Diretrizes Para Ve??culo-Escola: Empreendedorismo Social no Ramo da Confeitaria Para Mulheres M??es Chefe de Fam??lia na RMSP.

The total number of residences with women in charge is a growing indicator, and it is important to emphasize that more than half of Brazilian households are female-headed nuclear families, in other words, family compositions that comprise a single (economically active) single mother and child(s) or a single mother (economically active), child(ren) and grandparents. Specifically, it was identified that the cities of Carapicu??ba, Itapevi and Jandira do not have, implemented, any kind of entrepreneurship actions aimed at Women Heads of Families (WHF), and in these locations they represent a population that does not have elementary education, with an income of up to two minimum wages and at least one underage child. Based on these initial considerations, the main objective of the study, which is condensed in this article, was to propose, from the comprehension and perception of the individual’s sense, requirements for professional training, via vehicle-school, of WHF, benefiting the local and global society through social entrepreneurship. Among the types of vehicles studied, the vehicle V.U.C. (Urban Cargo Vehicle) with a variation of the configuration “students and teacher IN (inside)”, the side of the vehicle will be lowered on a “stage” and projected out of the car for greater student participation. The focus of the classes to be developed with the vehicle refers to the manufacture of honeybreads for sale, also being carried out actions aimed at teach-learning the management of a small enterprise such as this. The choice of the honeybread as a guiding axis was due to the great durability of the product (up to 15 days, provided it is properly packaged) and the need for few materials and ingredients to make it. The school vehicle, as proposed, would serve 10 students per period, that is, with 1 vehicle, 4 hours training, for 280 days, will be generated learning an opportunity to increase the income of families headed by women who will participate in the project.