Education of the worker is useful for development and economic growth of the country, said in the latest report of the World Atlas. People with higher levels of education are less likely to remain unemployed, you can count on a higher salary and become more productive in the workplace.
World Atlas has compiled a list of 15 countries where the majority of employees have higher education. the results will surprise You!
Canada. In this country, more than half of the adult population (52%) have higher education. Seniors here know the math better than seniors in any other country in the world. 15% of the adult population of Canada have a higher level of literacy. 81.5% of Canadians with higher education are working at the time as among non-higher education of citizens, the figure is 55.8%. The level of education of the workforce of Canada directly correlates with the growth of the economy, which is celebrated annually increase on average by 2.3%.
Luxembourg. Here 48% of the adult population has higher education. The unemployment rate had not risen above 8% and it is one of the lowest in the world. Among those who has higher education in this country are unemployed is only 3%.
Ukraine. In this country 46% of the adult population has higher education. Lack of economic growth in Ukraine, World Atlas explained like this: «education … not fully impact on the economy of Ukraine, as constrained by several political problems in the country.» However, this country has the largest number of graduate engineers in Europe, ranked fourth in the world in number of certified it specialists, as well as the ability to produce and develop a full range of aerospace equipment. The average salary in Ukraine, even for a worker with higher education is $ 119.
Next on the list are other European countries. USA in the TOP 15 countries with the most educated workers, alas, not included.
4. Cyprus (43% of the population with higher education)
5. Ireland (42%)
6. Norway (42%)
7. Belgium (42%)
8. Finland (41%)
9. United Kingdom of great Britain and Northern Ireland (40%)
10. Lithuania (40%)
11. Estonia (40%)
12. Switzerland (38%)
13. Spain (37%)
14. Sweden (37%)
15. France (37%)
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