Mütter und pflegende Frauen: Modellprogramm unterstützt die Berufsrückkehr nach langer Unterbrechung (Mothers and women with care responsibilities: Pilot Program supports re-entry after a long family-related absence)
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Bundesrepublik Deutschland ; berufliche Reintegration ; berufliche Reintegration ; Berufsorientierung ; Coaching ; Erfolgskontrolle ; Erwerbsunterbrechung ; Frauen ; Berufsrückkehrerinnen ; Kinderbetreuung ; Altenpflege ; Modellversuch ; Mütter ; Pflegetätigkeit ; Qualifizierungsmaßnahme ; Arbeitsvermittlung ; 2012-2014;All these keywords.
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