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This study sought to investigate the contribution of career guidance received at secondary school on choice of careers by female students in institutions under TEVETA in Lusaka province, Zambia. The investigation serves as a springboard to establishing a strategy framework that may be used to...

The study investigated the views of stakeholders on career guidance services provided to pupils with hearing impairment at Nsonta Secondary school in Kasama district of Zambia. The study was guided by the following study objectives: to establish views of stakeholders on how career guidance was...

This study investigated the relevance of Career Guidance Services provided to pupils in the selected secondary schools. It used the descriptive survey research design. The sample was 535 respondents. These included 500 pupils selected using the simple random technique, five head teachers, five...

The purpose of the study was to assess the competences of teachers in Career Guidance in selected secondary schools of Solwezi District in North Western province of Zambia. The objectives of the study were; to establish evidence that teachers were providing Career Guidance to learners, determine...

Major findings of the study indicates that parents, especially those who were educated offered career guidance to children through interaction where they discussed about the world of work and choosing careers which are currently workable in Zambia. They guided children on career choices such as,...

The purpose of the study was to explore factors negatively affecting the provision of GCS in inclusive secondary schools in Southern and Lusaka Provinces. The specific objectives of the study were to: explore factors affecting the provision of guidance and counselling services in selected...

The study sought to determine how learners with visual impairments develop their careers.The developmental theory by Donald Super (1972) guided the study. The theory established why people choose careers the way they do. The objectives of the study were to; establish how learners with visual...