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How many students want to move abroad – a survey
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About it It is said The analytical report on the results of the study “The War, Education and Social Capital” of the Saved Charitable Foundation.
According to a survey, 46% of students in grades 8-11 have Optimistic moods Concerning the future of Ukraine. Of these, 15% are fully convinced of this.
Another 16% of students look at the country’s future pessimisticallyand 33% – do not choose any of the options.
The most optimistic students from the western regions (49%). Positive moods also share 44% of students from the central and northern regions and 43% of the front.
Most teenagers believes in your own strength. 42% believe that schooling gives them confidence in the implementation of life plans.
One third of the students (34%) already have clear Plans for the futureanother 48% hesitate between several options, and 18% have not decided on the choice of life after school.
Most often, teenagers talk about joining Ukrainian universities (53%), technical schools and colleges (17%) or other plans within the country (15%). At the same time, 12% consider going abroad.
Where do Ukrainian students want to live?
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30% of the surveyed students expressed their desire stay to live in his locality. Among the factors that influence it are the possibility of employment, a sense of belonging to the community and the presence of friends.
Another 22% of students intend to move within Ukraine, and 30% have not decided. The remaining 22% of teens would like go abroad.
Those who want to move to another settlement or abroad are most among the students from the frontlines (23% and 27%, respectively), and the least among the inhabitants of the western regions (15% and 18%).
The survey was conducted in more than 120 schools located in Ukraine -controlled territories. It was attended by 1924 students of grades 8-11.
Recall, survey showedthat 11% of adults would like to move abroad for permanent residence. And 76% optimistically evaluate Ukraine’s future.
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How many students want to move abroad – a survey
Tonodiaz/Depositphotos
About it It is said The analytical report on the results of the study “The War, Education and Social Capital” of the Saved Charitable Foundation.
According to a survey, 46% of students in grades 8-11 have Optimistic moods Concerning the future of Ukraine. Of these, 15% are fully convinced of this.
Another 16% of students look at the country’s future pessimisticallyand 33% – do not choose any of the options.
The most optimistic students from the western regions (49%). Positive moods also share 44% of students from the central and northern regions and 43% of the front.
Most teenagers believes in your own strength. 42% believe that schooling gives them confidence in the implementation of life plans.
One third of the students (34%) already have clear Plans for the futureanother 48% hesitate between several options, and 18% have not decided on the choice of life after school.
Most often, teenagers talk about joining Ukrainian universities (53%), technical schools and colleges (17%) or other plans within the country (15%). At the same time, 12% consider going abroad.
Where do Ukrainian students want to live?
Saved
30% of the surveyed students expressed their desire stay to live in his locality. Among the factors that influence it are the possibility of employment, a sense of belonging to the community and the presence of friends.
Another 22% of students intend to move within Ukraine, and 30% have not decided. The remaining 22% of teens would like go abroad.
Those who want to move to another settlement or abroad are most among the students from the frontlines (23% and 27%, respectively), and the least among the inhabitants of the western regions (15% and 18%).
The survey was conducted in more than 120 schools located in Ukraine -controlled territories. It was attended by 1924 students of grades 8-11.
Recall, survey showedthat 11% of adults would like to move abroad for permanent residence. And 76% optimistically evaluate Ukraine’s future.