Residents of Crimea without higher education more often see the key to financial success in it

Krympress reports:

In a survey of the Search for highly paid work Superjob Representatives of the economically active population from Crimea took part.

68% of the inhabitants of Crimea believe that higher education gives more opportunities to increase income: 32% completely agree with this statement, another 36% — rather agree. Women share this opinion more often than men (75% versus 61%, respectively). Among youth under 35 years old and residents of Crimea over 45 years old, the share of consonants is much higher (69 and 70%, respectively) than among respondents from 35 to 45 years (57%). Moreover, young people are more often than those who are older, demonstrate absolute confidence that graduates of universities have more opportunities to earn good.

Respondents with income up to 50 thousand rubles more often than those who receive more, agree that the graduation of the university gives more opportunities for an increase in income (74% versus 62%, respectively), and absolute confidence in this statement is most often characteristic of those who earn below average (36%).

College graduates (70%) are more often than graduates of universities (65%), recognize the advantage of the university diploma, referring to cases of refusal in work due to its absence: “Not always people with secondary education can get to decent work”; “When looking for work in my diploma about secondary vocational education, I was denied employment, referring to the fact that they need personnel exclusively with higher education.”

Time: 4-15 May 2025

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