Introduction to Career Learning & Development 11-19

Anthony Barnes is Visiting Senior Lecturer at Canterbury Christ Church University and Careers Education Consultant, VT Enterprise, Surrey, UK.Barbara Bassot is Programme Director at the Centre for Career and Personal Development, Canterbury Christ Church University, UK.Anne Chant is Course Director at the Centre for Career and Personal Development, Canterbury Christ Church University, UK.

• Part A: Perspectives 1. Theoretical perspectives 2. Research perspectives 3. Policy perspectives Part B: Practice 4. Leadership and strategy 5. Career learning and development in the curriculum 6. Teaching and learning 7. Challenging issues 8. Staff development 9. Effectiveness and improvement 10. Collaborative working Part C: Possibilities 11. Careers work of the future 12. Careers work of the future: the view from the bridge

'All recently appointed careers coordinators should read this book but more experienced practitioners will also find the final chapters challenging and inspiring.' - David Andrews OBE, University of Cambridge Faculty of Education, UK'This book is the perfect companion for anyone interested in extending their professionalism. Beginning with an introduction to the theoretical underpinning of career learning and development, it goes on to offer a myriad of ideas for classroom practice and is full of helpful hints for improving day to day delivery. There is something here for everyone at any stage of their role and responsibility for career learning and development.' - Barbara McGowan, Senior Fellow, National Institute for Career Education and Counselling (NICEC)