Many graduates do not enter the workforce immediately after graduation but find employment later. This dataset includes those who neither held nor sought employment immediately after completing their studies but were subsequently employed. Table rows are categorized by education type: from specialists and master's degree holders to skilled workers and employees. The statistics cover graduates from 2016–2020
Distribution of 2016–2020 graduates who did not seek immediate employment, by education level
This is a cross-section: 8 series across 10 breakdowns. 74 values in total.
“Graduates who had no job and were not looking for work but later employed - total / 511.66273478921 / 0.19393333333” leads the table with 100, “Выпускники, не имевшие и не искавшие работу, но трудоустроившиеся в дальнейшем - всего / 511.66273478921 / 0.19393333333 — от 9 до 12 месяцев / 9.82717212083 / ...” closes it with 2. The gap between them is 49.2-fold.
All table numbers are series: 8
Series
в том числе имеют образование — высшее по программам специалитета, магистратуры
в том числе имеют образование — высшее по программам бакалавриата
в том числе имеют образование — среднее профессиональное по программам подготовки специалистов среднего звена
в том числе имеют образование — среднее профессиональное по программам подготовки квалифицированных рабочих, служащих
Всего, в %
в том числе имеют образование — высшее по программам подготовки кадров высшей квалификации
в том числе имеют образование — высшее по программам специалитета, магистратуры
в том числе имеют образование — высшее по программам бакалавриата
в том числе имеют образование — среднее профессиональное по программам подготовки специалистов среднего звена
в том числе имеют образование — среднее профессиональное по программам подготовки ква-лифици-рованных рабочих, служащих
Column indicators allow for comparison of employment speed across different qualification levels. Differences can be observed between holders of higher education (specialist and master's degrees) and graduates of secondary vocational education programs. Comparing these groups helps assess how the level of training affects subsequent reentry into the labor market after a period of inactivity
What is visible in these numbers
Only 93% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.
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This data is relevant for analyzing the long-term employment of graduates in Russia. Information on the 2016–2020 cohorts is useful for sociologists, educational institutions, and HR departments studying the transition trajectories from education to professional activity
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