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NICEC is a network of Fellows, in the UK and abroad, who are career education and counselling researchers and practitioners drawn from a wide range of settings. Fellows believe passionately in improving policy and practice through discovering and sharing evidence and developing career education and counselling theory.

We share our knowledge and learn from others through our Seminar series, the NICEC Journal and our publications. NICEC Members receive the Journal and attend Seminars at discounted rates. Why not join us and contribute to developing career guidance practice, theory and policy.


If you have any questions please contact Leigh Henderson on 07970 829225 or at info@nicec.org, or as suggested elsewhere on the site.


Allister McGowan, NICEC Chair
 

Latest news!       

Last update: 15th May 2012

• The latest Careers Profession Alliance (CPA) Briefing can be found here. The Briefing includes details of how to join the CPA .
• The slides from the NICEC Seminar of 9th May are in the Members area.
• A back copy of the NICEC Journal is now available on the NICEC Journal page.
• The Government has issued its Statutory Guidance to schools on their duty to secure impartial career guidance. Tony Watts has written a Policy Commentary for Careers England on the Guidance, which is included as an Annex. The Guidance is very disappointing, with weakened requirement in respect of the duty on schools, plus removal of references to the CPA, careers education, and the QiCS award.
• Issue 28 of the NICEC Journal is now available. More details on the Journal page or download the flyer here.

• There are two publications from NICEC Fellows to report. The first is by Charles Jackson with other colleagues and the second is by Charles and NICEC Fellow Wendy Hirsh:
• Mellors-Bourne, R, Jackson, C and Hodges, V (2012). What do researchers want to do? The career intentions of doctoral researchers. Cambridge: CRAC.The report is based on based on a large survey of Ph.D. students.
   
  More information available at: http://www.vitae.ac.uk/policy-practice/167-515481/New-What-do-researchers-want-to-do-report-now-available-.html
• Planning Your Career in a Week: Teach Yourself. Click here for the flyer::