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Unemployment with intermediate education (% of total labor force with intermediate education)

Latest available World Bank World Development Indicators value for each country, using observations from 2020–2024.

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Key Insights

Global Average
8.0%
Median: 6.4%
Countries Covered
151
with available data
Highest
South Africa
33.9%
Lowest
Qatar
0.2%
Top 5 Countries
1South Africa33.9%
2Angola31.9%
3Botswana29.5%
4State of Palestine27.1%
5Eswatini25.1%
By Region
Africa15.2%(8 countries)
Other9.2%(77 countries)
South America7.1%(7 countries)
Europe6.0%(32 countries)
Asia5.2%(21 countries)

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (0.2%)High (33.9%)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: 8.0%)

Africa (8)
Other (77)
South America (7)
Europe (32)
Asia (21)
North America (4)
Oceania (2)

Percentile Profile

The curve shows how values change from the lowest to the highest country. Steep sections reveal inequality or outliers.

0th percentile · lowest100th percentile · highest

About This Statistic

Latest available World Bank World Development Indicators value for each country, using observations from 2020–2024. Source: World Bank World Development Indicators.

Methodology

Country values are taken from the latest observation available in the linked source series.

Full Data

Rank Country Value
1South Africa33.9%
2Angola31.9%
3Botswana29.5%
4State of Palestine27.1%
5Eswatini25.1%
6Morocco25.0%
7Mozambique24.2%
8Curaçao22.5%
9Lesotho22.0%
10Puerto Rico20.6%
11Senegal18.4%
12Montenegro18.1%
13Rwanda17.7%
14Malawi17.3%
15Saint Lucia16.1%
16Somalia15.9%
17Zimbabwe14.3%
18Iraq13.4%
19The Republic of North Macedonia12.8%
20Tunisia12.6%
21Spain12.4%
22Panama12.0%
23New Caledonia11.8%
24Greece11.8%
25Sudan11.6%
26Cameroon11.4%
27Republic of The Gambia11.4%
28Colombia11.4%
29Burkina Faso11.3%
30Bosnia and Herzegovina11.1%
31Zambia10.9%
32Albania10.6%
33Mali10.5%
34Türkiye10.4%
35Ukraine10.1%
36Bhutan9.8%
37Bahamas9.8%
38Chile9.7%
39Pakistan9.7%
40Costa Rica9.5%
41Afghanistan9.5%
42Marshall Islands9.4%
43Lithuania9.3%
44Tuvalu9.2%
45Jordan9.1%
46Armenia9.0%
47Canada8.4%
48Finland8.4%
49Estonia8.4%
50Islamic Republic of Iran8.3%
51Uruguay8.3%
52France8.2%
53Latvia8.0%
54Honduras7.9%
55Georgia7.8%
56Ghana7.7%
57Ethiopia7.7%
58Serbia7.6%
59Brazil7.6%
60Democratic Republic of the Congo7.5%
61Barbados7.4%
62Luxembourg7.4%
63Portugal7.3%
64Samoa7.3%
65Dominican Republic7.3%
66Grenada7.3%
67Sri Lanka7.2%
68Guinea-Bissau7.1%
69Mongolia7.1%
70Fiji7.1%
71Comoros7.0%
72Burundi7.0%
73Chad6.6%
74Kenya6.5%
75Sweden6.4%
76Italy6.4%
77Belgium6.3%
78Cote d'Ivoire6.3%
79Mauritius6.2%
80Uzbekistan6.2%
81India5.9%
82Cyprus5.8%
83Indonesia5.8%
84Peru5.7%
85San Marino5.7%
86Togo5.6%
87United Republic of Tanzania5.5%
88Uganda5.5%
89Egypt5.5%
90Denmark5.5%
91Croatia5.4%
92United States of America5.4%
93United Kingdom5.4%
94Papua New Guinea5.4%
95Ireland5.3%
96Azerbaijan5.1%
97Vanuatu5.0%
98Bangladesh5.0%
99Ecuador5.0%
100Niger5.0%
101New Zealand4.9%
102Brunei Darussalam4.8%
103Austria4.7%
104Benin4.6%
105Nauru4.6%
106Philippines4.6%
107Trinidad and Tobago4.5%
108Slovakia4.5%
109Romania4.4%
110Hungary4.3%
111Australia4.3%
112Singapore4.3%
113Slovenia4.1%
114Malaysia4.1%
115Saudi Arabia4.1%
116Jamaica4.0%
117Bulgaria4.0%
118El Salvador3.9%
119Kiribati3.8%
120Switzerland3.8%
121Nigeria3.5%
122Belarus3.5%
123Poland3.4%
124Malta3.4%
125Bolivia3.3%
126Netherlands3.3%
127Mexico3.2%
128Japan3.2%
129Oman3.2%
130Israel3.2%
131Guatemala3.1%
132Timor-Leste3.1%
133Hong Kong3.1%
134Tonga2.9%
135Germany2.8%
136United Arab Emirates2.8%
137Iceland2.7%
138Russian Federation2.7%
139South Korea2.6%
140Seychelles2.4%
141Norway2.3%
142Palau2.0%
143Argentina2.0%
144Lao People's Democratic Republic2.0%
145Czech Republic2.0%
146Vietnam1.7%
147Moldova, Republic of1.2%
148Thailand1.0%
149Myanmar0.4%
150Cambodia0.3%
151Qatar0.2%
Showing 151 of 151 countries

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Data Source

This data comes from World Bank World Development Indicators (2026).

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