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More Than Just A Job: Person-centered Career Planning

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person_cetered_planning.pdf (171.52 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/76621
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Institute for Community Inclusion
Abstract

[Excerpt] Person-Centered Career Planning is an approach to career development that helps people with disabilities develop and realize their dreams. It uses job seekers' dreams, goals, personal preferences, interests, and needs as the cornerstone of the career planning process. The bottom line of Person-Centered Career Planning is to help people figure out what they want to do, and help them organize a plan to get there. Person-Centered Career Planning focuses on identifying what the job seeker wants to do rather than skills and limitations he or she may have. It does not have to involve a big meeting, nor is it only for people with the most significant disabilities. People with all kinds of experiences can benefit from identifying their interests, preferences, and needs in career development.

Date Issued
2003-10-01
Keywords
person-centered planning
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disability
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workforce planning
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employment
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career development
Type
article

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