Other writings by Bill Law

Articles in the NICEC Journal 2011-2016

2011  The future of careers-work professionalism: fears and hopes  Issue 27, 17-24

2012  Three-scene storyboarding: how narrative enlarges careers-work  Issue 28, 28-38

2012  On-line careers work – hit and myth  Issue 29, 13-20

2013  Careers guidance and career coaching – what’s the big idea?  Issue 30, 26-32

2013  Career management: Place, space and social enclaves  Issue 31, 3-8

2015  Career trajectories for holding on and letting go  Issue 35, 18-27

2017, issue 39  Special issue dedicated to Bill Law. This issue marks the passing of Bill Law, NICEC Fellow and founder.  It contains articles assessing Bill's contribution to the field of career education and guidance, and some examples of his writing for the Journal.

2001-2010 NICEC published Career Research & Development, issues 1-25. In 2011, it was superseded by the current NICEC Journal. The following items can be accessed through the NICEC Journal Archive using the issue number in brackets.

2002 (6)  Import Control 

2002 (7) You say “exclusion” and I say “bananas!” Why careers work must not concede command of its language

2003 (8)  Bongos, Jockeys and Young Victors

2003 (9)  Career Development of Careers Co-ordinators (co-authors David Andrews, Anthony Barnes)

2003 (9)  Connexions – Mind the Gap!

2004 (11)  How like the man (co-author Malcolm Hunt)

2005 (13)  Paradigm shuffle

2006 (15)  Careers Education in Schools and Colleges: forever clinging to the edge of the timetable?....

Bill Law in conversation with Julia Yates  YouTube 39mins