On July 22nd, a reporter from Shanghai happened to meet Zhao, a college student who was working. She said that she would not go home this summer vacation and stay in the main city of Chongqing to work. She told reporters that her biggest wish at present is to earn part of the study expenses for the next school year and reduce the financial pressure on her parents.
Talking about work, the junior student of Chinese Department of Chongqing Normal University has many feelings. This is not her first summer job. She thinks it has many benefits. While earning tuition and living expenses, she can also learn about society and increase social experience. However, when it comes to the hardship and unfairness of working, this fiery girl has a little helplessness in her eyes.
Like Zhao, he is also busy working for the summer vacation. Zhang Ziqiang is very busy during the day, so he has no time to chat with reporters. In the evening, when he returned to chongqing technology and business university campus after a busy day, he showed reporters a survey report on college students' summer jobs.
Zhang Ziqiang said that he would graduate from college next year. Before graduation, he discussed with eight classmates to send a gift to the school and his younger brothers and sisters. This gift is a summer job survey.
Zhang Ziqiang and others * * * sent 1026 questionnaires to schools and surrounding universities, and finally recovered 957 valid questionnaires.
According to the survey data, nearly 90% of college students work as laborers in summer, and only 10.24% are intellectuals. ? Most summer jobs are far away from their majors. ? Zhang Ziqiang said.
Before the summer vacation, we had the idea of doing this survey. At present, there are more students from rural areas in universities. These students generally have the idea of working in the summer vacation, but what is their working life like? Is there any experience for later generations to learn from, such as how to deal with infringement? We want to find out these problems. ? Zhang Ziqiang said.
There are many questions involved in the investigation, including the purpose of work, salary, type of work, whether you have been cheated, etc.
This survey by Zhang Ziqiang and others shows that 35.63% of college students are trying to earn living expenses and share tuition for their families. ? Many college students work because their family's economic situation is not good, and they want to lighten their parents' burden, earn some money and share their tuition through this long vacation. ? Zhang Ziqiang said.
But not all part-time students are trying to make money. The survey also shows that 17.55% of college students want to enrich their extracurricular life and increase their experience; Another 44.4 1% of college students hope to enrich their social experience, exercise their abilities, increase the thickness and gold content of their resumes, and hold an indifferent attitude towards salary; There are also 2.4 1% college students who want to play when they see other people's work fresh and exciting.
According to the survey report, 80.25% of students want to engage in professional-related work and exercise themselves, and less than 20% of them don't care whether they are linked to their majors.
But? Ideal is full, reality is skinny? . Most summer job experience has nothing to do with college students' majors. Of the 957 people surveyed, 93.73% have nothing to do with their major in university, 4. 18% have something to do with it, and only 2.09% have something to do with it.
It is worth noting that nearly 90% of college students' summer jobs are jobs that make efforts without thinking. ? We found that 88.09% of college students' summer jobs are labor services, only 10.24% are intellectuals, and some of them are self-employed, accounting for 1.67%. ? Zhang Ziqiang said.
The survey also divided the types of college students' summer jobs in detail. At present, among the college students who are working, the most are working in factories, accounting for 58 1, which is more than 60% of the total number.
Leaflet 156, accounting for 16.30%, promoter 123, accounting for 12.85%. For college students, tutoring is a good choice, but among the nearly 1,000 people, only 12 are tutors, accounting for 1.25% of the total, and 85 are restaurant waiters, accounting for 8.88%.
Zhang Ziqiang's survey results are basically consistent with a recent joint survey by Chongqing Communist Youth League Committee, Chongqing Student Federation and other units: Whatever the reason, college students are right? Simple job? Very enthusiastic, more than 80% of college students work part-time as tutors, selling newspapers, distributing leaflets, casual workers in fast food restaurants and other jobs with low requirements and light tasks, and rarely see those who really match their majors.