The information about the percentage of Bulgarian people who wanted to move to another country based on their level of education in 2002, 2006 and 2008 is illustrated in the bar chart. Overall, it can obviously be seen that even though the figure for people with secondary education had a downward tendency, it had the highest percentage among other categories over the period.
To begin, in 2002, secondary education category was stood at 65% which is the highest figure over the period while higher education and primary and lower education stood at 17% and 18% respectively. Next, the figure for people with higher education witnessed a slightly drop of 4%, compared to other categories, both figure for people with higher education and primary and lower education rose slightly by 3% and 1% for each in 2006.
In the last year, only primary and lower education category experienced a significant growth from 19% to 32%. However, higher education decreased dramatically by 11% and secondary education saw a gradual decline from 61% to 59% which is the highest percentage in that year.
To begin, in 2002, secondary education category was stood at 65% which is the highest figure over the period while higher education and primary and lower education stood at 17% and 18% respectively. Next, the figure for people with higher education witnessed a slightly drop of 4%, compared to other categories, both figure for people with higher education and primary and lower education rose slightly by 3% and 1% for each in 2006.
In the last year, only primary and lower education category experienced a significant growth from 19% to 32%. However, higher education decreased dramatically by 11% and secondary education saw a gradual decline from 61% to 59% which is the highest percentage in that year.
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