CP 5220 Career Counseling
Utilizing current theories and models for career development, assessment and guidance for career transitions across the lifespan is applied to diverse populations and settings. Written and digital information resources will target career issues such as job seeking skills, interviewing practices, job maintenance, strategic planning, retirement, severance choices, secondary education, and the work/life balance. Educational degrees, professional licensing, and certification issues are covered along with decision-making and goal setting strategies. Individuals will gain clarity about their own career choices as well as learn counseling skills to help clients determine a meaningful career path. This course is only open to students in the Counseling Psychology Program.