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1.2 Euroguidance

Working Groups

There are four Euroguidance working groups presentatives of the national Euroguidance
and each one of them has a special mission. Centres across the network. The main outcomes
On average, there are around 10 members from of these working groups in 2016 are presented
different countries in each working group, all re- below.

1.2.1 Strategy and Quality Working Group

During 2016, the Euroguidance Strategy and Qua- Career Guidance and Counselling Organisations.
lity Working Group (SQWG) continued to focus The group also contributed with a presentation
on defining strategic priorities, representing the about the Euroguidance network at the IAEVG
network externally and repositioning the Eu- conference plenary in Madrid. Additionally, the
roguidance services within the new framework SQWG added to the awareness of Euroguidance
for European tools and services. through arranging for an information stand to be
displayed throughout the conference and for the
This work included, among other things, drafting Euroguidance logo to be shown on the confe-
of position papers and key points for the use of rence’s website.
network members and keeping in touch with the
contact persons at the European Commission regar-
ding ongoing developments. The first steps to deve-
lop a framework for impact assessment within
the Euroguidance work were taken and the SQWG
organized a workshop for the whole network with
the EACEA at the plenary meeting held in Prague.
The group formulated a plan for further develop-
ment of the internal Euroguidance Handbook.
The Euroguidance network was officially repre-
sented by the SQWG at the Global Symposium for

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