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CAREER 10
&
GUIDANCE
12
Students
and
ORIENTATION Parents
t e t h e B e n e fi ts of
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Career Guidanc program:
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p e c i a liz a t i on s&
a n d t h e R o le of courses, s
2. Unde rs t
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children
Parents to their
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in choosing a Ca
CAREER GUIDANCE is a developmental process
that facilitates the acquisition of attitudes;
skills and knowledge to help students better
understand themselves while exploring viable
education and career options that eventually
result into making informed decisions with
developed plans to achieve their career
aspirations.
CAREER ADVOCATE
- is a non-registered counselor, a peer facilitator or he/she
may be a teacher guidance designate who is appointed by the
School Principal. Republic Act 10533 or the Enhanced Basic
Education Act of 2012 requires high schools to have “career and
employment guidance counselors” who will properly guide the
students in choosing their career tracks.