Comparison of the levels of students' career maturity resulting from two models for the delivery of career education programs in selected Victorian government secondary schools
Bride, Margaret. 1995, Comparison of the levels of students' career maturity resulting from two models for the delivery of career education programs in selected Victorian government secondary schools, M.Ed. thesis, Deakin University.
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Comparison of the levels of students' career maturity resulting from two models for the delivery of career education programs in selected Victorian government secondary schools
At both national and state levels, the delivery of career education has been recommended to follow an integrated model with a high level of staff participation across the school. However it has been found that in many schools the career education program is primarily delivered by a careers teacher. This study compared whether the recommended integrated model or the specialist careers teacher model delivered better outcomes for students in terms of their levels of career maturity. The main finding of the research is that the integrated model of delivery of career education programs did make a significant difference to the cognitive career maturity of the students in the selected Victorian governement secondary schools.
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