job coaching
Workplace skill development
Job coaching is personalized support helping someone find, secure, or succeed in employment.
A job coach might assist with resume writing, interview skills, workplace behavior, or task performance.
The term appears frequently in vocational rehabilitation and disability services, where coaches provide ongoing guidance to help workers adapt to job requirements: Her job coach helped her navigate the first weeks at her new position.
- career planningOrganizing professional future steps
- technical trainingInstruction in applied skills
- career counselingAdvice on work paths
- job placementMatching workers to positions
- job searchSeeking paid employment
confidence building · personal development · interview preparation · mock interview · on-the-job training · workplace accommodations · accessibility · goal setting · action plan · resume building · skills assessment · mentorship · adaptive equipment · assistive technology · professional growth · counseling services · occupational therapy · networking
- support servicestherapy, counseling, tutoring, mentoring, scholarships
- disabilitydisability rights, disability culture, disability activism, disability services, disability identity
- career servicescareer counseling, mentoring, career centers, advising, career advice
- disability employmentdisability inclusion, reasonable accommodation, workplace accessibility, ADA, accommodations
- job assistancejob search, job placement, job boards, job fairs, job listings
- occupational therapyhand therapy, fine motor skills, gross motor skills, adaptive equipment, assistive devices
job coachingpsychotherapy
Treatment through guided conversation
mental health counseling · therapy · life coaching · rehabilitation therapy · clinical treatment
job coachingself-teaching
Instructing oneself without guidance
autodidacticism · independent learning · going it alone · bootstrapping