Développement vocationnel de l’adulte: Revue de littérature
Keywords:
développement vocationnel, développement de carrière, développement adulte, éducation permanente, psychologie vocationnelleAbstract
This review of the literature begins with a statement of the importance and the goals of adult vocational development studies. Summarizing the pertinent writings, the author looks first at the various concepts of personal and vocational development, and second, at the different variables and conditions affecting this development. Finally the author concludes that the period of adulthood has, with few exceptions, been ignored in terms of its vocational aspect, although it is precisely a knowledge of this aspect which may prove essential in the planning of continuing education curricula or the conception and application of strategies permitting adult personal and vocational development.
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