Careers Officer

British  

noun

1. a person trained in giving vocational advice, esp to school leavers

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Example Sentences

My parents said: “You heard what your careers officer said. Why don’t you get yourself a job as an electrician?”

From The Guardian

When I was 15 and said I wanted to do photography, my careers officer told me I couldn’t.

From The Guardian

Discouraged at school from aspiring to university, she won a scholarship to read English at Oxford, where a careers officer solemnly informed her and her best friend: “The world, of course, is your oyster, girls: you can teach, you can nurse or you can sit the civil service exam.”

From The Guardian

Including, presumably, his old careers officer.

From BBC

But she decided to talk to a careers officer and was informed she could continue in her role as a rifleman and driver of a Mastiff armoured truck.

From BBC