The campaign day has already enabled more than 650,000 girls to discover professions in which women are still underrepresented. On Girls' Day, schoolgirls from Year 5 onwards experience the world of work in future-oriented professions in technology, trades, engineering and natural sciences or get to know female role models in management positions in business and politics. Girls' Day has become an important personnel marketing tool for companies in Germany.
Information and downloadable materials are available for girls at www.girls-day.de and for boys at www.boys-day.de. The town of Bad Homburg v.d.Höhe, as an employer and trainer, is once again offering places for girls in areas that are not typical for women. The contact person is Britta Stalter, telephone 06172 100-1115 In addition, the companies will post their offers on the campaign map on the Internet. Companies that do not wish to post their offers online have been asked to inform us of their offers so that we can pass them on. So it might be worth asking.
As 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, you can invite schoolgirls to Girls' Day. You enter your Girls' Day activity online. Girls, parents, teachers and other interested parties can call up your location and further information on the Internet.
As an employee of a company, public authority or institute, you can initiate hands-on activities, experiments, talks and company tours for Girls' Day or offer your support with the organization and implementation.
Girls can find out more about the campaign day and the topic of career orientation on the Girls' Day website. They can select a Girls' Day event there and register for it online or by telephone.
As a parent, you can accompany your daughter on her decision path. Support her in her search for a suitable Girls' Day place.
As a school principal or teacher, you can inform your students and their parents about the day and draw the attention of companies in your region to the day. You can enter your school on the Girls' Day website to facilitate contacts in your region. Teachers can download free teaching materials to prepare for and follow up on Girls' Day as well as alternative lesson plans for boys and girls.
