This webinar explores practical ways to empower young people to see themselves as active shapers of a sustainable future. WHAT TO EXPECT… Introduction to Sustainable Career Guidance: Professor Tristram Hooley will present the five-dimensional framework of environmentally sustainable career guidance and show how sustainability can be meaningfully integrated into career learning. Green Jobs for YOU: An introduction to the Austrian…
A new report from the Exploring Green Guidance consortium documents what happened when roughly 60 career counsellors, school psychologists, and vocational guidance practitioners across Europe spent several months trying to bring sustainability into their day-to-day work with clients and students. The Green Guidance Impact Report: How can green guidance impact practice, organisations and policy, covers a pilot phase running from…
Convidamos à participação no Webinar Exploring Green Guidance – Experiências de implementação em Portugal, a decorrer no dia 20 de março de 2026. O evento final do projeto Exploring Green Guidance convida a repensar o desenvolvimento vocacional e carreira à luz da crise climática, ligando escolhas de carreira, sustentabilidade e justiça social. Ao longo da manhã, serão apresentados os principais…
If you missed our last week’s event, check the recording here: Here is the short video presenting the work of our ambassadors and their ideas around green guidance (the video is multilingual, please enable subtitles): All the presentations are available on this link.
We are inviting you to a seminar, that will take place on 5th of March 2026 in Prague The seminar (for Czech and Slovak speaking audience only) will offer a practical perspective on how sustainability can be meaningfully and ethically integrated into career guidance and education practice, with respect for the diverse values, situations and opportunities of clients a students….
25 March 2026 • Pekná cesta 3020, Bratislava, SlovakiaCome rethink guidance for the climate and ecological crisis. In many current policies and practices, ecological transition in career guidance is mainly approached through the identification of “green jobs”, emerging skills and labour-market adaptation. These perspectives are important, but they do not fully address the questions that people increasingly bring into guidance…
We are delighted to invite you to a Green Guidance webinar and community meetup which will bring together green guidance ambassadors, practitioners, educators, researchers and anyone curious about integrating sustainability into career guidance. Over the past months, a community of practitioners has been experimenting with green guidance across several countries. This meetup is an opportunity to discover what has emerged from…
We are delighted to announce the publication of two major outputs from the Exploring Green Guidance project: the Green Guidance Handbook and the Green Guidance Toolbox. Both resources are now freely available to careers practitioners, educators, and anyone interested in integrating sustainability into career development. The Handbook brings together the work of practitioners and researchers from five European countries. It…
At the University of Reading, careers consultant Alexandra Baker has been exploring how sustainability and social justice can become natural, everyday elements of career guidance. In this interview, she reflects on her personal and professional journey – from her early activism as a teenager to her current role helping students connect their career ambitions with a sense of purpose and…
Bernard Desclaux (originally appeared on author’s personal blog, translated by Tomáš Šprlák) As IPCC reports follow one another with ever-increasing urgency and France (and other developed nations) struggles to meet its climate goals, school career guidance continues to prepare young people for an industrial world that resists its necessary transformation. This contradiction exposes a central political issue: will education serve…