Rate My Professor Tristram Hooley

Hooley's research specializations include the role of career guidance in promoting social justice, the intersection of policy and practice in career work, the impact of career development interventions, and the role of online and digital technologies in education and career guidance. He is currently involved in projects with the OECD on career guidance and social inequalities, with the International Labour Organisation on career frameworks for low- and middle-income countries, and with the Institute for Student Employers on recruitment practices. His extensive publication record features books such as The Career Development Handbook (2024, with R. Alexander and G. Frigerio), The Oxford Handbook of Career Development (2021, edited with P. Robertson and P. McCash), Career Guidance for Social Justice: Contesting Neoliberalism (2018, with R. Sultana and R. Thomsen), and You're Hired! The Graduate Career Handbook (2017, with K. Grant). Recent articles include 'How can and should secondary school teachers be involved in building students’ career knowledge and skills?' (2025, with S. Rice) in Journal of Education and Work and 'Career and sustainability' (2024) in Journal of the National Institute for Career Education and Counselling. Hooley maintains the Adventures in Career Development blog and is a member of the Career Development Institute.