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Interpretation
Balancing along qualification levels on the supply side and requirement levels on the demand side disregards the given occupational mobility. The supply side is differenciated by the highest professional qualification, regardless of the actual occupation. In fact, persons can also be employed at an inadequate level. The following table shows the probability of employed persons with given qualification levels being employed at given requirement levels in 2021.
| Unskilled/semiskilled tasks | Skilled tasks | Specialist tasks | Highly complex tasks | Total |
|---|
| No completed vocational training | 29,11% | 56,82% | 7,81% | 6,26% | 100% |
| Labour force with completed vocational training | 8,77% | 72,24% | 12,67% | 6,31% | 100% |
| Labour force with advanced vocational training / bachelor degree | 2,81% | 34,31% | 31,12% | 31,77% | 100% |
| Masters degree | 1,34% | 11,50% | 15,29% | 71,87% | 100% |
| (In training) | 10,22% | 62,29% | 10,87% | 16,61% | 100% |
| Total | 9,90% | 54,17% | 15,46% | 20,47% | 100% |
BIBB-IAB Qualification and occupational groups projections(
www.qube-projekt.de):
8th Wave. Database enquiry from QuBe Data Portal (Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training).
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