Tom, a student with low functioning ASD, works in a small factory type facility where he and his peers with ASD assemble items for a major restaurant. In an assembly line arrangement, Tom and his peers assemble napkin packages (e.g., napkin, eating utensils, salt, and pepper) for the selected restaurant. What type of work experience does this represent?
A) Paid employment
B) Apprenticeship
C) Community-based supported employment
D) On-site supported employment

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This scenario describes on-site supported employment, where individuals with disabilities, such as ASD, are provided with job opportunities and support within a structured environment, often alongside peers with similar needs. This allows them to work in a real job setting while receiving the necessary support.

Tom, a Student with Low Functioning ASD, Works in a Small