Entry into the labour market

Official statistics of Sweden

The purpose of the survey is to describe the labour market for persons with different educational backgrounds.

Statistical news

More difficult to obtain employment after      graduation from higher vocational education programmes

2025-12-17

The economic downturn in recent years has led to a weaker labour market for graduates from vocational higher education programmes. The proportion of those employed one year after graduation continues to decline and is now 81 percent. Furthermore, the share of graduates working in occupations aligned with their field of study is also decreasing.

All statistical news for this statistic

Tables in the Statistical Database

Publications

Title Language Type Date
Entry into the labour market among higher vocational education graduates 2024 Swedish Report 2025-12-17
Entry into the labour market among Upper secondary school leavers 2019/20 Swedish Report 2023-12-07
Entry into the labour market among higher vocational education graduates 2021 Swedish Report 2022-12-19
Entry into the labour market among people who completed higher education in 2017/18 Swedish Report 2021-11-16
Entrance into the labour market, upper secondary graduates Swedish Report 2020-11-03
Theme: Education – The entrance to the labour market among Upper secondary school leavers Swedish Report 2017-11-27
Theme: Education – The Entrance to the Labour Market. University graduates Swedish Report 2017-11-27
Theme: Education – Establishment on the labour market three years after Upper secondary school Swedish with elements of English Rapport 2015-01-28
Theme: Education – The entrance to the labour market among Upper secondary school leavers Swedish with elements of English Rapport 2014-11-17
Theme: Education – The entrance to the labour market, university entrants school year 2005/06 Swedish with elements of English Rapport 2013-11-25
Theme: Education – The entrance to the labour market, upper secondary school leavers 2008/2009 Swedish with elements of English Rapport 2012-11-14

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