A recent nationwide survey by the Office of the Commissioner for Children, conducted in cooperation with Trnava University and involving more than 10,200 young people aged 16–17, found that up to 75% of Slovak youth are considering leaving Slovakia after high school.
The findings — which also prompted reaction from Slovak President Peter Pellegrini during the eighth session of the Youth Parliament — explore how young people perceive Slovakia, their future, and the society they are growing up in. The research forms part of a broader initiative aimed at creating a long-term “Vision for Slovakia Through the Eyes of Young People 2035.” We discussed the survey’s findings with Commissioner for Children Jozef Mikloško and psychologist Mária Dědová from Trnava University. Beyond the survey itself, we also spoke with youth shadow ministers for social affairs, foreign affairs, and education about their ideas, priorities, and vision for Slovakia’s future.
Vision of SVK_WEB
Máte problém s prehrávaním? Nahláste nám chybu v prehrávači.
