young people’s perspectives verona 2012 – a project by the german, portuguese and spanish group

Young Young People’s People’s

PerspectivesPerspectives

Verona 2012 – A project by the German, Portuguese and Spanish

group

Do we think the Spanish and Germanys' Do we think the Spanish and Germanys' education system prepares us well education system prepares us well

enough?enough?

Does young people want to go to a foreign country?

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Are we optimistic thinking about our future?

Young People’sYoung People’s PerspectivesPerspectives

Survey ResultsSurvey Results



Fig1. Are you optimistic about your future?

Fig2. Do you find your education system good enough?


Survey ResultsSurvey ResultsYoung People’sYoung People’s PerspectivesPerspectives

Fig3. Where do Young adults want to go?

Spanish Vs. German Spanish Vs. German PerspectivesPerspectives

Germany people: • Good perspectives .• Many places for an apprenticeships , not enough

university places. • But young people wants to stay in their country.

Spanish people:• Bad perspectives.• Most of the people wants to

go abroad.• The education system is not

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Migration in Migration in The Europeean The Europeean

UnionUnion

ImmigrationAction by which a person establishes his or her usual residence in the territory of a Member State for a period that is, or is expected to be, of at least 12 months, having previously been usually resident in another Member State or a third country.

Action by which a person, having

previously been usually resident in

the territory of a Member State,

ceases to have his or her usual

residence in that Member State for

a period that is, or is expected to be,

of at least 12 months.

Emigration



Data Source: Eurostat / ILO / UN / National Entities - Joint Annual Migration Data QuestionnaireEurostat / UN / NSI - Rapid, Joint, Nowcast Data Collections

Source: PORDATA

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The most searched The most searched countries in the EUcountries in the EU


Fig4. Gross Immigration Rate 2005-2011 (%)

The countries thatThe countries that

people tend to leave in the EU people tend to leave in the EU

Data Source: Eurostat / ILO / UN / National Entities - Joint Annual Migration Data QuestionnaireEurostat / UN / NSI - Rapid, Joint, Nowcast Data Collections

Source: PORDATA

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Fig5. Gross Emigration Rate 200-2011 (%)

Reasons for migratingReasons for migrating

• Economy

• Political Situation



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• Family Re-unification

• Forced to flee




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• Adventures

• Studies




Facts that difficult integration:

•Racist reactions

•Cultural closure

•Troubles with the residence permission

InterviewsInterviews



Main reasons to emigrate:

•Economical matters

•Political situation of their country

•Someone they know suggested them to




Goals reached:

•Better economic conditions

•Better life quality

•The access to public education




Young Young perspectives for perspectives for

Family and Family and EducationEducation



Do young people feel that there is a

big difference in education in

Europe?Do young people feel that there is a

big difference in education in

Europe? What is the future that young people expect to have?

What is the future that young people expect to have?

Young people are educated

in very different ways?Young people are educated

in very different ways?

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• It was these and other questions that led us to try to understand the differences that exist in the countries of Europe!

• We applied the same survey in the three countries, from which we understand better how the family and the education of our youth!



Is any difference with the family Is any difference with the family

and education in different and education in different

European countries?European countries?



Fig5. Germany

Fig6. Portugal

Fig7. Spain

Difference with the family and Difference with the family and

education in different European education in different European

countries?countries?• It is different in…

- culture- school system- values- politics- mentalities- lifestyles



Could you get a better Could you get a better

education in a different country?education in a different country?



Fig8. Answers of the 3 groups

• Yes, in…- USA- Scandinavia- England- Germany- France- Netherlands- Australia


Young People’sYoung People’s PerspectivesPerspectivesCould you get a better Could you get a better

education in a different country?education in a different country?

How would you describe your How would you describe your

relationship with your parents?relationship with your parents?



Fig9. Germany

Fig10. Portugal

Fig11. Spain

How would you describe How would you describe

your relationship with your parents?your relationship with your parents?

• They would like to improve…- communication- home environment- the relationship- certain attitudes



What do you think of the kind of What do you think of the kind of

education you get at the moment?education you get at the moment?



Fig12. Level of Liberty estimated

What are your plans for theWhat are your plans for the

future (after school)? future (after school)?

University Internship, apprenticeship

Exchange semester

Gap yearSomething different



SummarySummary• The three countries believe that there is a difference in

education in different European countries

• With the highest percentage, the spanish people say they would have a better education in a different country

• Portugal and Germany are the only ones to say they have a good relationship with their parents

• The spanish people, with the highest percentage, think they have too much freedom in their education. While the portuguese say their relationship with their parents is great



Culture and Culture and Europe’s Young Europe’s Young

AdultsAdults



According to According to CARLA…CARLA…



”Culture is defined as the shared patterns of behaviors and interactions, cognitive constructs, and affective understanding that are learned through a process of socialization. These shared patterns identify the members of a culture group while also distinguishing those of another group.”

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ResultsResults



What’s yours?What’s yours?



Culture ShockCulture Shock



What is culture for What is culture for you?you?



Where does it Where does it come from?come from?



Small cultures and Small cultures and globalizationglobalization



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Impacts on LifeImpacts on LifeYoung People’sYoung People’s PerspectivesPerspectives


In the end…In the end…Young People’sYoung People’s PerspectivesPerspectives


Young People’s Young People’s PerspectivesPerspectives

Spanish TeamSpanish TeamTeachers

Rosa ManzanalAna Carretero Torres

StudentsAndrea Bassa

Anna De Gea FiterCarla Tous MayolCaroline Rymer

Viana Montoro RiveroDídac Serrano

Thibault Ribera

Portuguese TeamPortuguese TeamTeachers

Maria GonçalvesJorge Rocha

Noémia SantosStudentsMaria Pio

Rita BaptistaAna RaposoAndré SilvaAna Raquel

Jéssica SantosAdriana Bandeira

German TeamGerman TeamTeachers

Sarah SunshineMichael Leetz

StudentsPatricia BushAnna PfeifferDavid Reuben

Alexander MerzYuyi Yang

Sonja BenderSelim Jendoubi


SourcesSources


http://www.carla.umn.edu/culture/definitions.htmlhttp://www.agr1beja.pt/site/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=81:comenius-3-folktales&catid=35:recenteshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Indiahttp://on-memetics.blogspot.pt/2011/12/case-for-private-culture.htmlhttp://www.wycliffe.net/topics/tabid/66/Default.aspx?topic-id=4http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Emmigrationhttp://www.graphicshunt.com/images/airplane-13368.htmmovhumanismodemocracia.blogspot.comwikitravel.orghttp://nmfamilyedcenter.org/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EducationFederal Office for Migration

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