Distribution of Vocational School Graduates in Severozápad (CZ04) – by field of study

A visualization showing the distribution of vocational school graduates in the Severozápad (CZ04) region, following the same structure as the one for Austria.

The chart consists of two complementary visualizations:

1. Distribution by Field of Study (left chart):
   • Shows the percentage breakdown of vocational graduates across different fields
   • Engineering & Manufacturing is the largest field at 36.8% (even higher than in Austria)
   • Business & Administration ranks second at 19.2%
   • Mining & Materials Processing is notably significant at 14.6%, reflecting the region’s industrial heritage
   • Information Technology represents 9.7% of graduates
2. Gender Distribution by Field (right chart):
   • Shows the percentage of male and female graduates in each major field
   • Reveals even stronger gender disparities than in Austria:
     • Engineering & Manufacturing: 90.5% male (vs. 87.2% in Austria)
     • Mining & Materials Processing: 88.7% male
     • Information Technology: 84.2% male
   • Care-oriented fields are predominantly female:
     • Health & Social Care: 83.7% female
   • Overall gender balance is more male-dominated than in Austria (62.4% male vs. 56.2% in Austria)

Key differences compared to Austria:

• The stronger focus on Engineering & Manufacturing
• The presence of Mining & Materials Processing as a significant field (reflecting the region’s industrial base)
• More pronounced gender segregation across fields
• Higher overall proportion of male graduates

This visualization highlights the industrial orientation of vocational education in the Severozápad region and suggests that traditional gender roles in education choices may be more pronounced than in Austria.