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Start of project: October 2022
End of project: June 2025
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Data collection for the certificate “Fan project in accordance with the National Plan for Safety in Sports” (German: „Fanprojekt nach dem Nationalen Konzept Sport und Sicherheit“)
In Germany, there is a dense network of social work institutions in the field of adolescent soccer fans (“fan projects”) that work in accordance with [Read More]In Germany, there is a dense network of social work institutions in the field of adolescent soccer fans (“fan projects”) that work in accordance with the National Plan for Safety in Sports (German: Nationales Konzept Sport und Sicherheit). A certification of those fan projects has been launched in 2010. Offering fan projects an instrument of quality control, the certification is intended to pursue multiple goals: Establishing a common standard for fan projects, increasing confidence in the work of fan projects, and improving the working context of fan projects. The certificate is awarded on the basis of a recommendation by the Quality Management Group of the Centre for Fan Project Coordination of the German Sports Youth (German: Koordinationsstelle Fanprojekte bei der Deutschen Sportjugend). The Quality Management Group includes representatives from soccer, the highest state and family authorities, science, and fan projects themselves. After the certification was revised and tested by CEval GmbH in two previous projects and subsequently rolled out nationwide by collecting the information required for the certification in all fan projects, CEval GmbH has now been commissioned with the data collection for the third phase of the certification process for the current 71 fan projects.
Management: Vera Hennefeld | Co-Worker: Sabrina Göbel, Sandra Bäthge, Tanja Stockmann | Cooperation Partner: Our ProjectsImpact Analysis
Start of project: November 2023
End of project: January 2025
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Tracer study of alumni of the Max Weber Foundation’s institutes abroad 2005-2022
The Max Weber Foundation (MWS) is one of the leading organizations supporting German research in humanities and social sciences abroad. Therefore, the foundation maintains 11 [Read More]The Max Weber Foundation (MWS) is one of the leading organizations supporting German research in humanities and social sciences abroad. Therefore, the foundation maintains 11 institutes located around the world, which have a bridging function between the host countries and Germany. The institutes abroad play a particularly important role in the professional development and support of young academics in an international and interdisciplinary environment.
CEval GmbH has been contracted by the MWS to carry out a tracer study. The study analyzed the professional careers of former employees who worked at one of the MWS's institutes abroad in a qualification position or a long-term scholarship and who left between 2005 and 2022. The aim of the study was to evaluate the success and, thus, the competitiveness of the promotion of young academics at the institutes and to derive recommendations for optimizing the foundation's future funding activities on this basis.
The tracer study followed a mixed-methods approach combining qualitative and quantitative instruments for data collection and analysis. An online survey, semi-structured interviews and a secondary data analysis were applied. The study was implemented remotely.
Management: Sandra Bäthge | Co-Worker: Vera Hennefeld, Sabrina Göbel, Tanja StockmannClient: Max Weber Foundation
