1.** Teleworking * *: Electronic engineers, hardware engineers, electrical designers and many other electrical-related jobs can be done through telecommuting. This provides convenience for disabled people with limited mobility.
2.** Self-employment * *: Some disabled people may choose to start their own businesses and open their own electronic repair shops, design studios or consulting companies.
3.** Online education and training * *: If you have deep attainments in the electrical field, you can consider becoming a lecturer or consultant in an online education platform or training institution.
4.** Innovation and application of assistive technologies * *: Because the disabled themselves may be users of assistive technologies and may have a deeper understanding and demand in this respect, they can participate in or set up related companies to provide better solutions for other disabled people.
5.** NGOs and social organizations * *: Some NGOs and social organizations provide services and training for the disabled. You can consider joining these organizations to provide electrical education and training for the disabled.
6.** Employment plans of governments and enterprises * *: Many countries and regions have policies and plans to encourage enterprises to recruit disabled people. Understanding these policies and looking for relevant opportunities is also a way.
In a word, although disabled people may encounter some challenges when studying electricity and looking for related jobs, through hard work and innovation, it is entirely possible for them to find jobs that suit them and ways to make money.