The latest statistics of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport of Spain published Thursday revealed that one five young people (19.4 percent) of between 15 and 29 neither study nor work, according to government data relating to 2015.
the calculation was based on the Labour Force Survey (LFS ) for the third quarter of 2015 and, among other things, analyzes the transition from training to work.
These statistics showed that this percentage has been reduced by 1.3 points over the previous year, since this circumstance affected 20.7 percent in 2014.
When the sector of the population is extended to the age of 15 to 35 years, the data ‘ninis’ rises to 20.9 percent.
As explained Education, the percentages are for people who during the reference week have had no paid employment or gainfully self-employed and have not followed any kind of education or training in the four weeks preceding the interview.
Segmenting the calculation by sex, the boys who neither study nor work are below the national average (19.2 percent), while girls are above (19.7 percent).
on the other hand, statistical evidence that the difference of ‘ninis’ is almost double among those who have completed compulsory education or higher and those without they have finished 3rd or 4th of Secondary Education (ESO). While the latter have a percentage of 28.9 percent, with the second stage of the ESO is reduced to 14.6 percent.
The Ministry of Education also provides data on the rate of employment of the population aged 20 to 34 graduated in the last three years according to the educational level. Thus, among those with higher education degree or college degree higher rate yields by 2015 68.7 percent.
Classification of Human Development United Nations Development Programme ( UNDP) says that Spain lost 11.5 percent of their rate of human development by the lack of equality between its citizens and has remained at 0,775 points, as the late 80s.
(Telesur)
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