Educational Programs for Iranian High School Girls and its Effect on Students' Skill Improvement (1343-1353 Ah)

Women’s education is one of the important elements since the time of constitutionalism. The lack of suitable educational facilities was one of the obstacles to the realization of the widespread interest in higher education among girls. Karim Fatemi, one of the educational directors of the second Pahlavi era, knowing the cultural roots of obstacles of the aforementioned problem, realized the importance of girls' high schools in 1343 and designed the educational programs of the school in compliance with the country's educational laws. His effort was to design and launch courses that train specialized skills that will be made students ready for employment opportunities. In this research, using the descriptive-analytical approach, we have analyzed the possible effect of the educational programs of the seven majors and extracurriculars of these schools in improving the students' skills until 1353. The scoring of students entering university, as well as the demand for interns from many institutions, shows the positive effect of the course headings of the programs and extra programs in changing the cultural atmosphere of society regarding the education of women and the use of their specialized capabilities.