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Stark im Beruf — Programme fédéral d'intégration au marché du travail pour les mères issues de l'immigration (Allemagne)

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Le programme allemand « Stark im Beruf », cofinancé par le FSE, a fonctionné sur jusqu'à 115 sites locaux à l'échelle nationale (2015-2022), accompagnant individuellement des mères issues de l'immigration vers l'emploi. Une analyse d'impact du gouvernement a recensé plus de 18 000 mères accompagnées, près d'un tiers accédant à un emploi ou à une formation.

18,000+

Mères accompagnées individuellement (2015-2022)

13,000+

Achèvements du programme (2015-2022)

~1/3 of completers

Transitions vers l'emploi cotisé, la formation ou la qualification (2015-2022)

Details

Promoter: Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth (BMFSFJ), ESF co-funded
Period: 2015–2022 (succeeded by MY TURN, 2021–2027)
Keywords: labour market integration, migrant women, employment services, vocational training

Context

Les mères issues de l'immigration en Allemagne sont employées à des taux durablement inférieurs à ce que leurs qualifications laisseraient prévoir. Le programme fédéral cofinancé par le FSE « Stark im Beruf » (2015-2022), piloté par le ministère fédéral de la Famille (BMFSFJ), a mené jusqu'à 115 projets locaux combinant soutien linguistique du quotidien, coaching individuel et liens directs avec les agences pour l'emploi locales.

Results

À la mi-2022, plus de 18 000 mères avaient reçu un accompagnement individuel pouvant durer un an, plus de 13 000 avaient achevé le programme et près d'un tiers avait accédé à un emploi soumis à cotisations sociales, une formation ou une qualification reconnue, selon l'analyse d'impact du ministère lui-même (sans groupe témoin ; environ deux tiers n'avaient pas de transition d'emploi documentée à la fin du programme). L'approche a été reprise dans le programme ESF Plus 2021-2027 « MY TURN ».

Implementation

Implementation detail (cost, timeline, staffing, conditions for success) is not yet available for this practice.

Data sources

Where this practice's information was retrieved from, and when.

C-NAPSE web research — accessed 2026-07-05
Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth (BMFSFJ), ESF co-funded — accessed 2026-07-05
BMFSFJ — Starker Ansatz: Stark im Beruf, Wirkungsanalyse des Bundesprogramms — accessed 2026-07-05
ESF Germany — Stark im Beruf: Mütter mit Migrationshintergrund steigen ein — accessed 2026-07-05
mbeon — Stark im Beruf: Mothers with Immigrant Backgrounds Getting on Board — accessed 2026-07-05

Quality score: 96/100

How is this calculated?

Evidence: Observational / pre–post

Top 4% in this catalogue (719 scored practices)

Scores cluster high, so position within the catalogue is often more telling than the number alone.

Evaluation

Evaluated by C-NAPSE

Score profile — the dimensions behind the score — how it's computed

Transferability / replicability2/3

The approach was replicated across up to 115 local sites nationwide and carried forward into the successor ESF Plus programme 'MY TURN' (2021-2027), showing replication beyond the original pilot.

Impact on gender equality1/1

The BMFSFJ's own Wirkungsanalyse reports roughly a third of over 13,000 programme completers moving into socially-insured employment or training.

Effectiveness1/1

A dedicated government impact analysis was commissioned and published, evidencing the programme's employment-transition results.

Efficiency1/1

Delivery is embedded in existing job-centre and employment-agency infrastructure via local contact points rather than a new parallel bureaucracy.

Evaluated outcomes1/1

Formal outcome data (18,000+ supported, about a third into employment) is publicly documented in an official evaluation report.

Sustainability1/1

The programme ran for seven years (2015-2022) and was succeeded by a follow-on ESF Plus programme, showing continuity rather than a one-off pilot.

Achievement / evidence1/1

Concrete reach is documented: over 18,000 mothers individually supported and more than 13,000 completions.

Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1

The programme specifically targets the intersectional employment gap facing mothers with a migration background.

Curator validation1/1

Findings rest on an official, publicly available federal government evaluation report rather than marketing claims.

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Evidoria. Stark im Beruf — Programme fédéral d'intégration au marché du travail pour les mères issues de l'immigration (Allemagne). Persistent ID: 56123ef1-9699-451e-87ec-89979824f435.

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