Virtual Interview Training for Transition-Age Youth
Supporting Youth with Autism and Other Needs
Designed for Classroom Training, Mentoring Programs, and Self Study
$110 per annual license (Group discounts available)
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Realistic Role-Players

- The "Virtual Interview Training for Transition-Age Youth" uses role-players to help build lasting interview skills.
- Extensive research shows that this training helps people get more jobs than with other training.
- Practice with feedback makes all the difference.
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- Users will learn how to:
- Be confident, positive, and professional
- Show interest in the job and that they are honest, dependable and will work well with others
- Discuss their strengths and skills
- Explain how they will overcome limitations
- Training Features:
- Find a job opening
- Understand and prepare for the interviewing process
- Practice filling out a job application
- Create a resume
- Handle special considerations such as disabilities and justice system involvement
- Three levels to challenge skills: Easy, Medium, & Hard
- Build interview skills by practicing with virtual role-plays
Kendra walks transition-age youth, including those with autism or juvenile justice system experience, through the training program to help them get prepared for real-life job interviews.
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The Role-Play Scenario

The fictional company, Wondersmart, is hiring at their new location. Rita Muniz and Travis Bishop are virtual role-players who will provide as much realistic interview practice as users want. Feedback at every step and in the interview summary will help learners master the skills.
Build the Skills Needed to Get a Job
What Users Think About SIMmersion's Virtual Role-Plays

Research
A list of the peer reviewed papers on our Virtual Interview Training for Youth in Transition can be found at clicking here. Other research can be found at The University of Michigan's Level Up Lab website.