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Conger, D. Stuart – 1973
Based upon the structure of Canadian Classification and Dictionary of Occupations, the volume presents highly condensed descriptions of classification clusters representing the universe of occupational groups in the Canadian economy. It is a useful tool for vocational counselors, students, and clients. Each cluster is assigned a number; the…
Descriptors: Career Guidance, Career Ladders, Catalogs, Certification
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Krebs, Elfie; And Others – Canadian Journal of Counselling, 1988
Examined vocational self-estimates and competencies of 114 native high school students in northern Manitoba who completed the Holland Self-Directed Search (SDS). There were significant differences on SDS self-estimate scales between the native students and a comparison group of 3,865 non-native high school students. Native students had less…
Descriptors: American Indians, Comparative Analysis, Competence, Employment Opportunities
Canadian Commission of Employment and Immigration, Ottawa (Ontario). – 1983
This document collects five presentations in the field of vocational counseling and guidance. Its aim is to share research reports with vocational counselors, enhancing the level of this service in Canada. In the first paper, Benjamin Gottlieb discusses social networks and the gestalt of help-seeking, pointing out that persons are attached to…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Adults, Career Counseling, Computer Assisted Testing
Jamieson, Margaret; Peterson, John – 1995
For a number of years, studies have reported that people with disabilities have lower work force participation rates than the general public. One factor may be a lack of transitional, vocational programs for young people with disabilities. This digest describes "Thresholds," a career development program created with a basis on the unique…
Descriptors: Adaptive Behavior (of Disabled), Career Counseling, Career Development, Education Work Relationship
Stephen, Jennifer – 1998
This guide is designed to help the user enter into the job market by making the most of their existing skills and finding additional training. Section 1, Vocations, Occupations, Careers, looks at the assessment tools used by employers and trainers to prepare people for today's job market. It describes how to develop a personal inventory of skills…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Career Choice, Cognitive Style, Course Selection (Students)