Last week we ran a webinar to provide an introduction to The Career Development Handbook. Just in case you have missed it, this is a new book written by Gill Frigerio, Rosie Alexander and myself. The book is designed to give a comprehensive introduction to the field and practice of career development. The book is idea for people studying on Level 6 and 7 programmes, or for established professionals who want to keep up to date with the latest innovations in the field.

We recorded the webinar, so you can access it if you missed it.

We would also like to invite people to a full one-day workshop on the 6th March. Where we will be getting into the book in a lot more detail. We’d love to see you there.

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Thursday 6th March – 9.30am to 4.30pm
Location: Kedleston Road Campus, Derby DE22 1GB
£125

At the start of March we are offering a once in a lifetime opportunity to spend the day with me, Gill Frigerio and Rosie Alexander for a one day workshop exploring The Career Development Handbook.

The workshop will help you to:

• Understand the resources offered by the Handbook for Career Development Professionals.
• Identify how the book can be used in training and supporting Career Development Professionals in a range of different contexts, including initial training programmes, organisational settings and in CPD activities
• Reflect on your own practice as advanced practitioners

All attendees will also receive a copy of the book.

• More information about the workshop
• Book your place

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