Mentoring beim Übergang in die berufliche Ausbildung am Beispiel des Ada-Lovelace-Projekts
Keywords
WirtschaftSozialwissenschaften, Soziologie
Bildung und Erziehung
Social sciences, sociology, anthropology
Economics
Education
Berufsforschung, Berufssoziologie
Makroebene des Bildungswesens
Frauen- und Geschlechterforschung
Occupational Research, Occupational Sociology
Macroanalysis of the Education System, Economics of Education, Educational Policy
Women's Studies, Feminist Studies, Gender Studies
Bundesrepublik Deutschland
Rheinland-Pfalz
Informatik
Frau
Mentoring
Schülerin
vergleichende Forschung
Förderungsprogramm
Arbeitsmarkt
Berufswahl
naturwissenschaftlicher Beruf
technischer Beruf
Ausbildung
Schule
Schulübergang
Mann
Berufsbildung
Bildungschance
Berufseinmündung
Mathematik
female pupil
Rhineland-Palatinate
training
natural science occupation
educational opportunity
Federal Republic of Germany
vocational education
mentoring
comparative research
man
promotional program
labor market
mathematics
computer science
career start
occupational choice
school
technical occupation
woman
school transition
evaluation
applied research
anwendungsorientiert
Evaluation
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"In Deutschland erzielen Mädchen inzwischen durchschnittlich bessere Schulabschlüsse und weisen zumindest bis in die Hochschule etwas erfolgreichere Bildungsverläufe auf als Jungen. Allerdings scheinen Mädchen und junge Frauen ihre erworbenen Qualifikationen und Kompetenzen beim Übergang in den Arbeitsmarkt nicht so gut nutzen zu können. Ihr Berufswahlspektrum ist deutlich enger und sie wählen eher Berufe mit schlechteren Karrierechancen und geringerer Bezahlung als Jungen. Hier setzen Berufseinstiegsmentorings an, die allerdings meistens beim Übergang von der Hochschule in den Beruf und selten beim Übergang in eine berufliche Ausbildung unterstützen. Genau das ist aber die Zielsetzung des Zweigs 'Ausbildung' im 'Ada-Lovelace- Projekt', in dem es darum geht, Mädchen insbesondere zur Wahl eines Berufs im naturwissenschaftlich-technischen und IT-Bereich zu ermutigen. Besonderheiten, Chancen und Grenzen eines solchen Mentoring-Angebots sollen anhand dieses Beispiels dargestellt und über Ergebnisse zweier durchgeführter Evaluationsstudien soll berichtet werden." (Autorenreferat)"In Germany, girls achieve better average results in their final school examinations and are more successful than boys in their college and university courses. It appears, however, that girls and young women are unable to take full advantage of their superior educational credentials when entering the job market. Women are faced with a narrower field of career choices and they tend to select occupations with lower salaries and fewer opportunities for career advancement. At the transitional point between college or university and work, job entry mentoring is often used to help people get jobs, but it is rarely used to support the transitions involving occupational training. This article presents the latter type by the example of the 'occupational education' branch of the 'Ada-Lovelace-Project', professional mentoring designed to encourage girls to choose a job in a scientific, technical or IT-related field. Special features, prospects and limitations of this form of mentoring will be described, and accounts of two studies currently in progress will be given." (author's abstract)
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2014-07-01Type
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oai:gesis.izsoz.de:document/389881862-5002
http://www.ssoar.info/ssoar/handle/document/38988
urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-389887
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