In Italy, the degree is no longer enough to get a job

The degree is no longer enough to work: in 2012 there was an increase in unemployment of about 30% between the holders of the degree compared to 2011. A given percentage increases even more when compared with the 2008 figures, according to the report compiled by Statistics Italian.





The unemployment rate among graduates reached 200,000 units, within the range of the working age population between 15 and 34 years old, looking for a job and in your pocket with an academic degree. And with these, even those who have a scholarship and postgraduate courses. A rise even higher than the average of the total unemployed. The increase of such worrying is the number of holders of a university degree, a sign that they are growing in population, but that the labor market can not absorb.

However, when compared with the general data of the Italian unemployment, graduates are more likely to be employed than those who, having their own, have academic qualifications below.