Study and careers guidance at schools has experienced an enormous increase in importance in recent years, as can be seen in legally anchored programs such as "Kein Abschluss ohne Anschluss" (KAOA) in NRW. It is not uncommon for young teachers in particular to be entrusted with the task of study and career choice coordination (StuBo). This workshop will provide a brief introduction to the framework conditions for study and career guidance in schools. The focus is on talent scouting, which has spread from the Ruhr region to more and more areas of NRW and Germany and is also being implemented in the districts of Siegen-Wittgenstein and Olpe. Talent scouting is primarily aimed at pupils from non-academic families and helps to reduce educational inequality. Participants will learn about the concept and its underlying sociological theories and economic implications and reflect on how it can be implemented in everyday school life. The workshop is also intended to provide a space for exchange between student teachers and teachers about study and career orientation.