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by 60 guidance practitioners. The topic was Sup- of the Employment Service of Slovenia, publishing
porting people with disabilities for their optimal a joint newsletter as well as organizing a joint
integration into the labour market. The seminars study visit to Iceland for exchange of guidance
aimed at informing the guidance community practices.
working with people with disabilities on how to 2
support both the job seekers and the employ-
ers for a successfullabour market integration.
Awareness about proper career interventions
was raised through theoretical and experimental
training. Ms Luminita Danes, an expert on social
and occupational integration of people with
disabilities, provided theory, tools and guidelines
for the development of the appropriate skills and
knowledge of professionals to support people
with disabilities in their efforts to join the labour Digitalisation of
market.
Euroguidance Slovenia also continued its good
cooperation with the national Europass and EQF
counterparts, for example by having joint presen- lifelong guidance
tations on the Europass cluster meeting in Ljublja- Participants from Slovenia in Iceland
na, holding joint workshops for career counsellors © Euroguidance Slovenia
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Guidance 4.0

European countries are having intensive discussions on digital guidance services
and how they can be best applied to providing information, advice and guidance
in a cost-efficient, but customer-friendly manner. Therefore, it is important
to involve both the potential users and the service providers in the design,
development, delivery and evaluation of these technologically advanced services.
The Euroguidance Centres are mainly interested in how digital guidance provision
can support learning mobility and how the digital skills and competences of
guidance professional can be enhanced in this regard. What are the new online
tools in guidance? How is the increased use of online guidance influencing the
accessibility of guidance services? To what extent is the use of new technologies
changing the demands being placed on guidance practitioners? These questions
were raised at events such as the Cross-Border Seminar in October, organized by
Euroguidance Serbia, the European Guidance Week in September in Tallinn and
national events such as the Austrian Euroguidance Conference in November.

18 1. EUROGUIDANCE AS AN EU-FUNDED NETWORK FOR GUIDANCE AND MOBILITY