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Elements and Performance Criteria

  1. Elements define the essential outcomes
  2. Promote active participation of clients
  3. Provide an environment to facilitate client learning
  4. Support clients to develop resilience to change and transition
  5. Provide services relevant to stages inlife and career development
  6. Follow up and evaluate services provided

Knowledge Evidence

The candidate must be able to demonstrate essential knowledge required to effectively complete tasks outlined in elements and performance criteria of this unit, manage tasks and manage contingencies in the context of the work role. This includes knowledge of:

history of career development practice and implications for current approach and practices

principles and practices of career development as outlined in the Australian Blueprint for Career Development

key characteristics of stages of human development across the lifespan in relation to approaching life, learning and work effectively in self-directed ways:

childhood

adolescence

adulthood

post-retirement

key stages in career development, including:

transition from school to work

promotion

changing career direction

periods of unemployment and return to work

impacts of differing levels, types and reasons for underemployment, unemployment, redeployment and redundancy

retirement

post-retirement employment

career development resources and information

strategies for managing and developing resilience to change

sociological aspects of career development practice, including impact of globalisation

key principles of career development, including:

focus on the journey

access your allies

lifelong learning

change is constant

chase your dream

know yourself

key concepts about:

learning

adult learning and models of adult learning.