Many students in Yakutsk believe it's advantageous to balance their education and employment.
Students in Yakutsk Embrace Work and Study Balance, According to SuperJob Survey
A recent survey conducted by the high-paying job search service SuperJob has revealed that the majority of full-time university students in Yakutsk believe in the importance of work. The survey, which took place from July 1 to 31, did not find a significant majority advocating for students to focus solely on their studies without working.
The survey involved graduates, full-time university students, parents of students, and 2025 applicants. Among these groups, 41% of students in Yakutsk believe in balancing university studies with work in their field. On the other hand, 43% of students think that any job will do, while 26% of students themselves believe students should not work and focus solely on their studies.
Interestingly, among Yakutsk residents who have completed full-time university courses, 27% advocate working only in one's field, with 26% supporting any job. Among parents of full-time students and 2025 applicants, 34% think one should work in their field, while 8% believe students should not work and focus solely on their studies.
The survey results indicate a general trend towards student employment among the surveyed population. However, it is important to note that the search results do not provide direct or specific information regarding the opinions of Yakutsk students, parents, and 2025 applicants about working while studying or the percentage who believe in working only in their field.
Despite the lack of detailed information about Yakutsk, the survey results do provide valuable insights into the attitudes of the surveyed population towards student employment. The survey results showed a minority of individuals supporting the idea of students focusing solely on their studies without working.
In conclusion, the SuperJob survey suggests that the majority of full-time university students in Yakutsk are open to the idea of balancing work and study, with a smaller percentage advocating for working only in their field. The survey results also indicate a minority of individuals supporting the idea of students focusing solely on their studies without working.
Education and self-development are crucial for students in Yakutsk, as evidenced by the survey findings that 41% of students in Yakutsk believe in balancing university studies with work in their field. The survey further indicates that 27% of Yakutsk residents who have completed full-time university courses advocate working only in their field, demonstrating the importance of relevant work experience in their development.
