Gen Z: „Mir steht doch gar nichts offen“ – selbst die Elite von morgen macht sich Sorgen um ihre Zukunft
An der Frankfurt School stehen High Potentials kurz vor dem Berufseinstieg. Ihnen müsste die Welt offen stehen. Oder gelten alte Versprechen selbst für die Privilegiertesten nicht mehr?
Gen Z members express deep unease about their future prospects, even as the elite of tomorrow gathers for career events. The Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, a leading European business school, hosts such events, attracting numerous recruiters and students. Despite the abundance of opportunities, many feel overwhelmed. Louisa Tröger, a 24-year-old master's student, attends the school's career fair, eager to secure a job or internship.
However, she soon realizes that the job market is highly competitive, with double the number of applications compared to the previous year. Despite this, Tröger cannot find any openings that suit her Green-Finance background, leaving her feeling jobless. The crisis among young people is widespread, affecting Europe, Serbia, France, and Germany.
While protests in some countries have subsided, the youth remains determined to push for change. They demand increased funding for schools, fair burden distribution, and affordable living. The question remains: how far can education elevate young people in Germany today?
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