Analysis and statistics concerning education of the population

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Statistics in the area of education of the population, which provides more detail with regard to official statistics in the area, are presented here. The statistics refer to the education of the population, different education groups’ transition to and position on the labour market, as well as new issues in the area that are relevant in the public debate. Reports are published mainly in the report series Thematic reports.

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Higher absences among compulsory school teachers during the pandemic

2024-03-19

The total absences among compulsory school teachers increased with the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in spring 2020. The absences peaked in autumn 2021, 34 per cent higher than the average for the last two autumn semesters prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. In number of days, this means around 10 days of absence per teacher during the spring semester 2020 and spring semester 2022.

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Tables and graphs

Name	Type	Date
Adult education prior to Higher Vocational Education, admitted students 2019 and 2020	Excel file	2021-06-14
The importance of adult education in the Swedish education system	Excel file	2019-03-29
Nurses outside of their profession	Excel file	2017-02-07

Tables in the Statistical Database

Youths without completed upper secondary school education

Name	Date
Establishment (employment, studies etc) among beginners at upper secondary school the year 2000 by main activity, completed/not completed upper secondary school, sex and foreign/Swedish background. Year 2005	2007-12-07
Pupils who have completed/not completed upper secondary school studies started the year 2000 in form one by study result, sex, foreign/Swedish background and study programme. Year 2007	2007-12-07
Enrolment in post upper secondary studies among beginners at upper secondary school the year 2000 by type of studies, completed/not completed upper secondary school studies, sex and foreign/Swedish background. Year 2001 - 2005	2007-12-07

Publications

Title	Language	Type	Date
Train drivers	Swedish	Report	2024-05-29
Completion rate in upper secondary school. Description and comparison of different indicators	Swedish	Report	2024-04-05
Teachers' absence during the covid-19 pandemic	Swedish	Report	2024-03-19
Remote teaching in Sweden during the covid-19 pandemic. Upper-level compulsory school (grades 7–9) and upper secondary school	Swedish	Report	2023-02-21
Entry into the Labour Market among Students leaving Higher Vocational Education 2019-2021	Swedish	Report	2022-10-26
Remote teaching in Sweden during the covid-19 pandemic. Upper-level compulsory school (grades 7–9) and upper secondary school	Swedish	Report	2022-04-04
Foreign PhDs and their labour market situation in Sweden	Swedish	Report	2021-11-18
Relative earnings from an international perspective	Swedish	Report	2021-10-25
Work during upper secondary school 2019–2020	Swedish	Report	2021-06-29
Adult education prior to higher vocational education	Swedish	Report	2021-06-14
Employment during the covid 19 pandemic for graduates from upper secondary school 2019 and 2020	Swedish	Report	2021-04-07
Upper secondary pupils’ housing situation	Swedish	Report	2021-01-14
Utbildningsbakgrundens betydelse för flyktinginvandrares etablering på arbetsmarknaden	Swedish	Report	2020-07-07
Graduate tracking of folk high school students	Swedish	Report	2020-07-01
The conditions for PhDs during their doctoral studies and in working life	Swedish	Report	2019-04-29
Educational choices after upper secondary school – gender differences among persons born in 1990.	Swedish	Report	2019-04-03
The importance of adult education in the Swedish education system	Swedish	Report	2019-03-29
Students who are not eligible for upper secondary school	Swedish	Report	2018-05-23
Working och studying? Outcome of post-secondary education inom arts and culturein arts and culture	Swedish	Report	2017-12-13
Outcome of higher vocational education	Swedish	Report	2017-12-13
Working or studying? Outcome of post-secondary folk high school courses	Swedish	Report	2017-12-13
Studying abroad – what happens next?	Swedish	Report	2017-11-14
Young people left behind? The situation on the labour market for those born in the 1990s without completed upper secondary education	Swedish	Report	2017-04-27
Nurses outside of their profession	Swedish with elements of English	Report	2017-02-06
Youth learning mobility in Sweden	Swedish	Report	2017-02-06
Theme: Upper secondary vocational education 2015: The vocational training in retrorespect – work and studies one year after upper secondary shool	Swedish	Rapport	2015-11-30
Theme: Education 2013:4 Foreign doctoral students 2013	Swedish with elements of English	Rapport	2013-12-16
Theme: Education 2012:6 Distance education in higher education	Swedish with elements of English	Rapport	2012-09-14
Theme: Education 2012:2 The period between upper secondary school and university/higher education	Swedish with elements of English	Rapport	2012-04-11
Labour market for highly educated – jobs suited to education three years after graduation	Swedish	Rapport	2009-12-15
Theme: Education 2009:1. Swedish for Immigrants	Swedish with elements of English	Rapport	2009-04-29
Youths without completed upper secondary education – a survey with many challenges	Swedish	Rapport	2008-03-28
Living conditions of students in higher education 2007	Swedish with elements of English	SM	2007-11-28
Folk High School Follow-up 2006	Swedish with elements of English	SM	2006-12-07
Preschool teacher supply 2005	Swedish with elements of English	SM	2005-12-07
The provision of teachers 2004	Swedish with elements of English	SM	2005-05-31
The labour market for teachers 2004	Swedish with elements of English	SM	2005-05-31
First-year students autumn 2000 in municipal adult education	Swedish with elements of English	SM	2003-12-16
The Labour Market of the Graduates from Postgraduate Education 2003	Swedish with elements of English	SM	2003-12-12
Adult learning 2002	Swedish with elements of English	SM	2003-11-07

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