Distribution of secondary vocational education graduates by status and occupation
Graduates of secondary vocational education institutions from 2022–2024 are distributed by labor force participation status and type of employment in their last job. Table rows are categorized by job position, including managers and high-level professionals. Data are derived from the 2025 labor force sample survey and reflect the current youth employment situation
Distribution of secondary vocational education graduates by labor force participation status and occupation, 2025
See also
- Average salary in Russia by year long time series by year
- Number of employed in Russia by year long time series by year
- Unemployment rate in Russia by year long time series by year
- Уровень безработицы по годам: 2,2% в 2025, таблица с 2000 indicator breakdown
- Уровень занятости в России по годам: 2000-2025 indicator breakdown
- Уровень безработицы в 2026 году: 2,2%, данные Росстата indicator breakdown
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 44 series across 5 breakdowns. 218 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Professionals in the field of law, humanities and culture” — 99.5; the smallest is “Total” at 83.2.
All table numbers are series: 44
How to read this table
Row indicators allow for comparison of graduate economic engagement, from total labor force size to employment rates in percent. Categorizing personnel helps identify the share of young specialists in management or high-skill roles. Figures are in thousands of persons, enabling an assessment of employment scale across professional groups
More in the section Labour resources, employment and unemployment»
Period and application
Data are based on the 2025 labor force sample survey. The statistics cover three years of graduates and are useful for HR departments, educational institutions, and government bodies in labor market planning. Information is relevant for analyzing the alignment of secondary vocational training with modern production requirements
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