An introduction to the theories and implementation of the career choice process. Emphasis is placed on the nature and use of educational-occupational information in assisting individuals to explore the world of work and develop meaningful career plans. The course includes lab experiences consisting of administering, scoring, and interpreting career inventories. Students also learn about computer assisted career development including the Georgia Career Information System.
Graduates are committed to their roles as helping professionals.
Graduates are capable of excellence in their professional practice. Graduates think systematically about their practice, use research, and contribute knowledge base. M.S. Clinical Counseling Outcome Objectives Students will demonstrate an understanding of salient sociological aspects of career development. Students will demonstrate knowledge of prominent theories of vocational development. Students will demonstrate knowledge of occupational classification systems and trends in the world of work.