The graph shows the actual and predicted change in employment in the UK, by education level

The graph shows the actual and predicted percentage change in

employment

in the UK, by

education

level since 1990 and predicts a trend until 2025.

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in

employment

was noted in two educational levels - those with a master’s

degree

and a bachelor's

degree

. First, the

employment

rate of those with a bachelor's

degree

escalated to 14% in 2000 when it started fluctuating between 8% and 14%.

This

is expected to continue in the coming years.

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the beginning, the rate of

employment

of those with a master's

degree

was slower but steadier than the growth rate of

bachelor

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degree

employment

.

However

, the situation changed in 2005 when

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of those with a higher

education

level rapidly escalated and the upward trend has been maintained since

then

and is expected to continue.

On the other hand

, job recruitment of people who graduated from high school and those without a school certificate has been steadily dropping since 1990.

Nonetheless

, the decrease in

employment

of high school graduates levelled off in 2020 and is expected to remain stable.

Overall

, the trends show that people with higher

education

are much more likely to be employed than those with lower

education

or none at all, and the trend is not likely to change in the future.