Share of graduates employed after a break
The percentage of graduates who found employment some time after completing their studies is shown as a share of those who did not initially seek employment. The rows present various categories of graduates by level of education, from higher education specialists to skilled workers and employees with secondary vocational education. The statistics cover groups who completed their studies between 2016 and 2020
Share of graduates who later found employment among those who did not have or seek work, by level of education
Set in numbers
The table is a snapshot — 7 series shown across 5 breakdowns. 35 values in total.
“Graduates who had no job and were not looking for work, but later employed – total / 53.889742 / 57.580522 — conscription into the Armed Forces / 84.968429 / 0” leads the table with 86.6, “Graduates who had no job and were not looking for work but later employed - total / 53.889742 / 57.580522 — continued education in an educational institution / 12.783234 / ..” closes it with 9.2. The gap between them is 9.4-fold.
All table numbers are series: 7
How to read this table
The row distinctions allow for a comparison of employment success among individuals with different qualifications. It shows the share of higher education specialists (specialist degree programs) who find work later, as well as the percentage of graduates from skilled worker and employee training programs who return to the labor market. This information helps evaluate the long-term effectiveness of different educational trajectories in ensuring employment
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Period and application
The data were collected by Rosstat on graduates of educational organizations over several years. The percentage-based information is useful for labor market analysis, assessing the demand for various levels of education, and planning national human resources policy. These data cover graduates from 2016–2020 and are suitable for studying the dynamics of entering the workforce after receiving a diploma
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