NICEC Seminar: a Bill Law retrospective
A NICEC seminar revisiting some of Bill's key thinking in the current careers work context
Event recording
About this Event
Bill Law (1935-2017) was a Founding Fellow of NICEC. He devoted his entire working life to career education and counselling theory and practice, as a secondary school teacher, school counsellor, higher education lecturer, researcher, writer and, above all, an innovative and critical thinker. He continued to post entries on his Career Learning Café website right up until a few weeks before he died three years ago. The Career Learning Cafe website is now archived here.
In this seminar we will revisit a few of Bill’s principal pieces of work, to examine their relevance to careers work today and how we might make best use of his ideas in a contemporary context.
Programme:
Welcome and introduction to Zoom: Michael Larbalestier, NICEC Fellow (Seminar Facilitator)
The Bill Law Memorial Award 2020: Jane Artess, Chair of NICEC
Bill Law - the man and his work: David Andrews, NICEC Fellow
DOTS, career learning theory, community interaction: Phil McCash, NICEC Fellow and University of Warwick
Narrative approaches to career counselling: Hazel Reid, Emeritus NICEC Fellow and formerly Canterbury Christ Church University
Curriculum and professional development: Anthony Barnes, NICEC Fellow
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