As shown in figure 3, good educational qualifications remain the best job guarantee in times of crisis, since unemployment rates clearly decrease as the level of educational attainment rises. This is observed in all EU countries, as the average unemployment rate in the EU-28 in 2014 was three times higher for those having lower secondary education (18 %), compared to those having obtained higher education degrees (6 %)
Unemployment rate by level of education, 2015 (%) and employment rate of recent graduates 2015 (%)
As shown in figure 3, good educational qualifications remain the best job guarantee in times of crisis, since unemployment rates…
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