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Adéla Chalupová

Secondary circuit operator

Temelín Nuclear Power Plant

Pilsen, 10 September 2026

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10 %

of pupils have a clear interest in a technical field.

37 % of my followers never even thought of it.

Clear interest

10 %

Rather yes

20 %

No interest

70 %

Future Shapers / TREXIMA, 7 400 pupils · Instagram, 2000 answers

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65 %

gave up because it seemed hard. Not boring.

Too hard

46 %

Must be born for it

19 %

Not interested

22 %

Didn't know the jobs

12 %

Instagram, 2000 answers · Same shape among Future Shapers pupils

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0

of the ten skills employers

want most is a school subject.

Not physics. Not maths.

1

Analytical thinking

2

Resilience and flexibility

3

Leadership and influence

4

Creative thinking

5

Motivation, self-awareness

6

Technological literacy

7

Empathy, active listening

8

Curiosity, lifelong learning

9

Talent management

10

Service orientation

World Economic Forum, Future of Jobs Report 2025. 1 000+ employers in 22 industries incl. Energy Technology and Utilities.

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46 %

would come for meaning. 33 % for pay.

Meaning

46 %

Pay

33 %

Job security

15 %

People

7 %

Instagram, 2000 answers

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Show them what

they can do.

Half of what we teach today

won't last five years.

What lasts is learned early:

think, ask, work with people,

keep learning.

ČEZ school talks since 2024: 23 000 pupils, 410 schools.

Czechia: 99 000 ninth-graders a year, 4 320 primary schools.

WEF 2025, energy: 39 % of skills change by 2030.