Between 1999 and 2011, seven international symposia on career development and public policy were held at various venues across the world, and an International Centre was established to support and maintain continuity between these events. These developments were closely intertwined with a number of other significant international developments. The origins of the symposia are described; their core design features are defined; their evolution is outlined and reviewed; and their impact is assessed. This article concludes with a discussion of the prospects for future symposia and for the International Centre
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As an editorial to the special issue ‘new avenues in international careers research’ this paper disc...
The career development sector is professionalizing internationally, through training, certifications...
This paper considers the spate of reviews of career guidance that have taken place since the year 2...
Between 1999 and 2011, seven international symposia on career development and public policy were hel...
The rationale for policy interest in career development services, and the way in which this rational...
This article reports of the papers present at the International Symposium 2006 'Shaping the future: ...
Paper for submission to the IS2007 International Symposium on Career Development and Public Policy, ...
Career Counsellors, this article reviews a number of signifi cant international developments in publ...
Lynne Bezanson offers a powerful analysis of findings from the OECD Career Guidance Policy Review an...
Well-documented changes in the world of work have increased exponentially the importance of career g...
This paper considers the spate of reviews of career guidance that have taken place since the year 20...
A synthesis of the perspectives of countries and international organisations attending the Internati...
Much has changed in the career development sector since the launch of the Careers Profession Task Fo...
This paper is concerned with the integration of career development policies across the world. It was...
Given that the current issue of the Australian Journal of Career Development is devoted to career de...
As an editorial to the special issue ‘new avenues in international careers research’ this paper disc...
The career development sector is professionalizing internationally, through training, certifications...
This paper considers the spate of reviews of career guidance that have taken place since the year 2...