Jobs In The City: Women At Work

Series: Real World Series

Duration: 11

Year Published: 1972

Creator: CENTRON CORP.

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Copyright: Registered 7Feb72 · MP22348 (Jan-Jun 1972) Copyright holder: Centron Corp., Inc

Description: . Surveys the variety of professions that currently employ women, concluding that there are few occupations that are open only to men. Shows women working as computer programmers, radio and television technicans, doctors, lawyers, teachers, airplane test pilots, social workers, welders, painters, and newspaper printers. Stresses that it is just as important for young girls to think about their future careers as it is for young boys., Surveys the variety of professions that currently employ women, concluding that there are few occupations that are open only to men. Shows women working as computer programmers, radio and television technicians, doctors, lawyers, teachers, airplane test pilots, social workers, welders, painters, and newspaper printers. Stresses that it is just as important for young girls to think about their future careers as it is for young boys.

Complete Record: . Surveys the variety of professions that currently employ women, concluding that there are few occupations that are open only to men. Shows women working as computer programmers, radio and television technicans, doctors, lawyers, teachers, airplane test pilots, social workers, welders, painters, and newspaper printers. Stresses that it is just as important for young girls to think about their future careers as it is for young boys., Surveys the variety of professions that currently employ women, concluding that there are few occupations that are open only to men. Shows women working as computer programmers, radio and television technicians, doctors, lawyers, teachers, airplane test pilots, social workers, welders, painters, and newspaper printers. Stresses that it is just as important for young girls to think about their future careers as it is for young boys., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.