Offers an example of how teachers can use employed graduates as a source of up-to-date occupational information. (Editor)

Vocational counselors go to the unemployed in California depressed area. (Editor)

Reports on a study made by the Conservation of Human Resources Project which sought to learn how guidance functions, how well it meets society's needs, and what changes need to be made to improve present programs. (SB)

Oklahoma's occupational training information system--an innovation for statewide planning and action. (Editor)

Identifies four approaches needed for presenting K-9 occupational information. (Editor)

The first step in collecting accurate occupational information is to identify the aspects of an occupation that are relevant to career choice. Twelve such categories are offered. (Author)

Short-term intensive training is not only saving time for North Carolina high school students; it also helps them get their bearings in the selection of occupations. (Editor)

Enterprise is concerned with the design of exploratory experiences--activity centers on the acquisition and use of occupational information. (Author)

Provides information drawn from findings of several experimental projects for disadvantaged youth that concentrate on short-term orientation as a prelude to fast placement in jobs or training. (SB)

School schedules are relaxed as teachers and students (slow learners included) explore occupations in a variety of preplanned, class-related activities. (Editor)

A combination of artist and draftsman, the technical illustrator is becoming increasingly essential to industry. This article describes the tasks of a technical illustrator, employment opportunities, and preparation and background. (BM)

Career education means guaranteeing students a wide choice of careers, educating them to make wise decisions, and leaving them absolutely free to choose. (Author)