Only a mere 10% of students consider the educational training in Hungary to be of European standard.
Some 27% of working young people formed a reasonable opinion about Hungarian education, which is a somewhat higher value compared to the data of the past years, the report reveals.
On the other hand, young people in Hungary are generally optimistic about the future, as a relatively high 66% think their lives will change favorably in the near future.
K&H announced the results of the representative survey conducted in the second quarter of this year to mark the higher education admission score requirement announcement due at the end of July.
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