Updated March 2022
Topics covered include:
- Evidence-based practice
- Program evaluation
- Measuring impact of career services
- Canadian standards for career development
- Frameworks for evaluating effectiveness
- Career guidance and counsellor efficacy
- Career services in post-secondary institutions
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