Empowering Female Heads of Households: The Impact of Social Learning Career Counseling on Home Business Behavior

This research investigates the transformative power of social learning career counseling on the entrepreneurial behavior of women serving as the primary breadwinners in their households. By adopting a mixed-methods approach, this study examines how structured mentorship and skill-building initiatives can significantly enhance their business acumen, financial literacy, and overall professional success. The findings highlight the potential of holistic career guidance to foster empowered, resilient, and innovative female entrepreneurs, ultimately contributing to economic development and social equity. Women who are the heads of their households often face unique challenges when it comes to balancing work and family responsibilities. Many turn to home-based businesses as a way to earn income while still being able to care for their families. However, running a successful home-based business requires a unique set of skills and knowledge. Career counseling can be a valuable tool for helping these women develop the skills they need to succeed in the world of entrepreneurship. This article explores the impact of social learning career counseling on the behavior of female household heads engaged in home-based businesses.

Keywords:

Social Learning Career Counseling , Female Heads of Households , Home Business , Entrepreneurship , Economic Development , Financial Literacy