Free webinar on Hope-Centred Career Interventions with Norm Amundson and Tannis Goddard
CERIC is offering a free webinar with Dr Norman Amundson and Tannis Goddard on Hope-Centred Career Interventions on June 5, 2017. The Hope-Centred Career Interventions project wrapped of earlier this year with a final report showing how deploying specific hope-centred career interventions can positively influence the actions of unemployed adult jobseekers with low hope and high barriers.
The primary goal of the project was to develop a range of counselling intervention methods and tools that can be used by a career practitioner when engaging a client in either face-to-face delivery or through online delivery. In the study, 70% of clients reported that after participating in the interventions they were able to develop new perspectives on job search, craft better career plans, and be more confident in their decision-making.
What you will learn in the webinar:
- Understanding the Hope-Centred Career Development Model – including the competencies related to increasing and developing hope
- Acquiring an overview of a field-based research study
- Learning about similarities and differences of face-to-face and online career development learning
- Being informed about “mattering” and how it contributes to client success
- Gaining introductory knowledge about the Hope-Centred Career Inventory
- Being introduced to intervention activities such as Walking the Problem, Career Flow, Circle of Strengths, Two and Three Chair Problem Solving, and Staying Afloat
Dr Norman Amundson is a Professor in Counselling Psychology at the University of British Columbia. Tannis Goddard designed and oversaw the delivery of federal and provincial career programs for 25 years, through Training Innovations and is now CEO of MixtMode.