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- 1. Level 1 Students with a severe mental disability • Preparing students for a daycare center • Preparing students for living in a protected environment • The main target: preparing them for daily life in our society • Communication • Household activities • Personal hygiene • Social life and freetime activities • Daily activities in society • Students with autism are integrated in our level 1 department
- 2. Level 2 Students with a moderate mental disability • Preparing students for working in an protected environment • Preparing students for living independently with some support • Living: • Looking for a house • Personal administration • Using public transport • Cooking and householding activities • Working: • Technical preparation for the work in a protected environment • Serial work • Freetime: • Choosing a hobby • Students with autism are integrated in our level 2 department
- 3. Level 3 Students with a mild mental disability • Preparing students for working in the regular workplace • Preparing students for living independently • Preparing students for the work as: • Welder • Woodworker • Painter • Shop assistant • Assistant in hospitals and homes for elderly people • Preparing students for living: • Personal administration • Using transport • Looking for a job • Living independently • Students with autism are integrated in our level 3 department