Euroguidance Denmark offers information in both English and Danish. The most recent publications and fact sheets in English are listed below:
Do you need an overview and knowledge of the Danish education system? Then there is help to be found in the publication ‘The Danish Education System’. The publication provides an introduction to the Danish education system spanning from primary school to youth- and higher education, as well as the advanced system of adult education and training.
An updated version of the publication 'Guidance in Education' has been published. The publication provides an overview of the Danish guidance system in the educational sector.
This article by professor at Aarhus University, Rie Thomsen and managing director of Study and Career Guidance Denmark, Mathilde Tronegård focuses on debunking the myth about a linear life path regarding education and career.
The International Association for Educational and Vocational Guidance, IAEVG, has released their revised ethical guidelines
Guidance based on the principles of consequential pedagogy is the way forward, according to the participants of a strategic partnership spanning Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Materials for teachers, counsellors and students of pedagogy are already available online.
Messenger, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn – and last but not least: Facebook. Technological development means social media is here to stay. This undoubtedly places new demands on guidance in the future – and the question is whether social media threaten the monopoly of guidance counsellors in the future?
When eGuidance was formed in the beginning of 2011, a national laboratory for intensive testing of the use of electronic media for guidance for educational and work-related purposes was also set up.
Rie Thomsen, Randi Skovhus and Rita Buhl have composed a collection of cases from Denmark concerning career guidance in communities. Euroguidance Denmark has translated the four cases into English.
The publication provides an overview of the Danish guidance system in the educational sector. It describes the political objectives for guidance and the variety of guidance offers available in Denmark.
The folder presents the Danish Euroguidance Centre in Danish. On the third page, the activities of the Danish national centre are presented in English.
A Danish study translated into English. The study shows that a CV that includes study and/or work abroad experience is highly valued when companies recruit new employees.
Ethics in Guidance is an English translation of the Danish ethical guidelines for educational and vocational guidance, which were developed by the Joint Council for Associations of Education and Career Counsellors (FUE) in April 2006.
