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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: 14th February 2012

• The next NICEC Event will be at London South Bank University (Borough Road Building):

The National Careers Service: the relationship between the new service and the evolving market in career guidance

Monday 26 March 2012,

1.15 pm lunch for 2.00- 5.00pm.

The speakers will be: David Andrews, Verity Bullough, Professor Stephen McNair, Professor Tony Watts.
 

Full details are available via the Events page or click here for the Flyer.

• A significant report has been been published by Skandia, ‘First Steps to Wealth: A study of career and earning opportunities for young Britons’ has been published. The calculations on the impact and implications for higher education students in England are challenging.
• Details of the National Career Guidance Shows can be found here.
• NICEC Seminar 25th January 2012.A paper arising from the seminar will be posted shortly.
• Call for Papers: NICEC Journal Issue 28 for publication in May 2012

     Theme: Innovation in theory and practice

Click here for information.

• Issue 27 of the NICEC Journal was published in November: for details including contents, click the cover image:    
• A very useful progress chart for the National Careers Service has been published by BIS. It is available here.