reinforce strong financial habits and long-term success.
Finance: Budgeting Basics
with Andrew Fauver
Title: Finance: Budgeting Basics
Skill Domain: Finance Cost: $220
APPLY FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Students with perfect attendence for the duration of this course will receive a $25 gift card upon completion.
Budgeting Basics is designed to help neurodivergent adults build confidence and independence by learning how to manage money through simple, hands-on budgeting strategies.
By focusing on topics like budgeting principles, expense tracking, saving for goals, and preparing for unexpected costs, this course helps participants develop real-world financial skills that reduce stress and promote long-term financial stability. Through guided instruction, practical examples, and individual support, learners gain the tools to create and maintain a budget that fits their personal goals and lifestyles.
Participants will:
• Learn how to create and manage a personal budget using the envelope system
• Understand the difference between fixed, variable, and irregular expenses
• Develop strategies for tracking and adjusting spending each month
• Practice saving for both short-term and long-term goals using clear, realistic methods
• Plan for emergencies and learn how to adapt their budgets when life changes
• Build consistency and accountability through guided reflection and ongoing support
By the end of the course, participants will feel more prepared to manage their money with clarity, flexibility, and confidence. They will leave with personalized budgeting tools, a practical savings plan, and a deeper understanding of how to stay financially organized and proactive. The final four weeks of the course focus on maintaining progress through structured check-ins, peer discussions, and individualized coaching to reinforce strong financial habits and long-term success.
Living: Navigating Your Community
with Annalise Anderson
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Students with perfect attendence for the duration of this course will receive a $25 gift card upon completion.
Feeling confident in your community is an important part of independent living.
Navigating Your Community is a supportive 6-week course for adults who want to build skills for getting around, accessing resources, and participating more fully in community life. Whether you want to become more independent, explore new opportunities, or feel more comfortable in public settings, this course can help.
Participants will learn practical skills such as:
- Using transportation options
- Planning trips
- Finding local resources
- Exploring recreation and volunteer opportunities
- Using safety and self-advocacy strategies in everyday situations
Sessions include discussion, guided activities, demonstrations, and real-world tools that can be used right away.
This course is autism-friendly, welcoming, and supportive of different learning styles. Participants will leave with greater confidence, stronger community living skills, and a personalized plan for accessing the people, places, and resources that support their goals.
Living: Navigating Your Community
with Andrew Fauver
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Students with perfect attendence for the duration of this course will receive a $25 gift card upon completion.
Feeling confident in your community is an important part of independent living.
Navigating Your Community is a supportive 6-week course for adults who want to build skills for getting around, accessing resources, and participating more fully in community life. Whether you want to become more independent, explore new opportunities, or feel more comfortable in public settings, this course can help.
Participants will learn practical skills such as:
- Using transportation options
- Planning trips
- Finding local resources
- Exploring recreation and volunteer opportunities
- Using safety and self-advocacy strategies in everyday situations
Sessions include discussion, guided activities, demonstrations, and real-world tools that can be used right away.
This course is autism-friendly, welcoming, and supportive of different learning styles. Participants will leave with greater confidence, stronger community living skills, and a personalized plan for accessing the people, places, and resources that support their goals.
Work: Workplace Success
with Andrew Fauver
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Getting a job is one step. Knowing how to succeed and grow at work is the next.
Workplace Success is a supportive 4-week course for adults who want to build confidence, strengthen workplace skills, and feel more prepared for employment success. Whether you are starting your first job, returning to work, or wanting to do better in your current role, this course can help.
Participants will learn practical skills that employers value, including professionalism, communication, time management, handling feedback, staying focused, and understanding workplace expectations. Sessions include interactive instruction, real-world examples, group discussion, and practice activities designed to make learning clear and useful.
This course is autism-friendly, welcoming, and supportive of different learning styles. Participants will leave with stronger self-confidence, improved job readiness skills, and tools to help them succeed in a wide range of work environments.
NO CLASS ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7TH.
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Living: Organizing Your Life
with Annalise Anderson
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Students with perfect attendence for the duration of this course will receive a $25 gift card upon completion.
Keeping up with home tasks can feel easier when you have systems that actually fit your brain and your life.
This 6-week experience is designed as a supportive space to practice and build routines that make daily life feel more manageable, comfortable, and less overwhelming.
Together, participants will explore how executive functioning (the brain’s way of organizing, planning, and getting things done) shows up in everyday life. From there, you’ll try out practical tools and create personalized systems for daily routines—systems that are realistic, flexible, and built to last.
This is not about doing things a “right” way. It’s about finding what works for you.
Participants will:
- Explore how planning, organization, and follow-through affect daily life
- Identify personal strengths and common challenges with home routines
- Try out simple tools and strategies for cleaning, meals, and organization
- Practice ways to reduce overwhelm and make tasks feel more manageable
- Build a personalized plan that can grow and change over time
You’ll leave with tools, strategies, and systems that feel doable—and that help your home support you, not stress you out.
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