Abstract

ABSTRACT: Aim: The main research goal was to show people's perception of young people - secondary school students - serving their homeland. Moreover, the aim was to define the axiology that should accompany soldiers or candidates for this service. Methods: The study used the method of analysis and synthesis of professional literature, the monographic-descriptive method and the analysis of statistical data. Results: The formation of every person requires care on the part of all entities participating in the process of education and upbringing, and especially proper preparation requires service to other people and service to the Homeland. Military service is such a service. The research conducted showed that there is a need to conduct information and formation programs for those who are about to enter military service. Conclusion: Based on the considerations carried out, an attempt can also be made to provide a more specific answer to the question to what extent the preparation for military service meets society's expectations. A modern young man, sensitive and filled with certain ideals, perceives contemporary formations serving the Homeland quite critically. Originality: The formation of a young person, especially in the ethical and moral aspect, is a very important element of preparation for service in society. In times of many turmoil, threats and unrest, there is a need to develop appropriate educational and formation programs. The method of assisting young people who are to play an important role in the country's defense and service remains important. Keyword: youth, homeland, service, soldier, formation, values, spirituality, morality, ethics.

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