Vocational Guidance for Everyone

Abstract

Vocational assistance comes at all age levels and in many forms (vocational counseling, vocational placement, vocational awareness, exploration, and experience programs, career seminars, group counseling, etc.) At the present time, one or more of these interventions is provided in elementary and secondary schools, colleges and universities, business colleges, technical institutes, employment and rehabilitation agencies, special centers, private agencies and consulting firms. In addition, such help is offered by people with a great range of talent and training-from none to magnificient. Some unknown proportion of these services are helpful. At the same time, many-maybe the majority-share a common core of deficiencies: 1. They reach only a small proportion of the populations who need such services. For example, the ratio of counselors to students

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