Career Guidance in Fractured Communities, Tuesday 16 December 2008
14 October 2008
Professor Ronald Sultana from the University of Malta will be giving the keynote presentation for the 11th iCeGS Annual Lecture.
What makes a successful guidance service in a fractured community? In times of turbulent change it is good to learn from international practice. Professor Ronald Sultana is a renowned international figure in the world of guidance and education and he will present the 11th iCeGS Annual Lecture, Career Guidance Policies: Global Dynamics, Local Resonances, and also take part in an ‘Audience with iCeGS’.
The Audience with iCeGS will give delegates the opportunity to put their questions to a panel of experts. Submit a question for the panel here.
Professor Sultana is currently investigating and supporting the development of guidance services in Palestine and Lebanon. His experience is invaluable and will help to inform guidance policy makers and practitioners of ways that effective guidance services can be constructed and developed in the UK and elsewhere. The popular Annual Lecture is hosted by the International Centre for Guidance Studies (iCeGS) and takes place at the University of Derby.
A booking form can be downloaded from here.
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