Many girls learned about professions on this day of action. There were more than 650,000 girls. Few women work in these professions. On Girls' Day, schoolgirls from Year 5 onwards experience the world of work. They learn about careers in technology, trades, engineering and natural sciences. They also meet women in leading positions in business and politics. Girls' Day is important for companies in Germany. It helps in the search for new employees.
Information and downloadable materials are available for girls at www.girls-day.de. Boys can find it at www.boys-day.de. As an employer and trainer, the town of Bad Homburg v.d.Höhe is once again offering places for girls in areas that are not typically reserved for women. The contact person is Britta Stalter, telephone 06172 100-1115. The companies also post their offers on the campaign map on the Internet. Companies that do not want to post their offers on the Internet should let us know what they have to offer. Then we can pass it on. So it might be worth asking.
You are a board member, manager or director of a company or business, a university or research institution, an educational center, a public authority or a department. Then you can invite schoolgirls to Girls' Day. You enter your Girls' Day activity online. Girls, parents, teachers and other interested parties can see your location and more information on the Internet.
They work in a company, a public authority or an institute. You can carry out activities, experiments, discussions and explorations for Girls' Future Day. You can also help with the organization and implementation.
Girls can find out more on the Girls' Day website. It provides information about the campaign day and the topic of career orientation. Girls can choose a Girls' Day event. They can register online or by telephone.
Parents can support their daughter in making decisions. Help your daughter to find a suitable Girls' Day place.
School administrators and teachers can inform students and parents about the event. They can draw the attention of companies in the region to the day. Schools can register on the Girls' Day website. This enables them to make contacts in the region. Teachers can find teaching materials there. These materials are for the preparation and follow-up of Girls' Day. They can also be used for alternative lesson plans for boys and girls on the day. The download is free of charge.
