Participation Rate in Education and Training by Gender in SK04 (2000-2024)

Key Insights

• Missing Early Data: No data available for 2000 and 2001 for any gender category.
• Initial High Values: 2002 shows notably high participation rates (Female: 7.2%, Male: 7.1%, Total: 7.1%), followed by a significant drop in 2003.
• Low Participation Period: From 2003 to 2016, participation rates remained relatively low, typically between 1-3%.
• Recent Surge: Starting from 2017, there’s a dramatic increase in participation rates, with 2024 reaching the highest levels (Female: 11.4%, Male: 12.4%, Total: 11.9%).
• Gender Pattern: Males show slightly higher participation rates than females in recent years, particularly from 2021 onwards.
• Peak Values: Highest participation rates recorded in 2024 for males (12.4%) and in 2022 for females (10.2%).

Chart Information

Chart Type: Line Chart

Colors Used:

• Female (F): #18baa8 (Main color)
• Male (M): #ff6b6b (Complementary red)
• Total (T): #4ecdc4 (Light teal)

Data Source: Eurostat dataset trng_lfse_04

Unit: Percentage (PC)

Frequency: Annual (A)