40 S. Kalinowskitake up the job incompatible with their aspirations. Simultaneously the fear concerning theincomes loss causes that this group more often decides to work in lower safety standards orthreatening health. People without education or of general education three times more oftendemonstrate the fear concerning the loss their work than the people with higher education(adequately 76%, 73% and 23,4%). They think that in relation to the lack of the adequateskills and realized trainings and courses they may be deprived of the job by employer.Financial limitations result in a low degree of rural youth’s involvement in extracurricularactivities aimed to develop their skills. This results in a decline in the developmentpotential of the group. According to Nelson and Phelps [1966], the technical society isobliged to make increasing investments in its own development in order to meet increasingtechnological expectations as the economy becomes saturated with imported knowledge.However, research shows that two out of five households are forced to reject anyextracurricular activities. It is a growing concern that in times of globalisation, only onefamily in four allocates extra money to studying foreign languages (Figure 5).The increase of the percentage of people supplementing their education is beneficialfor the whole society, as better educated people are able to decide on implementing innovationsfaster and use new techniques more effectively [Zajączkowska-Jakimiak 2006].Academic education is conducive to an increased flexibility in the labour market and aneasier adjustment to it and also influences the readiness to start work. Research showsthat people with academic and post-comprehensive education are more often ready tostart work instantly than people with vocational education or those without any education(Figure 6). A low percentage of people ready to start work instantly in all groups can bea symptom of accepting the hitherto situation, but also result from starting unregisteredwork. Accepting this form of work results mainly from the willingness to be paid a slightlyhigher salary and to improve one’s material situation at the expense of future security.The level of education correlates with the evaluation of one’s own material situation.It also affects the mentality of the respondents and, to a significant degree, determines theperception of reality. The households whose heads of family have academic educationevaluate better their own material situation in comparison with other households (Figureother – inne3,4private lessons, trainings – korepetycjecomputer classes – zajęcia komputerowe88,5music, rhytmics, dance – muzyka, rytmika, taniec13,4sports – sportforeign languages – języki obce24,124,7none – nie korzysta z żadnych43,20 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50Fig. 5.Rys. 5.Source:Źródło:Using extracurricular classes by rural youthKorzystanie z zajęć nadobowiązkowych wśród młodzieży wiejskiejAuthor’s own research.Badania własne.Acta Sci. Pol.
Education as an element of competitiveness of rural households in the Wielkopolskie... 41junior high and lower –gimnazjalne i niższe34,665,4vocational – zasadniczezawodowe21,778,3general secondary –średnie ogólnokształcące31,368,8modern technical – średniezawodowe29,670,4post-comprehensive –policealne50,050,0academic – wyższe50,050,0tak – yes nie – no0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%Fig. 6. Readiness to start work (in %)Rys. 6. Gotowość podjęcia pracy (%)Source: Author’s own research.Źródło: Badania własne.junior high and lower – gimnazjalne i niższegeneral secondary – średnie ogólnokształcącemodern technical – średnie zawodowebetter – lepszaworse – gorszavocational – zasadnicze zawodowe7). Therefore, it can be assumed that academic education provides greater chances of adaptationto current living conditions and is conducive to a greater satisfaction with one’sown financial situation.People with post-comprehensive and higher education are more willing to take up therisk than the people with lower education. They more often are decided to undertake theirown business. Nearly 40% people with higher and 59% of post comprehensive educationare willing to start their own business when they lose their job, whereas 28.9% people withOeconomia 10 (1) 2011post-comprehensive – policealneacademic – wyższesimilar – podobna11,45,415,816,610,733,380,771,477,274,684,266,713,917,98,911,40% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%Fig. 7. Self-evaluation of households’ material situation in 2007Rys. 7. Samoocena sytuacji materialnej gospodarstw domowych w 2007 rokuSource: Author’s own research.Źródło: Badania własne.00
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