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Analysis of the Graduate Employability at the Labour Market

Table 2:

Fields of study Number of graduates 2010 - 2015 Share of graduates 2010 - 2015 in % Planned number of employers in a given field, which corresponds with the share of graduates Real number of addressed employers in a given field of study Difference between the number of planned and addressed employers Real share of addressed employers according to a field of study in % Difference between share of addressed employers according to a field of study and share of graduates
Wood technology fields 240 10.48 11 28 17 21.21 10.73
Landscapin fields 314 13.71 14 12 -2 9.09 -4.62
Forestry fields 814 35.55 35 25 -10 18.94 -16.61
Arboriculture fields 75 3.28 3 6 3 4.55 1.27
Furniture fields 485 21.18 21 38 17 28.79 7.61
Wood-based construction 316 13.80 14 20 6 15.15 1.35
Furniture design 46 2.01 2 3 1 2.27 0.26
Total 2,290 100 100 132 32 100 0
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