Brain Drain - Hochschule der Bundesagentur für Arbeit

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Centres: Information on each centre, including contact details and staff pictures
Webboard: The communication forum for the network
Euroguidance Handbook: “The Euroguidance Handbook provides a wide range of
useful information, guidelines and tools for the Euroguidance Network. Are you a new
member of our network and want to know about the history of the network? Are you
looking for guidelines on how to write your Annual Activity Report? Are you
wondering where and when the next Euroguidance training event takes place?
Would you like to know how your Euroguidance colleagues work? The handbook
section also contains minutes and reports from Euroguidance meetings.
Furthermore there is a Diary of events and meetings of interest to the network
and a Manage Project Database: to add projects, examples of practice and useful
tools to the Euroguidance database.”
In the members’ section the Network describes itself as follows: “Euroguidance
is a European Network of national resource and information centres for guidance.
The Euroguidance Network Promotes the international dimension in careers
guidance. Another task is to promote mobility by helping guidance counsellors and
individuals to better understand the opportunities available to citizens throughout
Europe. The first centres of the Euroguidance network where established already in
1992 within the Petra Programme. Today there are over 40 centres in 31 countries
and Euroguidance is now part of the Lifelong Learning Programme.
In 1992 the European Commission took the initiative to form a European Network of
national resource and information centres for guidance, the NRCVG, now called
EUROGUIDANCE.
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