Outline of the event
The Kyoto High School Collaborative Research Council conducts this program with the aim of motivating high school students to learn so that they can move toward the future and contributing to the promotion of career education at each school.
Kyoto Katariba
This program aims to help current university students discuss their current selves and future selves with each high school student, listen to the experiences of university students, draw out the "motivation" in their hearts, and help high school students think about their future.
| 日程 | 実施対象校 |
|---|---|
| 2012年6月10日（日) | 京都の大学『学び』フォーラム滋賀会場内企画 |
| 2012年9月20日（木） | 京都府立洛水高等学校 |
| 2012年10月27日（土） | 京都の大学『学び』フォーラム京都会場内企画 |
| 2012年11月7日（水） | 京都市立日吉ヶ丘高等学校 |
| 2012年11月29日（木） | 京都府立洛西高等学校 |
| 2013年2月13日（水） | 京都府立乙訓高等学校 |
Project for students in the northern part of Kyoto Prefecture "Maruttoku"
This program aims not only to foster an image of going on to higher education but also to provide an opportunity to think about one's future by creating opportunities for high school students in the northern Kyoto Prefecture region, who have fewer opportunities to interact with universities on a daily basis than in the southern region of Kyoto Prefecture, and to hear various experiences and thoughts from university students and working adults in the region.
- Schedule
- Saturday, March 9, 2013 10:00~12:00
- Venue
- Kyoto Prefectural Ayabe High School Gymnasium
- Organizer
- Kyoto High School Collaborative Research Council (Secretariat: University Consortium Kyoto)
- Cooperation
- Marutto Design (Student Organization)
- participant
- 52 high school students, 18 university students (8 universities)
- Content
- Career Education Program
for High School Students in the Northern Region of Kyoto Prefecture (1) Icebreaker
(2) Storytelling
from University Students (3) Workshop 1 Triple Interview / Theme "What I Like" (4) Workshop 2 Dialogue / Theme "What I Value"(5) Today's review
Projects for Female Students
By providing opportunities for high school and university students who are about to make career choices to hear and discuss the reality of diverse career experiences from women who are actually working in society, we recognize the reality that work-life balance is required more than men, and the need to think about career development from a long-term perspective, and to establish awareness of career paths, and to raise awareness of the next generation of professionals, have a work ethic, and a vocational view. This initiative aims to help students choose their future career path.
On the day of the event, 9 working adults, 3 university students, and 11 high school students participated, and after the panel discussion, they were divided into three groups for group discussion. Group discussions were held in 20-minute shifts to allow us to engage and listen to more professionals.
- Schedule
- Saturday, February 23, 2013 9:30~11:40
- Venue
- Campus Plaza Kyoto 2F Conference Room 1
- Organizer
- Kyoto High School Collaborative Research Council (Secretariat: University Consortium Kyoto)
- participant
- 11 high school students, 3 university students, 9 working adults
- Content
- What do we do?! From now on, let's ♪ think together about "Women's work and lifestyle"
(1) Group work of high school and university students (2) Group work
of high school and university students and working adults
| アンケート結果 |
|---|
| ＜高校生・大学生＞ 「いろんな職種の女性の話、仮定の話も聞けたのがよかった」 「個人的なお話もできて嬉しかったし、新しい目線ができた」 「就活とは違った視点から話を聞けたのが良かった」 「普段聞けない話を近くで聞けて、未来をよりリアルに想像する材料になった」 「就活中の学生さんと話すこともできてよかった」 |
| ＜社会人＞ 「学生・生徒が悩んでいることの答えを見つけてあげることもできたと思うし社会人同志も異業種交流会のようで楽しかった」 「親や友人には話せないことも他人なら気軽に話せたのでは？」 「同じ女性として後輩に伝えることができるいい機会だと思う。母親以外の女性の将来像を持つことは案外難しいようだった」 「こういう企画はどんどん増やしていくべきだと思う。色んな職業があるが自分が目指している仕事からでなくても学べることはたくさんあると思う」 「非常に意味のある取組である。全くしがらみのない関係で、本音の部分をざっくばらんに語っていただき、生徒・学生の方も徐々に自分の悩み相談をはじめたりと良いグループワークになった。生徒・学生たちも互いにどんな目標を持って進学しようとしているのか、視野が広がったと思います」 |
