Within lifespan career development, the career development of children is limited in its
theoretical and research foundations as well as in its practical application. A critical process …

Recent advances in career theory have resulted in widespread acceptance of the lifespan
perspective on development. However, a review of research and practice conducted during …

There is a story to tell when considering childhood career development within the broader
context of lifespan career development. It is a story of an orphaned stage of the lifespan that …

Career development is regarded as a lifespan process; however, the career development of
children has received little theoretical and research attention. This article reflects on the …

Childhood is a time of career exploration where career development learning begins as
children begin to observe the world around them and realise that work is a part of adult life …

The disparate nature of children's career development literature at present (Watson &
McMahon, 2004) reinforces the need to revisit Gysbers's (1996) challenges in order to …

This chapter considers the need to revisit the career lifestage of childhood within the
conceptualisation of career development as a lifelong process inclusive of all life stages …

As any parent or teacher can attest, from a very early age, children are interested in the idea
of work and excitedly imagine themselves in various occupations. Indeed, no preschool …

This summative article discusses 5 invited contributions on children's career development.
The authors of these articles were asked to consider the status quo of children's career …

There has been an understanding for centuries that the foundations of adolescent and adult
development lie in childhood. Thus, the seventeenth century poet, John Milton, stated (in the …