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March 22 - 26, 2010
How can career development practitioners prepare themselves and their clients to face global changes that are seemingly beyond their control? What roles do/should they play – as professionals and as national/global citizens – in the face of these huge globalization forces?

May 24 - 28, 2010
How can career development practitioners acquire essential cultural knowledge and skills to facilitate their work with an ever diversifying (in any sense of the word) client population?

July 26 - 30, 2010
Who do career development practitioners really work for – government, clients, community, our profession? When interests are in conflict between these roles, and what can they do to deal with these conflicts?

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Peri Clark

Notes from Sunshine Coast Philosopher's Cafe from May 7th, 2009:

Topic: Keeping our Passion Alive; from Surviving to Thriving, Making the Leap into Living our Dreams, Sharing our Thoughts and Creating a Wave



Attending: Maureen, Peri, John, Shelley, Carol, Nancy, Claudia, Ayla

Time: 3:30 - 4:15

Faciltator: John

Minutes: Maureen

Snacks: Ayla (thanks!!)



John: always has several projects in development at one time which helps keep his passion alive. At any given time, one project may take precedence over another - come… Continue

Posted by Peri Clark on May 12, 2009 at 11:31am — 1 Comment

Peri Clark

Notes from the Philosopher's Cafe- Sunshine Coast- April 2nd/09

Topic: ‘Being Local, Being Global’



Present: Peri (Dialogue Facilitator), Marion (Note taker), Maureen, Adele, John, Nancy, Niv, Barb, Ayla, Noni



Discussion focused on 2 recent events; BC’s 12th Annual Career Development Conference held at the Coast Plaza Hotel at Stanley Park in Vancouver on March 3&4th, and eNet’s Training Day at Douglas College in New Westminster on March 31st.



1). Individual participant feedback comments on the CD… Continue

Posted by Peri Clark on April 7, 2009 at 2:18pm — 1 Comment

Peri Clark

Getting Prepared for the Sunshine Coast Philosopher's Cafe on April 2nd, 2009- Topic:Being Local, Being Global

Have sent out event invites, have a topic, have a facilitator (moi) and a note taker. Now waiting for the actual cafe, and will post results. Stay tuned!

Posted by Peri Clark on April 1, 2009 at 11:25am — 1 Comment

Michael Yue, Cafe Coordinator

Past topics of the Philosopher's Cafe

September 2007: Beyond Government Contract



October 2007: Boomers to Millennials



November 2007: Changing Work



January 24 - 28, 2008: “Career Development” for the Career Development Practitioners



How should CDPs map out our own career development in light of new developments such as certification and devolution of federal employment services? What is the role of agency management in supporting the career development of their practitioners? How can we,… Continue

Posted by Michael Yue, Cafe Coordinator on September 14, 2008 at 7:12pm

 
 
 

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