Although group counseling is recognized as a needed and helpful approach, group counseling for enhancing career development has received little attention. This monograph provides information on group process, ideas, and techniques which have helped tie the principles of career development to group counseling. Chapter 1 defines group career counseling, develops a rationale, suggests guidelines for implementation, and provides an overview of programs and research. Chapter 2 describes group process, stages, goals, and skills in order to establish a strong knowledge base in the foundations of group career counseling. Chapter 3 provides a specific and detailed model of group career counseling as an example for counselors based on the principles described in the second chapter. Chapter 4 discusses future possibilities of group career counseling with proposed applications for schools, business and industry, and the community. A seven-page reference list is included. (ABL)