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SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES FOR LIFELONG GUIDANCE PRACTITIONERS: CHANGING ROLE IN A CHANGING WORLD

SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES FOR LIFELONG GUIDANCE PRACTITIONERS: CHANGING ROLE IN A CHANGING WORLD. Dr. John McCarthy, Director ICCDPP For the 6 th international Symposium on Career Development and Public Policy, Subtheme 111, Budapest, Hungary, 6 th December 2011.

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SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES FOR LIFELONG GUIDANCE PRACTITIONERS: CHANGING ROLE IN A CHANGING WORLD

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  1. SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES FOR LIFELONG GUIDANCE PRACTITIONERS: CHANGING ROLE IN A CHANGING WORLD Dr. John McCarthy, Director ICCDPP For the 6th international Symposium on Career Development and Public Policy, Subtheme 111, Budapest, Hungary, 6th December 2011

  2. Why is a lifelong guidance practitioner knowledge and skill-set important? • -private/personal good? • -employer good? • -citizen/user good? • -public policy/public authority good?

  3. What are and where are the incentives to train and to continuously re-train? • Individual/personally motivated? • Employer motivated? • Citizen/user motivated? • Profession motivated? • Public policy/public authority motivated?

  4. Is lifelong guidance practitioner a profession? • Characteristics of a profession: • Professional association, regulated by law, with responsibilities of enforcement • Cognitive base, • Institutionalized training, • Licensing, accreditation • Work autonomy: can make independent judgments about their work • Colleague control... (and) code of ethics, • High standards of professional and intellectual excellence, • "professions are occupations with special power and prestige," • “professionals have a high degree of systematic knowledge” • they comprise "an exclusive elite group," in all societies

  5. What are and where are the incentives to form a profession? • Individual and group motivation? • Employer motivation? • Citizen/user motivation? • Public policy/public authority motivation?

  6. Professionalisation of guidance workers

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