Students say that they have to work much more often while studying at university than their parents and full-time graduates of institutes and universities. This was demonstrated by a SuperJob survey, the results of which were reviewed by socialbites.ca.
86% of full-time students at universities are confident that students should work: 46% believe that they can work only in the specialization in which they studied, and 40% 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 about the need to work while studying full-time (51%). However, if there is a need for work, parents are more likely to look for a place in their field of expertise.
The least supportive of working while studying full-time are Russians who graduated from universities as full-time students (46%). And if a year ago the same number of graduates shared ideas about where exactly they would work in their field or in any field, today the priority is to work in their field of specialization.
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