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Career Development Around the World - Japan

Career Development Around the World - Japan

FromCareer Practitioner Conversations with NCDA


Career Development Around the World - Japan

FromCareer Practitioner Conversations with NCDA

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Length:
19 minutes
Released:
Dec 12, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

In this episode, NCDA President Lakeisha Mathews (2022-2023) hosts Momoko Asaka, President of the Asia Pacific Career Development Association (APCDA) and CEO and Founder of Veriteworks, Inc. in Tokyo, Japan. Momoko shares that an aging population in Japan, with long life expectancy, is resulting in longer careers and post-retirement careers. The conversation includes the continued impact of remote work post-pandemic, and the increase in government support of career development. Japanese government agencies are picking up on the value of career development, career choice, career assessments, and other career decision making tools, as well as the importance of training career professionals to provide assistance. This is an example of how policy and career development can work together to support communities and the economy.ResourcesJapan Career Development AssociationPlanned Happenstance Theory - John Krumboltz
Released:
Dec 12, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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Career Practitioner Conversations is a podcast series from the National Career Development Association (NCDA). We provide research, resources, and support to career development professionals all over the world in their work to empower others to achieve their career and life goals. These conversations with industry experts cover a wide variety of relevant topics for today's career practitioners. Legal Disclaimer: NCDA provides these episodes solely for educational and informational purposes. Opinions expressed in these episodes do not necessarily reflect the views of NCDA. NCDA disclaims any liability relating to any podcast content.