Vol 6, No 1 (2024)

Advancing career intervention in developing countries, guest edited by Dr Kamilla V. Rawatial (0000-0001-7852-4187). This collection contributes to the journal by advancing critical reflections on career intervention strategies within developing country contexts. The articles emphasise individual and systemic agency as essential to addressing socio-economic challenges and transforming career development practice. In doing so, the collection supports the journal’s mission to foster inclusive, innovative, and contextually grounded approaches to career growth and guidance.

Table of Contents
Table of Contents Vol 6 No 1 & 2 (2024)	\| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a160 \| 31 July 2025

Original Research
Technical Vocational Education and Training in Uganda: Career guidance and practices Doreen Barigye	\| HTML \| EPUB \| XML \| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a100 \| 16 January 2024

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Dual sport career experiences of student-athletes studying in South Africa and the USA Louis J. van Zyl	\| HTML \| EPUB \| XML \| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a96 \| 02 February 2024

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Shifting professional and personal identities of the cisgender scholar doing LGBT research Anthony Brown	\| HTML \| EPUB \| XML \| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a82 \| 23 February 2024

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Exploring factors that influence students’ career decision making at a South African University Maria R. Fernandes, Kamilla V. Rawatlal	\| HTML \| EPUB \| XML \| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a99 \| 29 February 2024

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Curriculum implementation challenges and responses during the COVID-19 pandemic in a rural secondary school in South Africa Tholakele C. Dlamini, Free-Queen B. Zulu	\| HTML \| EPUB \| XML \| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a73 \| 08 April 2024

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Increasing graduates’ employability skills through rational emotive career coaching Mkpoikanke S. Otu, Maximus M. Sefotho	\| HTML \| EPUB \| XML \| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a106 \| 27 May 2024

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The need for structured career guidance in a resource-constrained South African school Aretha Farao, Marieta du Plessis	\| HTML \| EPUB \| XML \| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a116 \| 17 July 2024

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Understanding the relational well-being of primary school teachers in rural South Africa Sasabona Maseko, Shingairai Chigeza	\| HTML \| EPUB \| XML \| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a115 \| 30 August 2024

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The psychological factors influencing youth moving from unemployment to employment in South Africa Daphne J. Pereira, Noorjehan Joosub, Pieter Basson	\| HTML \| EPUB \| XML \| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a118 \| 26 September 2024

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Where does it all start? Gender-differences in athletes’ intention to pursue a coaching career Refiloe Majake, Alliance Kubayi	\| HTML \| EPUB \| XML \| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a155 \| 13 December 2024

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Emotional intelligence predicting subject-specific academic success: EQ-i Youth in South Africa Anneke Stols, Petro Erasmus, Wandile F. Tsabedze	\| HTML \| EPUB \| XML \| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a114 \| 16 July 2024

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Perspectives of South African Adolescent Girls making decisions for their future Gloria Marsay	\| HTML \| EPUB \| XML \| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a113 \| 18 July 2024

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Career adaptability as an instructional scaffold for career education in South African schools Marlene Algra, Hermien Olivier	\| HTML \| EPUB \| XML \| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a123 \| 11 December 2024

Reviewer Acknowledgement
Acknowledgement to reviewers Editorial Office	\| PDF
African Journal of Career Development \| Vol 6, No 1 \| a154 \| 31 October 2024

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