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  • SEQF Pitching Guide

    How to Make the Case for Quality in Supported Employment You believe in quality in Supported Employment. But can you explain, in two minutes, why your manager, a commissioner or a partner organisation should care about the Supported Employment Quality Framework (SEQF)? This short guide walks you through building your own pitch, step by step.…

  • Employer Engagement Compass 

    A quick conversation guide for job coaches This compass includes key questions and next steps for constructive employer conversations. It is also available in Word format, so you can easily translate it into your regional language. Use the compass and share your feedback Please use these resources in your daily practice and tell us how…

  • Supported Employment Flyer

    A clear introduction to Supported Employment and its five stages Use the flyer and share your feedback Please use these resources in your daily practice and tell us how they work for you. Your feedback helps us improve the materials and make sure they truly serve your needs. The more members respond, the better ASEE…

  • New Advanced Training Course from SoLIDA

    SoLIDA has launched an Advanced Training Course with the Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna in Pisa, bringing together legal principles, practical tools and evidence-based supported employment practice. Delivered online in Italian over 70 hours, with registration open until 4 November.

  • 16th European Supported Employment Conference

    The Art of the Possible; Connecting the Dots 16th European Supported Employment Conference European partners: better together One North Star. One European community. Join us in Liverpool as ASEE and BASE bring the Supported Employment world together around quality, evidence and real careers for everyone. 📅 7–8 December 2026 📍 Liverpool Experience Campus (LEX) 👥…

  • Inside the Irish Parliament: the OWL Programme

    Highlights from the eighth ASEE Breakfast Meeting What happens when a national parliament becomes a place of work and learning for young people with intellectual disabilities and autism? At our eighth Breakfast Meeting, we heard how the Oireachtas Work Learning (OWL) Programme is doing just that at the Houses of the Oireachtas, the Irish Parliament.…