What do I want to be: Episode 12

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What do I want to be: Episode 12

Our career choice podcast accompanies young people on the exciting and often gruelling search for the right job. In episode 12, Leila talks about her passion for nature, animals and driving a tractor.
Text: Franziska Engelhardt / Podcast Forge

Picture: zVg

We visit Leila, 33, on a farm in the Bernese Seeland. She studied social work and worked in youth centres with children with mental disabilities. But even as a child she knew what she wanted to do: Working with animals in the countryside and driving a tractor. That's why she decided to do a shortened apprenticeship as a farmer. Now she combines both professions: Leila trains young people with learning difficulties on the farm. In the last episode of our career choice podcast, we show The first career choice is not a final decision, but a first step; a beginning that can be built upon.

What do I want to be: The podcast

Our career choice podcast comprises twelve episodes of ten minutes each.

All episodes in the overview:

  • Episode 1: First steps
  • Episode 2: The careers counsellor
  • Episode 3: Nimue, 18, carpenter
  • Episode 4: The career ambassadors
  • Episode 5: My personal coach
  • Episode 6: The student and the artist
  • Episode 7: Orion, 18, healthcare specialist EFZ
  • Episode 8: Apprenticeship or grammar school?
  • Episode 9: Naemi dares to make a fresh start
  • Episode 10: Drop out or carry on?
  • Episode 11: Lorena, 16, computer scientist EFZ
  • Episode 12: Success story on the farm
The overview of all podcast contributions from the current career choice booklet for download

What do I want to be?

The twelve-part career choice podcast was created in cooperation with the Swiss parents' magazine Fritz+Fränzi and Pro Familia; the producer is Podcast-Schmiede. The individual episodes last around ten minutes.
This text was originally published in German and was automatically translated using artificial intelligence. Please let us know if the text is incorrect or misleading: feedback@fritzundfraenzi.ch