A discussion on group counseling in career planning for poor students using inquiry（探讨团体咨询在为贫困学生职业规划使用调查）.docVIP

A discussion on group counseling in career planning for poor students using inquiry Abstract: poor students career planning status quo, to explore the role of group counseling poor students career planning and specific applications, and group counseling in the promotion of some of the ideas in the career of poor students planning recommendations in order to play a certain referential significance for future research. Paper Keywords: group counseling, career planning, poor students In recent years, the increasingly serious problem of the students’ employment, the employment problem of poor students is even more worrying. Generally lower than the the schoolwide average employment rate of about 10 percent, according to incomplete statistics, the employment rate of graduates of the college from economically disadvantaged families. Therefore , college guidance. increasing emphasis on career planning, college students, especially poor students and group counseling school student counseling has become a new trend because of its special advantages, the paper will combine for poor students to carry out the process of career planning group counseling accumulated experience of group counseling in poor students career planning to explore. Current status quo of poor college students career planning Career planning is based on the analysis of subjective factors and objective environment, establish their career and develop work in accordance with a certain amount of time, training and education programs, and take the necessary action to achieve career goals. Because of the particularity of the poor students, career planning, there is often a series of problems, mainly in the following aspects: 1. Fuzzy self-awareness, career preparation in place of career planning is built fully understand the basis of their own self-awareness is the cornerstone of individual career development. Troubled due to family economic conditions, however, many poor students in self- acc