Skills for the Future – How Can We Work Together to Prepare Young People for a Job Market We Don’t Yet Know? A Debate Hosted by Dziennik Bałtycki
What is adulthood and when does it really begin?
This is the topic that the guests of the "Without Taboos" program on Radio Four - Sonia Ziemba-Domanska, M.A., a psychologist at PJATK, and Hubert Wozniak, a computer science student at PJATK, as well as host Jakub Jamrozek and other invited interviewees - looked into.
- I'm not sure if I feel adult. Partly I think yes, I feel adult, but I am not independent, " says Hubert Wozniak, a student at the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology.
Sonia Ziemba-Domanska, M.D., in turn, emphasizes:
- We can legally call adulthood; we turn 18 and we are an adult. It is possible to be mature and not be an adult, an adult. It is a preparation for how we function, how we understand the world, how we approach certain things. My maturity was primarily when I had my second child. That's when I started to feel mature. Adult I was, but mature? That was rather worked out by experience.
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