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The effect of career guidance in secondary schools on skills development and sustained economic participation: meaningful employment
This study addresses the persistent gap between education and workforce needs in South Africa, contributing to structural unemployment. Focusing on the role of career guidance in secondary schools, the research examines its impact on skills development and its potential to bridge workforce skills ga...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2025
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