65% of Ethiopian Graduates Struggle to Find Jobs, New Study Reveals
A recent study shows that 65% of Ethiopian graduates face difficulties securing jobs due to limited opportunities, unfavorable economic conditions, and lack of work experience. The study highlights the challenges young graduates encounter in the workforce.
A recent study has revealed that 65% of graduates in Ethiopia find it challenging to secure jobs after completing their education.
A recent study conducted by the African Leadership University indicates that two-thirds (65%) of students entering the workforce in Ethiopia face challenges due to limited job opportunities after graduation.
The study, which involved over 8,000 participants from nine African countries, highlighted the main challenges Ethiopian students encounter when entering the job market. These include a lack of job opportunities (65%), unfavorable economic conditions (37%), and insufficient work experience (29%).
Additionally, 24% of respondents expressed a lack of confidence in their ability to secure employment after graduation.
Titled The 2025 Africa Workforce Readiness Study, this first-of-its-kind continental study provides valuable insights into higher education, skill opportunities, and the perspectives of young graduates and employers regarding the economy, as reported by Capital.
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