Module 6
Admissions and Orientation Presentation
This module provides an orientation overview designed for individuals entering the correctional system. The presentation introduces the core concepts of the Prison Presentation course and establishes expectations for personal accountability, self-directed preparation, and long-term thinking from day one.
Module Resources
In This Module
Orientation Framework
Understand the core concepts and expectations from day one
Quick Overview
A concise introduction to the Prison Presentation approach
Getting Started
Begin your journey of self-directed preparation
The Admissions and Orientation (A&O) Presentation serves as an introduction for individuals who are new to the correctional environment or who are encountering the Prison Presentation course for the first time. This brief overview establishes the foundation for everything that follows.
Purpose of This Module
This orientation module is designed to:
- Introduce the core philosophy of personal accountability and self-directed preparation
- Establish expectations for how to approach the remaining modules
- Provide a quick reference that can be revisited at any time
- Serve as a resource for staff conducting orientation sessions
How to Use This Module
The A&O Presentation can be used in several ways:
- Individual viewing: Watch the presentation independently to understand the framework before diving into the full course
- Group orientation: Staff may use this video as part of intake or orientation programming
- Quick refresher: Return to this module when you need to reconnect with the core concepts
What Comes Next
After completing this orientation, you are prepared to work through the five core modules of the Prison Presentation course:
- Investing in Yourself
- Learning From Others
- Becoming the CEO of Your Life
- Documenting Your Journey
- Sustaining Progress and Overcoming Obstacles
Each module builds on the foundation established here. Take your time, engage with the material, and remember that preparation begins today—not when circumstances change.
Reflection Exercise
Take time to reflect on these questions and write your responses:
Initial Thoughts
What stood out to you most from this orientation? What ideas or concepts resonated with your current situation?
Your Starting Point
Where are you starting from today? What mindset or habits do you want to develop as you work through this course?
Commitment
What commitment are you willing to make to yourself as you begin this journey of self-directed preparation?