Social capital, young adults, socio-professional integration, Social Service Assistants, empowerment, resilience, QPV, periphery of the City, digital divide
A professional practice report on the socio-professional integration of young adults living in the periphery of the City, focusing on the role of Social Service Assistants in developing social capital.
[...] This critical review will enable me to become the professional I will become thanks to your teachings. This thesis, therefore, has been much more than a simple academic exercise. This is the culmination of an immersion, in direct contact with the realities of social services in which I was able to exercise my internship. It's there, on the ground, that my view of the environment and my future profession has been sharpened. I questioned myself on the usefulness of the service and our own mission as professionals. [...]
[...] Is this focus solely due to a lack of action levers, or are there other professional or ethical considerations that an ASS might take into account? Part 4 13: You have redirected your research question to focus on the specific challenges encountered by Social Service Assistants (Page 29). During your internship, what was the most significant challenge or ethical dilemma you faced in trying to apply the principles of good social work practice within the constraints of the service? 14: The concept of empowerment or power to act is central to your proposed approach (Page 26, Page 31, Page 34). [...]
[...] 28: The professionals you interviewed mentioned a need for better coordination among actors (Page 23, Page 26, Annex 4). Has your research provided insight into the reasons why this coordination often fails or is difficult to achieve in practice when supporting young people from QPVs? 29: You mention that your report should be submitted to the administrations and authorities for better public policy (Page 37). If you were to present a key policy recommendation based on your results, what would it be? [...]
[...] Questions / potential answers Part 1 How did you move from mobility issues (Page to socio-professional integration and the role of the ASS? Among the theoretical contributions (Pages 11-12), which one was the most enlightening to analyze your field data? Beyond the definitions of QPV (Pages what human reality observed on the ground most struck you? Does the concept of NEET (Pages 14) cover a homogeneous category, or did you observe a significant diversity in the QPV? Part 2 Regarding your semi-directive interviews (Page what was your sampling strategy for the young people, and how many did you interview beyond Ahmed and Sanaa? [...]
[...] To what extent can residing in a priority neighborhood of the city be a hindrance to the socio-professional integration of young people aged 18 to 25? - Thesis defense Oral speech Ladies and Gentlemen members of the jury, Mr./Ms./Mrs./Madam President, good morning. I present myself, a candidate like many others today for the State Diploma in Social Service Assistant. In social work, we often talk about the keychain of each person, for us young people this keychain gathers our different skills and talents, our hopes but also our aspirations. [...]
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