00:00Schools out for summer, but which European countries have the highest levels of education?
00:08In 2024, 44% of EU residents aged between 25 and 34 had completed higher education,
00:16just shy of the EU's 2030 target of 45%.
00:20Countries like Ireland, Luxembourg and Cyprus lead the way,
00:24each surpassing the EU's benchmark at over 60%.
00:28Romania, meanwhile, reported the lowest figures, at under 30%.
00:32Education levels vary by age, with older Europeans less likely than younger people
00:38to have attained upper secondary education.
00:41The share of people with low-level education decreased from 28% in 2014 to 22% in 2024.
00:49Trends in vocational training are shifting significantly in several countries.
00:53In Portugal, only 13.5% of older adults with medium-level education held vocational qualifications,
01:01compared to 37.2% among younger adults,
01:06signalling a wider European move towards skill-focused education.
01:10Women continue to outpace men in higher education across the EU.
01:14Nearly half of women aged 25 to 34 had completed some form of higher education in 2024,
01:21compared to 38.7% of men.
01:24That gap widened by just over 1% in 10 years.
01:27Doctors interested in for its communication,
01:29Alex Vereint,
01:36thanks.
01:37I look forward to the intervention,
01:39I look forward to the process of making this up
01:40about how to achieve for their consumption.
01:42And look ahead,
01:45I look forward to the tradition,
01:46I'll see you next time.
01:47I'm talk about my Eğer 될 life mid to Berlin.
01:49I'm talking about this treaty,
01:52many more than 70%.
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