What New Hampshire Girls Say About Exploring Employment and Education
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1. Welcome

 

Welcome to our 2nd annual statewide survey of New Hampshire girls in 6th through 12th grade, What Teen Girls Say.

It was developed by girls and is sponsored by the the Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains.

Our survey runs from New Year’s to Valentine’s Day and should take about 10 minutes to complete. Your answers are CONFIDENTIAL and will be added to those of all participants.

Legislators and community leaders are interested in what you have to say about your plans for the future. This year’s survey focuses on what you’d like to do after high school. You may not know yet, and that’s o.k. – we want to hear about that too!

Survey results are presented by girls at the New Hampshire State House in the spring. Help us spread the word. Share this link with other teen girls...and thanks for your thoughts!

1. Have you figured out what you want to do after high school?

2. If yes, when did you decide?

3. What is your dream job?

4. Do your parents or guardians support your dream job choice?

5. What sparked an interest in your dream job?

6. What is the motivation behind your dream job choice?

7. Will you need further education or training for your dream job choice?

8. If yes, will you need:

9. Have you considered any other job choices?

10. Where would you/do you go if you want to find out more about a job or career?

11. Do you feel pressure to succeed?

 alwaysalmost alwayssometimesalmost nevernever
At school?
From parents/guardians?
From teachers or other school staff?
From yourself?

12. Do you plan to stay in New Hampshire to attend college or participate in job training?

13. Do you plan to stay in New Hampshire and work?

14. If attending college out of state, do you plan to return to New Hampshire to work?

15. If not returning right away, do you imagine yourself returning to live in New Hampshire at some point?

16. Are you influenced by your friends’ job, career, or college choices?

17. What might get in the way of achieving your dream job or career plan?

18. Are you working now?

19. If yes, is the job related to your dream job or is it just for money?

20. Do you volunteer?

21. If yes, is your volunteer job related to your dream job?

22. In work settings, have you ever:

 alwaysalmost alwayssometimesalmost nevernever
Arrived late without calling:
Regularly arrive early:
Asked for more responsibility:
Asked for a raise and not receive one:
Asked for a raise and received one:
Trained a new worker:

23. Would you like the opportunity to spend time with someone working in your chosen job or career (often called job shadowing) to see what it’s really like?

24. Would it be cool if your school offered credit for spending time with someone in a job you are interested in?

25. Have you had the chance to participate in an internship?

26. Does your school offer classes or individual help with career exploration?

27. Do you plan to become a parent?

28. If yes, at what age?

29. How would being a parent effect your dream job or career plan?

30. What kind of help do you need the most to make your dream job come true?

31. Anything else you want us to know about jobs or career planning?

32. Any ideas about ways to support other girls thinking about jobs, careers, and education?

33. Any other ideas or issues you would like to share?

34. To help us know this survey represents a good cross-section of New Hampshire schools, including private, public and home-schoolers, please tell us the name of your school, town and grade. All your answers are completely confidential!

35. To help our legislators know this survey includes teens in their area, please tell us which county you live in.

Thanks for your time. We wish you success!!