The changing shape of the career profession in the UK
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https://doi.org/10.20856/jnicec.3002Keywords:
Career development profession, Private practice, Adult guidance, Educational guidanceAbstract
This paper summarises the main findings of a survey of career professionals in the UK working in independent/private practice and of members of the National Association of Educational Guidance for Adults (NAEGA). These two groups represent the majority of career professionals working with adults and include both those working mainly in the private sector and those working in the public, education and voluntary sectors. The survey highlights similarities and differences in the background and working practices of these two groups but also shows the diversity in terms of experience and backgrounds of career professionals working in this sector. As the provision of career support for adults becomes more significant, implications for the career profession are discussed.
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