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Where Do European Gen Z Turn To Learn Something New?

This chart shows you which resources European Gen Z are most likely to use to learn new things…

Written and Edited by the YPulse Editorial Team
KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • Google and YouTube are the two resources European Gen Z turn to the most to learn new things
  • But the younger gen is also turning to people in their everyday life to expand their knowledge, like their teachers, friends, and family members
  • A small number of European Gen Z is using AI tools like ChatGPT to learn new things
Gen Z grew up being used to navigating a huge amount of information accessible online, earning the nickname of the self-taught generation. But with so many different avenues for Gen Z to learn new things, and search for information, which resources are they more likely to turn to? In our recent WE Education YPulse asked young Europeans where exactly they would turn to when they want to learn something new, from a list of options including sources from Wikipedia to the good old-fashioned library. This chart gives you their top answers, revealing the young gen by far has a preference...

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