Becky Bishop
MaSC, BEd
Senior Manager, Youth and Adult Programs
Learn More Workflow for Youth
A 10-week group program empowering neurodivergent youth as they transition to the workforce.
Who
Youth ages 15-21 who identify as neurodivergent
Where
East Vancouver Learning Centre
When
Thursdays from 4:30-6:30 pm
Program Description
Workflow provides an inclusive, affirming, and neurodivergence-aware space, where youth become part of a supportive network of neurodivergent individuals while gaining tools and strategies to confidently navigate professional environments. We acknowledge, support, accept, discuss, and celebrate neurodiversity. Youth should feel comfortable hearing discussions about neurodivergence.
Blending structured sessions with self-paced activities, youth will build an employment portfolio that may include a resume, skills inventory, or other self-representational tools. Youth are invited to participate in ways that feel comfortable with no expectation to be social, perform, or meet conventional standards of engagement. With the support of instructors, youth can focus on what feels most meaningful and useful to them.
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Program Structure
Interactive Sessions
- Neurodivergence in the workplace
- Self-advocacy strategies
- Resume and cover letter tools and templates
- Interview preparation and practice
- Workplace expectations, etiquette, and communication
- Starting a new job successfully
- On-the-job skills: stress management, time management, and relationship-building
Experiential Learning
- Navigate the job application process
- Participate in mock interviews to build confidence
- Connect with peers to exchange ideas and insights
Program Information
Schedule
Workflow is a 10-week group program.
Sessions are on Thursdays from 4:30-6:30pm at our East Vancouver learning center (3292 E Broadway).
Group 1:
- November 13, 20, 27
- December 4, 11
- January 15, 22, 29
- February 5, 12
Group 2:
- February 26
- March 5, 12
- April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
- May 7,14
Fees
We believe everyone should have access to support.
For individuals and families applying to the program, fees are offered on a sliding scale with financial assistance available through internal bursaries. To determine eligibility, we compare your income to our sliding scale after receiving your individual/household income verification.
If you are experiencing exceptional circumstances, we are happy to discuss alternative documentation or explore additional financial support during your intake call.
Fee Structure:
| Net Household Income | Full Program Fee |
|---|---|
| <$70,000 | $155 |
| $70,000-$85,000 | $300 |
| $85,000-$120,000 | $425 |
| $120,000-$160,000 | $745 |
| $160,000 + | $825 |
Program Policies
To ensure the highest level of attention to our learners’ needs, we have outlined Program Policies to ensure consistent practices regarding attendance, schedule changes, health and safety, technology use, and other potential issues.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All materials needed for the program will be provided. You are welcome to bring a device (e.g., a laptop or tablet) that you are comfortable using.
Instructors are available to adapt activities and provide assistance based on your learning style and pace. You will have opportunities for both group and individual support.
The sessions are led by instructors experienced in career development and supporting neurodivergent youth. They provide both structured guidance and one-to-one support.
An employment portfolio is a collection of information and tools that represent your strengths, skills, and experiences. This may include a resume, skills inventory, or other materials that help you prepare for work or volunteer opportunities.
That is completely okay. Participation is flexible—you can choose the activities that feel comfortable for you. There is no pressure to be social or perform.
Each group has a maximum of six participants, which helps create a supportive and inclusive learning environment.
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We are grateful for the generous donors who are making a difference in the lives of children across BC. If you would like to contribute to our bursary fund, please consider making a monthly or one time donation.
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