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Today s Date: Ready Set Go: A Transition Inventory This inventory belongs to: (Student Name) School: Room: Teacher: Period: Results: Date of Birth: Top three interests: Top three strengths: Top three career interests at this time: 1. 2. 3. 1

Instructions Ready Set Go: A Transition Inventory will provide you with information that will contribute to the creation of Individual Transition Plans for students at age 14 years old or for other planning profiles that may help students gain awareness of potential areas for educational planning, career interests, and independent living needs. The scoring procedures for this instrument are listed below. This instrument may be used as a basis for transition planning and/or as a unit of activities and lessons. All About Me Interests: Things I Like This section provides students with an opportunity to select activities or careers that represent their interests: Procedures Have the students place a checkmark next to activities or careers they like to do or may like to do. Students will then circle and number their top three choices of the items selected. Strengths: Things I am Good At This section allows students to identify their strengths. Procedures Have the students place a checkmark next to items that describe some of their strengths. Students will then circle the strength that describes them best. Education/Training This section will assist in identifying the educational/training post-secondary goal(s) of the student. It answers several questions that include identifying college aspirations and employment interests. The student selects the option that is most closely aligned to their education/training preference. Employment This section will assist in identifying employment goal(s) for the student. Procedures Have the students check all answers that apply to their work-related interests. Have the students indicate their top career interest. Independent Living This section will assist in identifying the Independent Living post-secondary goal(s) of the student. This section covers various areas: Future living arrangement Finances Community safety My Plan for Improvement This section provides the student with an opportunity to self assess academic skills, and identify employment and independent living needs. 2

Directions: All About Me Interests: Things I Like 1) Check all the activities that you like to do; 2) Next, circle your top three interests and number them 1,2,3; 3) On the next page list any other things that interest you that are not already on this list. Physical Activity/Sports/Outdoors Playing Sports Camping, hiking Swimming Bicycling Exercising/working out Running & Walking Dancing Gardening/planting Skateboarding Carpentry Computers/Clerical/Office Word processing/typing Computer graphics Computer programming Computer repair Working in a Bank Answering telephones Working in an office Working in a Post Office Video game design/testing Medical/Health Field Caring for elderly people Nurse or health care aide Working in a Doctor s Office Working in a hospital Working as a family counselor Dentist/dental assistant Do laboratory tests Working in a pharmacy Sports medicine Arts, Media, Fashion Acting Working in movies/television Designing & painting signs Music (playing, singing) Dance in a theater or play Artist (painting, drawing, pottery, jewelry) Cartoon animation Hair, make-up, nails Fashion/Clothing design Mechanical/Repairing/Construction Auto mechanic Auto body repair and paint Building Houses Fixing leaky sinks and pipes Driving dump trucks/bulldozers Fixing electrical things Building furniture or cabinets Laying floors (tile, wood, carpet) Designing homes or buildings Other Interesting Careers Selling in a store Cooking & baking Working in a restaurant Go into the Military Police officer or firefighter Working in a law office Driving delivery van, bus, taxi Education (teacher or aide) Work with animals 3

Strengths: Things I am Good At Directions: Check the things you do well. Next, circle your top three strengths and number them 1,2,3. Get along with others Good listener/friend Computers/Video games Play an instrument Sing Ask for help Polite Good Student Follow directions Complete my work Be on time Organized and neat Do things on my own Enjoy learning Good leader Honest Drawing or Painting Take care of others Build or fix things Using my imagination Reading or Math Write stories, poems etc Sports/Athletic Good sense of humor List other interests here (other things I like to do): 1. 2. 3. List other strengths (other things I am good at): 1. 2. 3. 4

Education/Training People who only complete high school don t earn as much as people who continue their education. People who get job training or go to college earn more than people who only complete high school. The more education or training you get, the more money you are going to earn. How far do you plan to go? Check any of the following statements that apply to your plan: Examples of careers: HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY Food service worker Gardener Meter reader Grocery checker Cashier Animal care assistant Travel agent Seamstress Construction worker Chef Plumber Auto Mechanic Cosmetologist/barber Dental hygienist Licensed vocational nurse Massage therapist Computer operator Actor Teacher Registered nurse Computer systems analyst Accountant Scientist Physical Therapist Emergency medical technician Stock broker Lawyer My plan is to graduate from high school. After high school, I plan to: Go to work right after high school Get on-the-job training or attend an occupational center Go to community college Go to a four-year college or university Get an advanced degree, such as a master s or doctorate I want to join the military Other options I am considering: 5

Employment Complete this sentence. I would like to work Check all that apply. With People Learning to do new things With kids Outside At a park At the movies Inside At a market At an amusement park At a store In a hospital or clinic Near my home 2 or 3 days a week With old people At a mall Every day With animals Building things By myself At a shoe store At a hotel In an office As a lifeguard At an ice cream parlor Selling things At a department store With cars Fixing or repairing things Installing things With computers With numbers With food With tools With clothes At a school With music My Career Interest: Top Career Interest is : I have watched someone perform this job. Yes No I know someone who does this job. Yes No I would like to visit a place where people do this job. Yes No I know how much training I need to do this job. Yes No 6

Independent Living When I grow up, who will I be? There are no wrong answers! Check all answers that apply to the things you know and do. Where will I live? I know my finances! I will live by myself. I can pay for things I buy without others counting I will live with my parents or family. my money for me. I will live with friends. I save a little money in my bank. I will live with someone who will help me. I try on clothes before I buy them. I can easily count my money and make change I know how to budget my money. I know how to stay safe! I check for traffic before I cross a street, alley or driveway. I have kitchen/cooking skills! In the car I lock the doors and fasten my seatbelt. I know how to wash dishes. I know who and where to call in an emergency. I can chop vegetables. I ride my bike with the traffic. I can make a sandwich. I follow the traffic rules when I ride a bike. I always wash my hands when I am in the kitchen. I can shop for groceries I know how to get around! I know how to follow a recipe I know how to catch the bus to the mall. Sometimes I cook for myself and others I can use the MTA to get almost anywhere. I can walk to school if I had to. I know how to use a map or navigation unit. This is how I have fun. I go to the park or movies. I play sports like basketball or soccer. I am an involved young person in my community! I enjoy reading for pleasure. I help others whenever possible. I enjoy playing or singing music. I take items I find to the lost and found department. I attend sporting events. I know how to make an appointment with my counselor. I stay after school for club meetings. I can order a pizza or other item on the telephone I spend time with my pets. 7

Academic Skills: My Plan for Improvement In reading, I need to improve in (reading comprehension, sounding out words etc.) In writing, I need to improve in (spelling, completing sentence etc.) In math, I need to improve in (fractions, word problems, algebra etc.) Employment: To get ready for my chosen occupation, I need to ( those that apply): Follow directions better Work better with other people Improve in following rules Attend a career fair Interview someone who does the job Other Independent Living: To get ready to live on my own, I need to ( those that apply): Practice keeping a bank account Improve in housekeeping Practice cooking Practice shopping for groceries Other Notes: LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Division of Special Education District Office of Transition Services 333 S. Beaudry Avenue, 17th Floor Los Angeles, CA 90017 (213) 241-8050 phone (213) 241-4185 fax 8