Learn about the BC Certified Career Development Practitioner (CCDP) designation and how you can apply. You’ll also find background information, frequently asked questions, and a certification marketing brochure.
The Canadian Standards and Guidelines for Career Development Practitioners sets out the core competencies all career practitioners should possess. Competencies for six areas of specialization are also included. Consult the code of ethics for a practical guide to professional behaviour and practice.
The FLMM’s Career and Labour Market Information Service Delivery Guidelines presents guidelines and actions designed to ensure clients access to current and accurate LMI. Topics include funding, staffing, service delivery environment and methods, determining target group needs, and more.
If you are an administrator or practitioner, you can use the Blueprint for Life/Work Designs to develop, implement, evaluate, redesign or enhance a career development program. If you work with clients or students, it can help you determine the extent to which they have acquired competencies.
