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Counselling Youth - alis
Explore these articles to discover important context, effective practices, and ways to collaborate with employers when providing career counselling to youth.
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Important Context for Counselling Youth

Generation Z has grown up in a world of technology and change. Explore the traits, prospects, and barriers that factor into career planning for this group.
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Resources for Youth

If you're a younger person who is deciding on a career direction, then the information and resources in this section are a good place to begin.
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Effective Practices for Counselling Youth

Explore different levels of intervention for helping youth build personal support systems, move toward independence, and consider their education options.
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Employment Counselling for Youth

Help youth develop the vision and skills they need to explore career and employment options and set a course for the future.
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Working With Employers to Recruit and Retain Youth

As an employment counsellor who works with youth, you can help employers create work opportunities and environments that set young employees up for success—both at the entry level and in the long term.