Because of constraints such as time, money, knowledge, and familiarity, post-secondary students may experience difficulty with managing time, coping with multiple demands, managing money, and completing hands-on manual tasks like using tools. Life skills training modules can prepare students to overcome these challenges with useful, practical information, tips, and guidance to help students be healthy today and in their future careers. While specifically targeting therapy assistant students, the content can also be helpful for post-secondary students in other programs.
Modules include Performance Management: life skills for performing at one’s best in school and the workplace; Money Management: basic money management skills; and Manual Skills: hands-on life skills such as food and kitchen safety, kitchen tools, cooking and baking techniques, sewing, and use of tools. The modules may be helpful for college students, educators, or anyone with an interest in life skills.
