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Career counselling plays a central role in supporting students as they navigate the transition from education to professional life. In Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic, school counsellors contribute to this process by offering guidance, assessment, and planning tools tailored to the specific needs of secondary education. While the contexts differ, the shared objective is the same: to help young people in general secondary education identify their strengths, make informed choices, and prepare for the labour market.
This event provides an opportunity for an in-depth exchange of perspectives between professionals from the four countries, highlighting both common approaches and differences in practice. Through comparative analysis, the discussions will focus on how national experiences can inform and strengthen the quality of career counselling services in general secondary education across the region.
Guests:

Radu Oprița, psychologist and school counsellor (Romania). With 22 years of professional experience, Radu has worked in organizational psychology – developing strategies, conducting assessments, and contributing to public policy as a member of the Romanian Psychologists’ College – as well as in education, where he supports students at “Theodor Costescu” National Economy College through counselling, coaching, and career planning. His professional background offers valuable insights into the intersections between organizational psychology and school counselling.
Marcela Faráriková, Marta Lančaričová - career counsellor from Gymnázium V. B. Nedožerského Prievidza general secondary school (Slovakia)
Lajos Pálvölgyi (HU) is an education researcher and leader of a pilot program for career education in secondary schools in Hungary
Martin Čermák (CZ) Career counsellor from general secondary schools in Prague.
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