Publish at May 17 2020 Updated June 07 2023
The vision of the guidance counselor is rather outdated. They are no longer people waiting behind their desks to advise young people on their studies. Today, the role has become highly proactive, particularly in the United States, where they ensure the success of as many students as possible. But this role, which is greatly appreciated by students, is disappearing as public education budgets shrink.
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