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B2. SELECTED SURVEY RESULTS
THE FOREIGN EXPERIENCE, LANGUAGE SKILLS AND
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION OF THE SURVEYED IT/ICT
EMPLOYEES
Prior Academic or Working Experience Abroad
A total of 78 respondents (28% of the total number surveyed) specified a study or work stay
abroad. This experience was most often:
- A short-term placement in the framework of an international company in which the
respondent is or was working (15% of all respondents),
- Specialised non-company study abroad (10%),
- A permanent job in the field at another company (8%),
- Non-company language studies (7%),
- A student work stay (6%).
Less often it was permanent employment in an international company in which the Czech
branch was operating (4%), a proper employment contract outside the field (3%) or another
work or study experience (see graph 7).
The most frequent places for obtaining foreign experience were the United States, Great
Britain, Germany and other European Union countries.
The USA was the most frequent for student work stays or specialised studies, Great Britain
for language studies, Germany for work in the field for another company and EU countries as
a whole for short-term placement.
Graph 7 Prior Academic or Working Experience Abroad (N=276)
20
Relative Frequency (in %)
15
10
5
15
10
8
7
6
5
4
2
0
Short-term
placement in
an
international
company
Specialised
study (noncompany)
Permanent job
in field at firm
for which he
did not work
in CR
Language
studies (noncompany)
Short-term
work (student
residences)
Other
Permanent job
in field at firm
for which he
did work in
CR
Proper
employment
contract
outside of
field
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