National Autistic Society (NAS) Scotland Prospects

Prospects is an employment and training service for people with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) who wish to work.

Our aim is that people with an ASD should have the same training and employment opportunities as non–disabled people.

We also work with employers to help with the recruitment, training and retention of staff with an ASD.

Some of our services are offered across the UK, others in specific areas.

Tags

• autism
• education
• employment
• information
• nas
• support
• training

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