The impact of completing mobilities abroad on the life of individuals in Czechia

The results of the survey provide insight into the real and long-term impacts of participation in international mobilities within the programs administered by DZS.

The research, carried out in collaboration with STEM/MARK, focused primarily on the following areas, based on a comparison of young people involved and not involved in mobilities:

• Remuneration
• Employment
• Competences
• Values
• Family background
• Satisfaction

Research objective

• To compare participants and non-participants in terms of their key competencies and income level

Target group

• Respondents aged 18-35 with at least a secondary-school education level
• Working for at least 1 year but no more than 10 years
• Working at least 30 hours per month in the last year
• Participated/not participated in an international educational or volunteering placement

Details of the survey

• Methodology: CAWI survey
• Number of interviews conducted: mobility participants n=301 and non-participants n=304
• Date of data collection: 7 - 21 December 2022
• Selection: quota sampling
• Data: unweighted