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Guidance Community Discussion Space :: helping build careers Weblog 122 entries 08-July-2008 36 authors
show or hide details for this item and it gets even more complicated ... Blog Entry 0 replies1 resource 20-September-2004 Lucy Marris
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Equal Opportunities - underpinning effective guidance Equal Opportunities - underpinning effective guidance [ Go there ]
An understanding of issues around equality of opportunity is a pre-requisite for effective guidance. This section starts to explore some complex issues related to this area.
Users of this part of the site might also be interested in this website which was developed by the Careers and Student Employment section of the University of Westminster. I think its of particular interest because it includes along with the 'usual suspects' women, mature students, students with...

Users of this part of the site might also be interested in this website which was developed by the Careers and Student Employment section of the University of Westminster. I think its of particular interest because it includes along with the 'usual suspects' women, mature students, students with disabilities and so on, a section on class issues and students with previous convictions. It is aimed at students themselves, rather than a practitioner resource, but I think there is much to be learned from it. Have any other users come across similarly innovative websites dealing with equal opportunities that we could share here?

http://www.wmin.ac.uk/main.asp?page=886

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