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Career Guidance Initiative by Baden-Württemberg Foundation: Engaging Participants in Career...
Career Guidance Initiative by Baden-Württemberg Foundation: Engaging Participants in Career Planning for ...

Tech Exploration and Employment Innovation in Mannheim (2+4.06.)

Supporting 8th Graders at Humboldtschule Hauptschule with Career Orientation in MINT Sectors

In an effort to aid students in making informed decisions about their future careers, the COACHING4FUTURE program initiated by Baden-Württemberg Stiftung gGmbH will visit the Humboldtschule Hauptschule with Werk-Realschule Neckarstadt on June 2 and 4, 2025. Two coaches will present training and study paths in the MINT disciplines (Mathematics, Informatics, Natural Sciences, and Technology).

During these visits, students will engage in interactive presentations showcasing various scientific research areas, including future-oriented fields like housing, mobility, medicine, and environmental protection. The coaches, Julian Rössler and Dr. Orfeas Dintsis, will provide examples to help students understand the tasks and potential work areas in MINT careers.

Furthermore, on these days, a robotics workshop will be offered for students, where they will have the opportunity to experiment with cube modules to solve given tasks. Through this hands-on experience, students can learn more about information technology careers and robotics in everyday life and workplaces.

Young people seeking guidance in their career choices may find further information on the online platform www.coaching4future.de. The site features a career navigator interest test that matches personal strengths and interests to suitable MINT studies and training professions. Additionally, network companies associated with the program present their training and dual study offers in the MINT sector.

The COACHING4FUTURE program is a collaborative endeavor involving the Baden-Württemberg Stiftung, the regional employer association SÜDWESTMETALL, and the Regional Directorate Baden-Württemberg of the Federal Employment Agency. The aim is to foster the skilled workforce required by Baden-Württemberg's thriving industrial and technological sectors.

To prepare for editorial visits, registration is recommended in advance. The event's schedule and more information about COACHING4FUTURE can be found on its website (https://www.coaching4future.de/programm/service/presse). Note that this is an internal school event, so advance registration is required for participation.

[1]: The COACHING4FUTURE program supports students in exploring and deciding on future careers in MINT disciplines (Mathematics, Informatics, Natural Sciences, and Technology) by providing interactive learning experiences, guidance on career paths, and inspiration.[2]: The program features interactive lectures, workshops, and hands-on demonstrations such as building robots and exploring modern industry applications.[3]: Providing concrete and practical exposure to MINT fields helps students understand the variety of career options available and what each entails, supporting informed decision-making about their future professions.[4]: Showcasing real-world applications of technology and science is designed to spark students' interest and enthusiasm for technical careers.[5]: In addition to school visits, mobile exhibitions like the "DISCOVER INDUSTRY" technology truck offer hands-on experiences of current technologies at schools, linking classroom knowledge with industry realities.

[1]: The COACHING4FUTURE program, focusing on technology and education-and-self-development, offers students chances to investigate future careers in the MINT sectors (Mathematics, Informatics, Natural Sciences, and Technology) through interactive learning activities, career path guidance, and inspirational presentations.

[2]: The program comprises interactive lectures, hands-on workshops like robotics, and practical demonstrations of modern-day technology applications in workplaces, thereby enhancing students' understanding of MINT career possibilities.

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