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On 14 April 2026, Working Group 2 in COCAG will host its 3rd webinar, focusing on how career development policies operate within political, economic, and social systems, and how these policies impact diverse groups, particularly those most affected by inequality, discrimination, and precarious labour markets. To see the call for proposals, please click


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Submissions are now invited for volume 57 of the NICEC journal which will be published in Autumn 2025. In keeping with our new approach to the journal we are open to receiving articles on all topics. This issue will be an open call and so we are interested in all topics relevant to the journal. The issue will be edited by Professor Tristram Hooley.

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Call for Abstracts for Webinar: Rethinking Career Development Policy: Critical Perspectives for Inclusive Futures
Hosted by Working Group 2 of COST Action CA23112 – Critical Perspectives on Career and
Career Guidance (COCAG)

Working Group 2 (Policy) invites researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and interdisciplinary


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Working group 3 are continuing their webinar series on 10th April 13:00-14:00 CET with ‘Earning while learning: Student employment, careers guidance and employment rights literacy’ presented by Professor Kim Allen and Dr Kirsty Finn. The webinar will explore research insights into student employment from young women’s earliest experiences of work including work undertaken alo...


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