Career guidance activities

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Career Guidance Activities

The 5eG students during the "Mäi Wee an d’Beruffswelt" (My Path to the Working World) career day on April 19, 2023.

The LJBM’s academic and career guidance program is designed to help students not only make appropriate decisions at a given moment, but also to develop the skills they need to navigate life’s transitions.
To this end, we offer specific activities (mandatory or optional) for each grade level and academic track to help students develop these skills.
The schedules below were created to show the entire school community that career guidance is an ongoing process that concerns all students.