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The objective of this project (part of the National Research Programme 43, "Education and Employment") is to shed light on the relationship between work and identity under the condition of current changes in labour relations. On the one hand, it examines how identities change when continuity in employment in a profession is no longer given and learning becomes a permanent requirement for people. On the other hand, it must be determined what role identity plays in the process of acquiring new qualifications in in-company training or as a formal qualification, embarking on a new professional direction or opening up a new field within the current occupation.
In this context, education is addressed through personal educational history, job-related qualification requirements and further professional training. The project proceeds in three methodological steps. In the first phase, biographical interviews will be conducted with 59 people who have had a continuous or discontinuous career. The analysis focuses on the individual constructions of professional biography and identity. In the second stage, expert interviews and document analyses on personnel policy, further training and work organisation will be conducted in 14 companies, which provide varying degrees of flexibility in their work. In addition, employees are interviewed in writing; the questions are derived from the types established in the first phase and the organization-specific conditions. The evaluations serve to examine types of interrelationships between professional development and identity development and to concretise company measures to support an identity-promoting approach to work flexibilisation. In the third phase, measures are developed in cooperation with the studied companies with the aim of negotiating a fair "psychological contract". In the interest of active knowledge transfer, contact with educational institutions is sought at an early stage so that possible consequences can be discussed with them on an ongoing basis. In addition to practical orientation, the theoretical goal is to discuss the existing criticism of the research area of work and identity, e.g. the assumption of the stability of both work and identity as well as the neglect of the ecological perspective, and to integrate it into an expanded concept.

Einstellung der Bevölkerung zur Erwachsenenbildung.

Themen: Bildungsvorstellungen und unerfüllte Bildungswünsche; Aufgaben
der Erwachsenenbildung; Einstellung zur Volkshochschule; besuchte
Weiterbildungsveranstaltungen; Beteiligung am kulturellen Leben;
Kinobesuch; präferierte Filmtypen; Zeitschriftennutzung; Interesse an
Lesering und Buchgemeinschaften; der einzelne in der modernen
Gesellschaft; Einstellung zur Berufstätigkeit der Frau; Lebenswünsche
und Lebensziele; Anzahl der gewünschten Kinder; Einstellung zur
Geburtenkontrolle; Religiosität; Besitz und Kaufwunsch von
wiederaufladbaren Taschenlampen; Parteipräferenz; Ortsansässigkeit; Art
des Wohnens und Ausstattung mit Bad, Garten und Heizung.

Demographie: Berufstätigkeit der Frau; Beruf; Haushaltungsvorstand;
Konfession; Religiosität; Schulbildung; Parteipräferenz; Alter
(klassiert); Einkommen (klassiert); Familieneinkommen (klassiert);
Familienstand; Kinderzahl; Flüchtling; Haushaltsgröße;
Haushaltszusammensetzung; Wohnsituation; Besitz langlebiger
Wirtschaftsgüter; Geschlecht; Bundesland.

Interviewerrating: Schichtzugehörigkeit; Ortsgröße;
Kooperationsbereitschaft.

John Dewey's one main character philosophic Pragmatism States that: the Educational process has no end beyond itself in its own end. The term statement of the concept of lifelong education began in the Western philosophic pragmatism developed there. The concept of lifelong education believes that education is not only limited to education at the school but continued up to the end of life. The concept of lifelong education appears along with the emergence of some of the challenges in the world of education as presented by Paul Lengard of which include: the rate of change, demographic expansion, innovation in science and technology, the challenge of politics, information and crisis in the pattern of life. The concept of education is apparently emerging from some Hadith of the Prophet Muhammad that encourages humans to continue to study until the end of his life. This paper tries to expose the concept of lifelong education according to the Islamic education.

John Dewey's one main character philosophic Pragmatism States that: the Educational process has no end beyond itself in its own end. The term statement of the concept of lifelong education began in the Western philosophic pragmatism developed there. The concept of lifelong education believes that education is not only limited to education at the school but continued up to the end of life. The concept of lifelong education appears along with the emergence of some of the challenges in the world of education as presented by Paul Lengard of which include: the rate of change, demographic expansion, innovation in science and technology, the challenge of politics, information and crisis in the pattern of life. The concept of education is apparently emerging from some Hadith of the Prophet Muhammad that encourages humans to continue to study until the end of his life. This paper tries to expose the concept of lifelong education according to the Islamic education.