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Careering from cradle to grave

Adventures in Career Development

While I was there I was involved in lots of sessions, including a very interesting panel and World Cafe session organised by NOLOC on agency and career management. I also co-hosted a workshop with Rie Thomsen on critical theory, which we’ve written up on the Career guidance for social justice website.

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What does the Labour Party manifesto mean for careers?

Adventures in Career Development

As they are the party most likely to form the new government it is important to think about what it means for the careers sector. Firstly the commitment to arbitrary fiscal rules may prove to be a serious limiter on the capacity of the government to act.

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Imagine if career guidance and employability could join forces

Adventures in Career Development

As employability professionals you are probably aware of the existence of the National Careers Service and the wider world of career guidance. Career guidance professionals work with clients to help them to manage their life, learning and work, to develop and articulate their skills and to make career decisions and transitions.

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Guest post: Secondary school teachers and careers: Implications for training and CPD

Adventures in Career Development

Through the informal conversations and more formal reviews that form tutors have with students, and the links that subject teachers make between the curriculum and careers, all teachers contribute to young people’s career development.

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Investing in careers: What is career guidance worth?

Adventures in Career Development

We note that effective career guidance is associated with a range of economic and social benefits and argue that ultimately higher employment, better skills alignment, increased productivity and improved employee engagement pay off at the national level for government, in terms of a well-functioning economy and improved tax returns.

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Careers leadership: An idea whose time has come

Adventures in Career Development

Careers are not just important to individuals, they also matter for families, communities and societies. Where people are able to effectively manage their careers it helps governments to ensure that the education system works effectively and that the skills we develop in learning are useful in the workplace.

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What does the Lib Dem manifesto mean for careers

Adventures in Career Development

I started with the current government (pretty much ignores careers), then went to the Labour Party (not bad on career, but not so good on the wider economic and public sector picture). This election they have managed to get some attention by performing a range of ridiculous but sometimes amusing stunts.

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