Conversely, the under-educated include individuals who have an education level lower than the one required for their job.
Education indicated the percentage of people aged more than 15 who attained an education level of college or above.
The sample was highly educated, with almost half (42.8%) who reported an education level greater than secondary school graduation.
Fifty-eight (29%) of the participants were nonliterate, 68 (34%) were educated up to primary school level, 50 (25%) were educated up to secondary school level, and only 24 (12%) had an education level of college and above.
"It is a pipeline problem and we have to solve it at an education level," she says.
When they finish 12th year (some countries even 13) they have an education level equivalent to an AA degree from a community college.
2Employees at Statistics Sweden with good knowledge of the 1990 census indicate, however, that many may have reported an education level higher than their acquired one.
Additionally, we observed an increased predisposition for TTH among participants with an education level of five or more years compared with healthy participants.
We define an "education level" variable as the number of years of education completed; this is likely to have different effects on transfers given the theoretical model considered.
This literature typically proposes that there is a reference level of education that is required for a particular job, and when a worker is hired with an education level that diverges from the required level, a mismatch occurs 4.
Migrants are young13 male individuals with an education level of about 6 to 9 yeall14, all characteristics consistent with standard findings in the empirical literature on China (see Zhao (2005 ) for a review).
