Diversity in Career Counselling
Diversity in Career Counselling
Diversity in Career Counselling Book Published
The Diversity in Career Counselling book has now been published! The book was launched at a conference in Prague, Czech Republic in June 2017. Karen Clark, Chief Executive, was one of the guest speakers at the conference which was a fantastic opportunity to promote the work of Justice Prince to a wide audience of people from across Europe. In the afternoon Karen and colleague Julie Cruddas, Development Manager, facilitated an interactive workshop sharing learning and practise from our experience of supporting people living in disadvantaged communities and excluded people.
Justice Prince to share practise on community based career guidance at a European Conference to take place in Prague in June 2017
Following the third partner meeting which took place in Buxton and Derby in October hosted by partners fromInternational Centre for Guidance studies (iCeGs,) Derby University, Justice Prince hosted the final partner meeting in February.
Partners met with young people participating in the Working Roots programme and reps from partner organisations involved in delivery of the programme. They also enjoyed visits to some of our fantastic north east landmarks and beautiful coast. The project will culminate in launch of our publication at a European conference in Prague in June 2017.
Karen Clark and Julie Cruddas have accepted an invitation to join the iCeGs Associate Network and look forward to developing closer working relationships with the wide range of partners involved.
The Diversity in Career Guidance publication has now been produced and will be officially launched at a European conference to be held in June 2017 in Prague. We will form part of a panel and facilitate workshops sharing our unique approach to career guidance with practitioners across Europe.
Three articles from this publication can be viewed in PDF format from these links:
Career Guidance in Disadvantaged Communities
Empowerment and Career Guidance: Practical Tips for the Career Guidance Practitioner
Career Guidance and Excluded Young People (Case Example)
About Erasmus+
Justice Prince CIC is working with partners to develop and deliver the Diversity in Career Counselling/IAG project, funded by European Union through the Erasmus+ programme.
The partnership includes European partners; EKS a community organisation based in Prague, Chez Republic and VIA University College, Aarhus, Denmark as well as Derby University here in the UK. Partners are working together sharing experience and practise and contributing to production of a publication aimed at supporting and inspiring practitioners across Europe.
The project includes each partner organisation hosting a meeting in their geographic area e.g. Prague, Aarhus, Derby and the North East. The publication will be launched at an additional final event to be held in Prague in 2017.
Justice Prince will be sharing vast experience from many years work in community development and social action supporting the active involvement of disadvantaged excluded communities and individuals. Practise at a local level will be influencing and impacting at national and inter-national levels