As follow-up to the BC response to the OECD Career Guidance
Policy Review, BCCIP partners proposed a round table discussion
or forum on career development and the workplace. This roundtable
would bring together representatives
from the career practitioner and employer communities for purposes
of exploring the role of career development and its contributions
to lifelong learning,
skills development and workforce excellence.
It is expected that this event could also support BC's participation
in the National Symposium on Career Development, Lifelong Learning
and Workforce Development.
On February 6, 2004, a Career Development and Employer
Partnership Roundtable, jointly sponsored
by the BC Chamber of Commerce and the BC Career
Information
Partnership and funded by Human Resources and Skills
Development Canada was held at the Morris J Wosk
Centre in Vancouver. For more information on this
event... -
 Career
Development and Employer Partnership Roundtable Program...
- Proceedings
of the Roundtable - Final
report as
at April 21, 2004...
- Research
into promising career development practices commissioned
for the Roundtable...
K-12... Post-Secondary... Youth
and Adults in Transition...
- Presentations
on "What is Career Development?"... K-12
sector... Post-Secondary
sector... Adults in Transition
- Presentations
on selected best practices... Secondary
School Apprenticeship, Vancouver School Board... ACT Program, University of Victoria
For the background to this event...
BC
Chamber/BCCIP Round Table Discussion on Skill Development,
Recruitment and Career Awareness... terms of
reference for HRDC funded human resource planning agreement
between the BC Chamber of Commerce
and BCCIP for a round table discussion on skill development,
recruitment and career awareness.
(final draft
as at
May
2003)
Strengthening
BC's Workforce: Career Development and the Workplace... preliminary,
summary description of the proposed round table on career
development and the workplace. (draft as at May
2003)
BC
Forum on Career Development and Public Policy... an
initial concept paper highlighting the rationale for
a forum or round table discussion and situating this
initiative within the context of the recent International
Symposium on Career Development and Public Policy,
the BC response to the OECD Career Guidance Policy
Review,
and the proposed
National Symposium on Career Development, Lifelong
Learning and Workforce Development.
(July 2002)
For more information on the results from
the OECD Career Guidance Policy Review and the proposed
National Symposium, see...
Notes
on British Columbia's Participation in the OECD Career
Guidance Policy Review
National
Symposium on Career Development, Lifelong Learning and
Workforce Development
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