TTW Program

Sample Curriculum & Course Descriptions

A gentle start to build community and foundational skills.

Learning Styles & Strategies
Students explore learning preferences, values, and personal strengths to build a self-awareness profile that supports long-term academic and career success.
Social Skills
Practice communication, emotional regulation, and relationship-building in a supportive environment.
Public Transit Skills
Learn how to read transit maps, use apps, and plan independent travel around the Bay Area.
Creativity for Self-Regulation
Use creative outlets like art, music, and journaling to develop emotional awareness and self-soothing techniques.
Physical Education
Accessible movement and wellness activities to promote lifelong fitness habits.

English That Works
Develop practical reading and writing skills for real-world use in college, the workplace, and daily life. Emphasis on clarity, creativity, and self-expression.
Communication Skills in the Workplace
Build confidence in speaking, writing, and self-advocacy across school and employment settings.
Current Events
Understand the world around you by analyzing news stories, discussing their impact, and building media literacy.
Academic Skills
Learn organization, time management, and study techniques that support academic and personal success.
Beginning Word Processing
Create, edit, and format documents using professional tools. Build confidence with writing for work and school.
Beginning Spreadsheets
Learn to track data, make basic budgets, and understand formulas using everyday spreadsheet tools.
Physical Education
Continue building movement habits that support focus, regulation, and overall health.

Applied Computer Applications
A next-level course in digital fluency. Explore AI tools, web-based apps, digital research, and basic computer maintenance.
Practical Financial Skills for Independent Living
Develop the skills to manage money, budget, bank, and make smart spending decisions in real-world scenarios.
Social Media & Digital Citizenship
Understand how to use social platforms responsibly and safely—both socially and professionally.
Professional Attitudes & Habits for School and Work
Explore behavior, accountability, and professionalism across academic and job settings. Build habits that support independence and success.
Study Skills
Strengthen habits like note-taking, exam prep, and self-monitoring to improve academic outcomes.
Campus Work Experience
Begin an on-campus job placement to explore your strengths and build entry-level work experience in a supported environment.
Physical Education
Fitness strategies tailored for sustained energy and emotional balance.

Job Search Skills
Learn to write résumés, fill out job applications, practice interviews, and confidently address employment gaps.
Disability & the Law
Explore your legal rights in school and work. Learn about the ADA, IDEA, and the history of the disability rights movement.
Healthy Relationships
Build skills in communication, boundaries, safety, and self-esteem across personal and professional relationships.
STEM Careers for Neurodivergent Adults
Engage in hands-on projects like robotics while exploring tech careers and learning problem-solving skills in a team-based environment.
Independence Skills
Develop time management, self-advocacy, and decision-making strategies to thrive in adult life.
Physical Education
Movement-based routines that support wellness, flexibility, and independence.

NOTE: Classes offered and the quarter in which they are offered may vary.