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Apr 29, 10:18

French Youth and Work: Satisfaction Despite Concerns Over Training and Pay

A new Institut Montaigne study surveying 6,000 French young people (16-30) in Fall 2024 reveals that while most are satisfied with their jobs, many feel underpaid and underprepared, challenging the stereotype of lazy youth.

French Youth and Work: Satisfaction Despite Concerns Over Training and Pay

A new Institut Montaigne study surveying 6,000 French young people (16-30) in Fall 2024 reveals that while most are satisfied with their jobs, many feel underpaid and underprepared, challenging the stereotype of lazy youth.

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What are the key findings of the Institut Montaigne study on the attitudes of young people toward work in France, and what are the immediate implications for the French labor market?

A recent study by the Institut Montaigne reveals that young people (16-30 years old) in France are largely satisfied with their jobs, contrary to popular belief. However, many express dissatisfaction with inadequate professional training and low wages. This was based on a survey of 6,000 young people in the fall of 2024.

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Feb 3, 01:11

Significant Skills Gap Between University Graduates and Employer Needs

A survey of 1600 graduates and HR leaders reveals a significant skills gap: 87% of graduates received better job training from employers than universities; key deficiencies include real-world experience, global mindset, teamwork, and AI/tech fluency; 94% of graduates regret their degree choice.

Significant Skills Gap Between University Graduates and Employer Needs

A survey of 1600 graduates and HR leaders reveals a significant skills gap: 87% of graduates received better job training from employers than universities; key deficiencies include real-world experience, global mindset, teamwork, and AI/tech fluency; 94% of graduates regret their degree choice.

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What are the most critical skill deficiencies graduates face, and what is their impact on employment prospects?

A significant skills gap exists between the skills graduates possess and the skills employers demand. 87% of graduates report receiving better job training from employers than from their undergraduate education, highlighting a critical need for improvement in higher education.

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