russian media: more than half of russians surveyed are willing to spend money on their own education in the new school year
2024-09-04
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[global times comprehensive report] russia's izvestia reported on the 3rd that a survey conducted by analysts of the "grafin" financial education project showed that more than half of russians plan to increase investment in self-development and education in the new school year.
the survey of 1,500 russians showed that 56 percent of respondents intend to increase their education spending at the start of the new school year, while 70 percent said they receive education regularly.
in terms of the amount of investment in education, 74% of the respondents are willing to invest more than 10,000 rubles (about 800 yuan) per year. among them, 13% are willing to invest 10,000 to 30,000 rubles, 29% are willing to invest 30,000 to 50,000 rubles, 23% are willing to invest 50,000 to 100,000 rubles, and 9% are willing to invest more than 100,000 rubles. only 1/8 of the respondents believe that it is not necessary to invest in self-education.
when asked which areas of education they were most interested in, 34% of respondents chose subjects that could promote all-round intellectual development, such as vocal music, foreign languages and art. psychology ranked second with 30%, teamwork skills ranked third with 19%, and sports activities ranked fourth with 9%.
in terms of ways to achieve self-development, 23% of respondents said they were reading relevant books, 22% were taking professional courses and training, and 20% were receiving higher education in a professional field.
the survey also found that russians are increasingly inclined to adopt a hybrid learning approach. 45% of respondents said they use both online and offline learning resources. 26% prefer offline learning, and 29% learn entirely online.
in terms of the relationship between age and learning, 78% of the respondents believe that it is equally important to continue learning after the age of 35. among them, one-third of the respondents believe that learning should be strengthened before the age of 45, 18% of the respondents believe that learning should be continued before the age of 60, and 27% firmly believe that it is never too late to learn. (liu yupeng)
(source: global times)
