Trends in education, 2011 (vol. 4), issue 1

TVV 2011, 4(1):175-178

VOCATIONAL PREFERENCES OF URBAN YOUTH AFTER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

PIETRUK Witold
Poradnia Psychologiczno-Pedagogiczna w Grodkowie,

The article presents the results of a questionnaire undertook among the third-year students of junior high school Brzeg area (from Opole Province). The aim of the research was to specify the vocational preferences of youth from urban schools as well as to show the types of school and occupations most often chosen by them. Furthermore, the preferences of students that have an influence on choice of their further education are presented in this article.

Keywords: vocational preferences, third-year students of junior high school from urban area, choosing appropriate school and occupation.

Published: July 1, 2011  Show citation

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PIETRUK, W. (2011). VOCATIONAL PREFERENCES OF URBAN YOUTH AFTER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL. Trends in education, 4(1), 175-178
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