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This study investigates the development of preservice teachers with reference to the core conditions of counselling in a guidance training programme, which is a part of a preservice new B.Ed. module. Qualitative rather than quantitative research approach was used. The sample was a class of 37 preservice teachers. Among them, 16 student teachers with some seemed to be very aware of, others largely ignorant about the guidance role of teacher were selected for indepth interviews to chart their development. The results of the study show that student teachers had increased awareness and understanding of the guidance role of teachers during the training programme. They also developed their abilities in handling pupils problems in terms of attitude towards pupil, feeling for pupil and counselling strategies and skills. Nearly all of them had progress in each of these three areas in different contexts of pupils problems. The results of the present study have implications for policy setting and implementation of Whole School Approach to guidance in schools and teacher education programme.
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