The foundations of career development begin early in a child’s life.
Through play, young children explore their environment, learn to
problem solve, make decisions, and adjust to change. From a young age,
children envision themselves in possible roles for their future. They
talk about and try on their hopes and dreams. During these formative
years, young children are influenced by family, school, and media —
and need to be supported in their career development.
The importance of appropriate exposure to the world of work at the
PRIMARY LEVEL CANNOT BE UNDERSTATED. Children form stereotypical views
of the world from an early age. Biased assumptions lead to a narrowing
of CAREER ASPIRATIONS AND AN INABILITY TO RELATE LEARNING TO A WORLD
BEYOND SCHOOL.
Come and hear about ways to engage with primary students, to help them
explore their environment, learn to problem solve, make decisions, and
thrive in an ever-changing world.
A light breakfast will be served.
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