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Current trends in vocational guidance in New Zealand

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  1. New Zealand

    Beryl Hesketh (Senior lecturer in psychology)

  2. University of New South Wales, Australia

    Beryl Hesketh (Senior lecturer in psychology)

  3. Department of Psychology at Massay University in Palmerston North, (New Zealand)

    Jocelyn Grainger (Tutor)

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with research interests in applied psychology generally including career decision-making. Formerly lecturer in psychology at Massey University, New Zealand (1976–85), where she was responsible for university courses in vocational psychology.

She teaches a course in vocational psychology and career development and has a particular interest in career development of women.

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Hesketh, B., Grainger, J. Current trends in vocational guidance in New Zealand. Prospects 19, 75–81 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02195860

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