South Carolina § 59-59-105 Duties of career specialists.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 59-59-105 — Duties of career specialists.

South Carolina § 59-59-105

Title 59EDUCATION

Ch. 59SOUTH CAROLINA EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACT

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S.C. Code Ann. § 59-59-105 (2026).

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An individual employed by school districts to provide career services pursuant to Section 59-59-100 shall work to ensure the coordination, accountability, and delivery of career awareness, development, and exploration to students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. To ensure the implementation and delivery of this chapter, this individual shall:

(1)coordinate and present professional development workshops in career development and guidance for teachers, school counselors, and work-based constituents;

(2)assist schools in promoting the goals of quality career development of students in kindergarten through twelfth grade;

(3)assist school counselors and students in identifying and accessing career information and resource material;

(4)provide educators, parents, and students with info

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An individual employed by school districts to provide career services pursuant to Section 59-59-100 shall work to ensure the coordination, accountability, and delivery of career awareness, development, and exploration to students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. To ensure the implementation and delivery of this chapter, this individual shall: (1) coordinate and present professional development workshops in career development and guidance for teachers, school counselors, and work-based constituents; (2) assist schools in promoting the goals of quality career development of students in kindergarten through twelfth grade; (3) assist school counselors and students in identifying and accessing career information and resource material; (4) provide educators, parents, and students with information on career and technology education programs offered in the district; (5) support students in the exploration of career clusters and the selection of an area of academic focus within a cluster of study; (6) learn and become familiar with ways to improve and promote career development opportunities within the district; (7) attend continuing education programs on the certified career development facilitator curriculum sponsored by the State; (8) assist with the selection, administration, and evaluation of career interest inventories; (9) assist with the implementation of the district's student career plan or individual graduation plan; (10) assist schools in planning and developing parent information on career development; (11) coordinate with school counselors and administration career events, career classes, and career programming; (12) coordinate community resources and citizens representing diverse occupations in career development activities for parents and students; and (13) assist with the usage of computer assisted career guidance systems.