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With regard to the share of high school and university graduates, which is very important for highly qualified professional fields in the future, the Styrian central region has the best record with a share of 37% of people with a Higher School certificate or a university degree. The region Upper Styria East ranks second with 21%, which is probably due to the university in Leoben. South-West Styria and East-Styria are second-last with each 18% and South-East Styria is last with 15%. Education level 2009 of people between 25-64 Compulsory school (with/without graduation) Apprenticeship or vocational school Higher School Certificate (Matura) High School Styria 16,72% 57,56% 13,19% 12,53% Regions South-West Styria 19,65% 62,24% 10,58% 7,53% East-Styria 18,20% 63,76% 10,58% 7,46% Styrian central region 14,87% 47,50% 17,36% 20,27% South-East Styria 22,36% 62,32% 8,88% 6,44% Uper Styria East 16,23% 62,86% 12,19% 8,73% Upper Styria West 15,66% 65,99% 10,21% 8,15% Liezen 14,85% 66,49% 10,36% 8,29% Districts Graz-City 15,82% 37,00% 19,97% 27,21% Bruck an der Mur 16,12% 62,25% 12,71% 8,93% Deutschlandsberg 18,07% 62,50% 11,09% 8,33% Feldbach 23,51% 61,55% 8,85% 6,09% Fürstenfeld 19,50% 60,28% 11,25% 8,97% Graz-Umgebung 12,47% 60,23% 14,69% 12,61% Hartberg 19,54% 64,46% 9,52% 6,48% Leibnitz 20,89% 62,03% 10,18% 6,90% Leoben 16,59% 62,05% 12,06% 9,31% Liezen 14,85% 66,49% 10,36% 8,29% Mürzzuschlag 15,83% 65,11% 11,55% 7,50% Murau 14,66% 67,23% 9,66% 8,45% Radkersburg 19,00% 64,57% 8,98% 7,46% Voitsberg 16,75% 64,14% 11,88% 7,23% Weiz 16,82% 64,14% 11,22% 7,82% Murtal 16,05% 65,49% 10,42% 8,03% Page 14 / 53 This project is implemented through the CENTRAL EUROPE Programme co -financed by the ERDF
1.7. Education enrolment 8 The education enrolment indicates the number of people aged 15 to 29 who are currently attending a secondary school or high school after the compulsory school. Generally, in Austria, the education enrolment is considerably lower than in many comparable European countries. There are two reasons for this. First, due to the dual teaching system, apprentices in Austria are already regarded as part of the working population while in other countries such training programmes are still part of the schooling system. Second, the number of people graduating from universities is considerably lower, because the education level of Austrian secondary academic schools is compared to other countries exceptionally high, which is why a further education at a university of applied sciences is often considered redundant. In Styria, there are 24 young people out of 100 at the age between 15 to 29 who are attending a school or a high school, the remaining are employed (or unemployed or involved elsewhere). Here it becomes apparent that the education enrolment in Styria is lowest in the regions South- West Styria and South-East Styria with 18 students/pupils for every 100 young people at the age between 15 to 19 years. Generally, it is obvious that the education enrolment is especially low in rural areas, which is due to their great distance to schools, high schools and universities compared to urban regions. The education enrolment is automatically higher in university cities as students are usually registered as permanent residents in that city during their years of study. Education enrolment 2009 Number of people aged between 15-29 Number of pupils and students Share of education Styria 224601 53411 0,24 Regions South-West Styria 25186 4558 0,18 East-Styria 33660 6315 0,19 Styrian central region 89863 26757 0,30 South-East Styria 16451 2946 0,18 Upper Styria East 27415 6292 0,23 Upper Styria West 17949 3672 0,20 Liezen 14079 2871 0,20 Districts Graz-City 55825 19165 0,34 Bruck an der Mur 10400 2142 0,21 Deutschlandsberg 10814 2116 0,20 8 Source Landesstatistik Steiermark and own calculations Page 15 / 53 This project is implemented through the CENTRAL EUROPE Programme co -financed by the ERDF
Page 1 and 2: REGIONAL STRATEGY SOUTH-WEST-STYRIA
Page 3 and 4: Regional Strategy South-West-Styria
Page 5 and 6: 1.1. Age structure 2 In the whole r
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Page 9 and 10: The detailed analysis indicates tha
Page 11 and 12: Development age group 0-19 Age grou
Page 13: Districts Age group 65+ in 2012 Sha
Page 17 and 18: Residential population Employment S
Page 19 and 20: Districts Unemployment rate in 2011
Page 21 and 22: Total number of young people (15-25
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Page 31 and 32: The province of Styria ensures that
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Page 35 and 36: Mobility Mobility is a central issu
Page 37 and 38: All in all, the amount of young peo
Page 39 and 40: REGIONAL YOUTH MANAGEMENT The regio
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