Describes CHOICES, an interactive, computerized career exploration system developed by the Canada Employment and Immigration Commission to assist people in making career decisions. (Author)

This article states that what society can rightfully expect from school counselors is training of graduates from school so that they are well informed about the career and life possibilities open to them. The counselor should also be able to demonstrate ways in which education can be interwoven with life. (Author)

This article reviews the status and usefulness of career guidance approaches in schools. The concept that the child can be taught quite early to make correct career choices through the acquisition of generalized decision-making skills does not seem completely valid to the author. (NG)