Thank you for agreeing to answer these questions. It should only take about 5 minutes.  
This survey is being conducted by the National Youth Council of Ireland. We will share an anonymised database of answers with the European Youth Forum to inform the findings of the 7th Cycle of the EU Youth Dialogue. This database may be also made publically available by the European Youth Forum as part of a database of answers for use analysis by others.   

Question Title

1. Are you (Required.)

Question Title

2. My year of birth is (Required.)

Question Title

3. Do you consider yourself to be (Required.)

Question Title

4. What is your current country of residence (Required.)

Question Title

5. Which country were you born in? (Required.)

Question Title

6. What is your highest level of education? (Required.)

Question Title

7. Are you (Required.)

Question Title

8. Are you (Required.)

To what extent do you agree with the following statements?

Question Title

9. Young people have access to quality jobs which guarantee them fair working conditions.

Question Title

10. Young workers have good social protection and healthcare.

Question Title

11. Young people get fair treatment and equal opportunities in the labour market.

Question Title

12. All young people have equal opportunities to develop the skills and experience they need for the labour market.

Question Title

13. Learning that happens outside of formal education, such as through volunteering, apprenticeships or non formal education is recognised and valued by employers.

Question Title

14. Young people have access to quality information and adequate support in order to prepare them for work.

Question Title

15. Have you ever had regular contact with someone who could be described as a youth worker?

On a scale of 1 - 5 what should youth workers focus on doing?

(1 = Low, 5 = High)

Question Title

16. Providing and supporting learning opportunities for young people.

Question Title

17. Designing and creating activities and projects with young people.

Question Title

18. Building positive, non-judgemental and supportive relationships with young people.

Question Title

19. Supporting young people to find the role they want in their community and society.

Question Title

20. Supporting collaboration and understanding between people from different cultural contexts and backgrounds.

Question Title

21. Supporting and enabling young people to voice their needs and opinions to others and speaking up on behalf of young people.

Question Title

22. Enabling young people to make positive changes in their community.

When considering if you want to live in a rural area, how important are the following things to you?

Question Title

23. Having access to quality public services.

Question Title

24. Having access to high quality of education.

Question Title

25. Availability of quality jobs and employment opportunities.

Question Title

26. Opportunities to participate in decision-making.

Question Title

27. Good infrastructure and good public transport connections.

Question Title

28. Good data connectivity and high speed broadband.

Question Title

29. Impact of pollution and climate change.

Question Title

30. Preserving rural traditions, culture and customs.

To what extent do you agree with the following statements?

Question Title

31. In my country, young people in rural areas have good access to quality public services.

Question Title

32. In my country young people in rural areas have good access to quality education.

Question Title

33. In my country, young people in rural areas have good opportunities for quality employment.

Question Title

34. In my country young people in rural areas have good access to housing.

Question Title

35. In my country, rural areas have good infrastructure and good public transport connection to urban areas.

Question Title

36. In my country rural areas have good data connectivity and high speed broadband.

Question Title

37. In my country there is a positive image of rural areas.

Question Title

38. In my country rural traditions are valued.

Page1 / 1
 
 100% of survey complete.

T