the number of workers (in million) with different level qualifications
the number of workers (in million) with different level qualifications w7qoq
The table compares the number of employees with diverse levels of degrees in 1985, 1995 and 2005 as well as the predicted number for 2025. Overall, there was a rise in the worker number in four levels, low qualification level, Intermediate level, degree holders of graduates while the reserve trend was true for the case of no qualification over the period surveyed. As is illustrated, there was a significant increase in the number of workers of degree holders or graduates level with 6 million in 1985, 8. 5 million in 1995 and 11. 2 million in 2005 this number is anticipated to increase significantly to 13. 5 million in 2025. Similarly, Intermediate qualification levels witnessed a dramatic surge in the number of workers from 4 million in 1985 to 5 million in 1995 and 2005 and it is predicted that this rate will go up to 7. 5 million in 2025. Moreover, a rise was reported in the case of workers of low qualification with 6, 5 million in 1995, 8 million in 2005 in comparison with 5 million in 1985 and people estimate that there will be an increase to 8. 5 million in 2015. By contrast, No qualification level experienced a gradual drop in the number of workers from 6 million 1985 to 3 million in 2005 and it is predicted that this number will go down to 1. 5 million in 2015.
The table compares the
number
of employees with diverse
levels
of degrees in 1985, 1995 and 2005
as well
as the predicted
number
for 2025.
Overall
, there was a rise in the
worker
number
in four
levels
, low
qualification
level
, Intermediate
level
, degree holders of graduates while the reserve trend was true for the case of no
qualification
over the period surveyed. As
is illustrated
, there was a significant increase in the
number
of
workers
of degree holders or graduates
level
with 6
million
in 1985, 8. 5
million
in 1995 and 11. 2
million
in 2005 this
number
is anticipated
to increase
significantly
to 13. 5
million
in 2025.
Similarly
, Intermediate
qualification
levels
witnessed a dramatic surge in the
number
of
workers
from 4
million
in 1985 to 5
million
in 1995 and 2005 and it
is predicted
that this rate will go up to 7. 5
million
in 2025.
Moreover
, a rise
was reported
in the case of
workers
of low
qualification
with 6, 5
million
in 1995, 8
million
in 2005
in comparison
with 5
million
in 1985 and
people
estimate that there will be an increase to 8. 5
million
in 2015. By contrast, No
qualification
level
experienced a gradual drop in the
number
of
workers
from 6
million
1985 to 3
million
in 2005 and it
is predicted
that this
number
will go down to 1. 5
million
in 2015.