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One-third of young people still optimistic despite COVID's dramatic hit on education and jobs

Dunia Skaunicova, a 24 years old job seeker in Prague, Czech Republic, checks her phone. Image: REUTERS/David W Cerny

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Share of youth (aged 18–29) who reported that their studies or training had been interrupted since the onset of the pandemic.
Share of youth (aged 18–29) who reported that their studies or training had been interrupted since the onset of the pandemic. Image: ILO
Young people’s (aged 18–29) perceptions of future career prospects.
Young people’s (aged 18–29) perceptions of future career prospects. Image: ILO
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