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discussion than was possible on social media  and provide career professionals with  the tools
                 alone. Therefore, Euroguidance UK has launched  they need to perform their roles and tasks. The
                 monthly  Brexit briefing papers. These updates  research was done on request of the Dutch Mi-
                 provide a concise round up of the month’s deve-  nistry of Education, Culture and Science. The main
                 lopments, focussing on the impact Brexit is having  conclusions were that there are several courses
                 on the careers guidance profession. This includes  and different programmes at higher education
                 changes  within the labour  market, impact on  level offering components that are relevant but it
                 European funding, alterations to free movement  is striking that there is no complete initial training
                 rules and many more. They are made available  programme offered for career professionals in the
                 via the Euroguidance UK webpages, promoted   education and labour market. The result of this
                 through social media channels and emailed to the   research will contribute to a policy discussion on
                 centre’s network of guidance professionals.  the career guidance education offer and its po-
                 The Netherlands carried out research into edu-  tential improvements. In the coming months, Eu-
                 cation for future career guidance professionals in   roguidance Netherlands will discuss with various
                 the education and labour market. The goal was   trainers what changes are desirable or necessary
                 to visualise the courses which exist at higher  from the perspective of students, schools and
                 education level and include a career component  teachers, related to career guidance education.





















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