Able After Dal: Job & Career Supports
Workers Rights 101
View the Workers Rights 101 document (PDF) for legislation info and available supports.
Able After Dal events during Accessibility Week!
The Student Accessibility Centre and Career Services will be hosting two Able After Dal events as part of Accessibility Week at Dalhousie. View the links below for details, including event descriptions and registration info.
The Student Accessibility Centre and Career Services has launched a new program called "Able After Dal," a job and career supports program for students with disabilities at any stage on the path to employment. This includes students who are exploring experience-based learning (e.g. Co-op positions or internships), part-time or summer jobs, or post-graduation career opportunities.
Able After Dal will offer students a variety of programming, resources, and information about workplace rights and accommodations, opportunities to engage with inclusive employers, and connections with Student Access Advisors and Career Advisors who can support you in taking next steps towards your goals.
Advisors can support students with any questions about the following topics:
- Deciding About Disclosing a Disability to an Employer
- Accommodations in the Workplace
- Knowing Your Rights
- Assessing Employer Accessibility
- And more!
You can also view our Accessibility & Employment: A Panel Discussion With Employers & Students session from February 2024.
Able After Dal: Guide to Job & Career Supports
Students, staff, and faculty are encouraged to review our new guide "Able After Dal: Job & Career Supports for Students with Disabilities" for more information.