27 November 2025
Latest CDI Career Insights bulletin on research in career development published
The latest Career Insights bulleting from the CDI has been published, covering the latest research in career development.
This edition highlights papers from the NICEC special edition on ‘Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) in career development’, four papers related to neurodiversity, ADHD and careers development and practice, plus a focus on inclusive practice in the latest edition of Career Development International.
It also links to new Gatsby results from English secondary schools and the results of the pilot into primary-school career learning. There is also detailed statistical reports from the Scottish apprentice system.
A range of papers and reports address skills and labour market trends, with implications for the career profession, a report re-emphasising the value of careers work and more.
The bulletin is written by CDI Research manager Stephen Plimmer, and for more information you can contact him at [email protected].
Read the latest issue of the CDI Career Insights Bulletin on career development research.
This edition highlights papers from the NICEC special edition on ‘Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) in career development’, four papers related to neurodiversity, ADHD and careers development and practice, plus a focus on inclusive practice in the latest edition of Career Development International.
It also links to new Gatsby results from English secondary schools and the results of the pilot into primary-school career learning. There is also detailed statistical reports from the Scottish apprentice system.
A range of papers and reports address skills and labour market trends, with implications for the career profession, a report re-emphasising the value of careers work and more.
The bulletin is written by CDI Research manager Stephen Plimmer, and for more information you can contact him at [email protected].
Read the latest issue of the CDI Career Insights Bulletin on career development research.
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