In Crimea, 81% of full-time university students are confident that students need to work

CrimeaPRESS reports:

Students say that they need to work while studying at a university much more often than their parents and graduates of full-time institutes and universities. Graduates and full-time students of universities, as well as parents of students and applicants of the class of 2024 took part in the survey of the service for finding high-paying jobs SuperJob.

81% of full-time university students are confident that students need to work: 46% only in the specialty for which they are studying, 35% believe that they can work in any field where they will be hired without experience. Parents of students and applicants are much less likely to be confident in the need to work while studying full-time (51%): “Studying is special work, it’s work for the future, only one-time extra work is possible, subject to good academic performance.” But if there is a need for work, then parents are also more often in favor of looking for a place in their specialty,” noted the service’s press service.

The least number of those who are in favor of working while studying full-time are among Crimeans who graduated from universities with full-time education (44%): “Work interferes with quality education.”

Dates: November 1–15, 2023

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