They give up their holidays and complete relaxation, deciding to work or dedicate themselves to study: 64% of Italian students will not go on a summer trip and 38% will find a job in August.
Only 25% will allow themselves a month of complete relaxation. The most popular jobs? Waiter on the premises near the house and entertainer in the tourist villages. This is what emerges from an In a Bottle study conducted on approximately 1,500 graduates and students with WOA (Web Opinion Analysis) methodology through online monitoring on the main social networks, forums and communities.
It is the fear that the contagion curve will increase in the holiday resorts (37%) and the desire to stay close to the family (25%) to push the kids to give up their holidays. After the months spent in the uncertainty caused by the pandemic, the younger ones mainly experience feelings of apprehension (61%) and anxiety (54%) thinking about what will happen from September. A large percentage (41%) is said to be motivated and positive.
Those who decide to leave (29%) will do so mainly in Italy (65%) and in reduced ranks (49% with a small group of selected friends, 25% at most with a couple of people).
Once the summer is over, 37% of the sample will continue or start training through universities or masters, 25% will immediately start working, while 32% will alternate study with internships.
The summer of the boys, few trips you study and look for work - Lifestyle
2020-08-01T16:46:16.685Z
They give up their holidays and complete relaxation, deciding to work or dedicate themselves to study: 64% of Italian students will not go on a summer trip and 38% will find a job in August. (HANDLE)