Students Eligibility

  • Individuals with disabilities aged 12 and above.
  • People seeking vocational training that leads to employment opportunities and greater independence.
  • Learners who would benefit from life skills development alongside vocational skills (communication, social skills, locomotor skills, creative arts, and daily living skills).
  • Learners who need a supportive, inclusive, student‑centered environment that adapts to their developmental level rather than their chronological age.
  • Individuals who can engage in or are ready to work toward hands‑on, experiential learning (sewing, carpentry, drama, aquaponics, arts, etc.).
  • Learners who may require differentiated instruction, assistive tools, scaffolding, and alternative communication methods.
  • Learners who are developing or ready to develop traits such as independence, resilience, communication, collaboration, creativity, inclusivity, and empathy as outlined in the Orient Spirit Learning/Student Profile.
  • Individuals who aim for eventual participation in work or internships (e.g., hospitality sector job coaching, production for sale, community performances)