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LESSON 1
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Objective
You will critically examine and discuss gender stereotypes related to career choices. You will learn about the importance of breaking free from traditional gender roles in the workforce. You will develop an understanding of diverse career options available to individuals.
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Warm up activity
Is this a "boy" thing or a "girl" thing?
Move to one side of the room according to your opinion.
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How many jobs can you think of?
5. Open question
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Which career are you interested in?
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What new jobs will there be in 10 years times?
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Which jobs won't exist anymore in 10 years times?
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DISCUSSION
Why is it important for people of all backgrounds and genders to have equal opportunities in the workplace?
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It's important because everyone deserves a fair chance to pursue their interests and talents without being held back by stereotypes or discrimination. When everyone has equal opportunities, society benefits from a wider pool of talent and ideas.
Example answer
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DISCUSSION
Have you ever encountered stereotypes about certain careers or jobs? How do these stereotypes affect people's career choices?
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Example answer
Yes, stereotypes can influence our beliefs about what we're "supposed" to be good at or interested in. For example, if someone believes that only boys are good at math, they might avoid pursuing a math-related career, even if they have the skills and interest.
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Girls and boys should be encouraged and supported to think beyond gender stereotypes and explore the full range of future career options open to them.
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Job sectors - Can you think of jobs for each sector?
15. Drawings
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Drawing activity - illustrate Career equality. We will vote for the best drawing!
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LESSON 2
Equality Act 2010
By the end of this lesson, you will have a clear understanding of the Equality Act 2010, its purpose, the concept of protected characteristics, and the protections it offers against discrimination, harassment, and victimisation.
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RECAP
Last lesson, we talked about career equality. Why is it important for people of all backgrounds and genders to have equal opportunities in the workplace? Have you ever encountered stereotypes about certain careers or jobs? How do these stereotypes affect people's career choices?
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The Equality Act 2010
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Complete worksheet
Answer questions career equality Design a presentation to explain the protected characteristics of the Equality act 2010 (Copy and paste "view only link")
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