Unemployment Rate by Education Level and Gender – SK04 (2013-2024)

Key Insights

Chart Type: Multi-line chart showing unemployment rates over time

Colors Used: Primary color #18baa8 with variations for different education levels

Time Period: 2013-2024

Main Findings:

• Education Impact: Lower education levels (ED0-2) show extremely high unemployment rates, ranging from 42.5% to 65.9%
• Gender Differences: Females with lower education (ED0-2) show higher unemployment rates than males, particularly in recent years (63.5% vs 48.9% in 2024)
• Secondary Education: ED3_4 level shows significantly lower unemployment rates, ranging from 6.4% to 17.0%
• Tertiary Education: Highest education level (ED5-8) shows lowest unemployment rates, typically below 11.2%
• Overall Trend: Total unemployment rates show improvement from 2013-2019, then increased during COVID-19 period
• Data Quality Issues: Missing data for ED5-8 category for years 2021-2024 (except total values for 2022-2024)

Legend Description

Education Levels (ISCED 2011):

• ED0-2: Less than primary, primary and lower secondary education
• ED3_4: Upper secondary and post-secondary non-tertiary education
• ED5-8: Tertiary education
• TOTAL: All education levels

Gender: T = Total, F = Female, M = Male

Age Group: Y15-74 (15-74 years)

Unit: PC = Percentage