獨, commonly used for learning disabilities… Vocational training and work support benefits
U.S., Social Security Eligibility … Not only the Australian line, but also the support of the family
Maeil Ilbo = Kwon Han-Il Reporter | While it has been pointed out that there are virtually no nationwide countermeasures compared to the increase in the number of borderline intelligent people, developed countries abroad are actively supporting social security services by enacting relevant laws.
According to the Korea Employment Agency for Persons with Disabilities Global Disability Trends on the 30th, the term ‘learning disability’ is used instead of ‘borderline intelligent person’ in Germany. However, they were legally considered to be semi-severely disabled, so that they could receive most of the benefits applicable to people with severe disabilities in vocational training and work.
Students with learning disabilities have relatively higher cognitive and social abilities than students with intellectual disabilities, but they are often not able to find employment in the general labor market, so a special support system is applied.
First of all, vocational training support services for people with learning disabilities in Germany provide vocational training and related knowledge and skills for up to 8 hours a week. All expenses from preparation to completion of vocational training are borne by the Labor Administration.
*Please note this is a Korean article
Source: Maeil Ilbo
