Counselling to stay or to leave? - Comparing career counselling of young people in rural and urban areas

Figures & data

Table 1. Categories, faux names, and presence or absence of an upper secondary (with numbers of national programmes offered, if present) of the interviewed study and career counsellors’ municipalities. Whether or not they counselled in more than one school is also shown.

Municipality category/Faux name	Upper secondary school in the municipality	Counselling in more than one school
A1 large cities (over 200 000 inhabitants)
Lake	Yes, all 18 national programmes	Yes
Logan	Yes, all 18 national programmes	Yes
Lou	Yes, all 18 national programmes	Yes
Landry	Yes, all 18 national programmes	Yes
London	Yes, all 18 national programmes	Yes
C8 rural area (less than 15 000 inhabitants in the municipality centre)
Reed	Yes, 9 national programmes	No
River	Yes, 13 national programmes	No
Rory	Yes, 7 national programmes	No
Remy	Yes, 9 national programmes	Yes
Rudy	Yes, 9 national programmes	Yes
Rowan	Yes, 11 national programmes	Yes
C9 rural area with a tourism/visitor industry
Tanner	No	No
Toby	No	Yes
Tyler	Yes, 7 national programmes	Yes
Tatum	Yes, 6 national programmes	No
Taylor	No	No
Val	Yes, 4 national programmes	Yes