Vocational Guidance at a Distance: Perspectives of Students in Higher Education
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https://doi.org/10.37467/gka-revedu.v1.616Keywords:
Vocational Guidance, Website, Professional Careers, Guidance, Skills, Preferences, Interests and Technologies in the Communication (ICT)Abstract
There are different types of guidance; this project aims to vocational guidance, which aims to support students who want to enter a higher education. It will guide them based on their interests, skills, knowledge, and taking into account the possibilities that the environment offers. This is a service created in use of new technologies through the media via the Internet. The purpose of vocational guidance is to assist people of any age and at any time during their academic life, and integrate training and educational views to exercise their preferences, help is needed to clarify the doubts of their training and then go to the workplace. This is a very complicated decision for students, and it will be reflected much of their individual and collective future.
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