Enriching Careers and Lives: Professional Training Opportunities
Learn a Positive, Holistic and Narrative Method of Practice
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“The major motivating factors for embracing the CareerCycles narrative method of practice at our Centre had to do with both consistency and quality assurance. As a manager, I feel more confident knowing there’s a consistent approach and a common language used when supporting students with their career exploration. In addition, the framework is flexible enough to allow professional staff to draw on their personal styles and experiences, while adding to their professional skill set.”
-Tony Botelho, Manager, Career Services & Volunteer Services, Simon Fraser University
We’re hearing more and more about using ‘narrative’ and ‘storytelling’ in coaching, counselling and advising, but how does it work? How can we listen in new ways to our clients’ stories that inevitably tumble out, and help our clients distill what matters from what happened, to answer ‘what now?’ How can we integrate a narrative framework with assessments, advising and other career services?
In this professional training series, Part 1 introduces you to a narrative framework to career counselling and coaching, and Part 2 builds skills and confidence for qualified professionals. In dynamic and interactive sessions featuring demonstration, role play, presentation and time for lively Q & A, you will learn how to apply a narrative approach to working with clients who are asking ‘What now?’ in their careers and lives. Who should register? Counsellors, coaches, advisors, HR professionals, therapists, social workers, helping professionals.
Part 1. GET STARTED: Learn to Use a Positive, Holistic and Narrative Method of Practice
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Part 2. BUILD SKILLS & CONFIDENCE: Earn ‘Holistic Narrative Career Professional’ Designation (by application) Contact us for upcoming dates or to plan in-house training for your group
Led by Mark Franklin, MEd, PEng, CMF, practice leader of CareerCycles
“This was the most useful post-grad training I have received in a long time.” -Susan Molnar, McGill University
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TELEWORKSHOP INTRODUCTION to Narrative Career Counselling & Coaching, and the CareerCycles Framework
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Date: Thursday, October 6, 2011 (Below is the recording of the workshop)
In this teleworkshop you will get an overview of how to apply a narrative approach to working with clients who are asking ‘What now?’ in their careers and lives. You will also learn about the published CareerCycles framework and method of practice, and how you can apply it in your work.
Please join us and start learning how to listen to stories with a greater understanding to help clients arrive at a new level of awareness. We’ll save time for Q & A, and provide an overview of the upcoming professional training opportunities, so you can apply and integrate this holistic framework effectively in a variety of settings with a diversity of clients.
“Fantastic. Very professional and excellent to work with. It was one of the best decisions that I have ever made. It was really a pleasure to work with Jayne. It got me through a tough time and gave me great new skills moving forward.”
Diane Rutherford
“Thank you for facilitating a successful career-focused session for CHS staff."
Dale Nicholson, Director, Canadian Hydrographic Service
“I was drawn to this model when I first saw it presented. It pulls together the best parts of career counselling and career exploration.”
Kathie Lamie, MSW, Personal Development and Career Consultant
“Enjoyed every second! I liked the can-do attitude! If you can dream it, you can do it! Thank you.”
Judith MacKinnon, Sheridan College
“Your methodology provides so much encouragement, as well as clarity of self and circumstances, that it becomes impossible not to take action. I am very grateful for your assistance in my time of need.”
Rui Umezawa
