The document discusses issues related to education and employment outcomes for university graduates. It provides statistics on unemployment rates, popular careers for young workers, employment in fields related to one's area of study, salaries based on level of education, saturated careers, and self-employment. The quality of medical education in Mexico is also examined. Overall, the document suggests that obtaining a university degree does not always guarantee employment and that graduates need skills beyond their degree to succeed in the job market.

2. What is the Human Right for Education?

3. Learning to protect yourself…

4. Education in Mexico

5. The big problems of education in Mexico

6. 8 Ways for universities to prepare
students for the job search

7. 8 Ways for universities to prepare
students for the job search

8. The labor market for students

9. The labor market for students

10. Education World Wide
Are Universities preparing Students to be employed?

11. What to teach in the Universities?

12. Somethings that the University do not teach

13. What aregraduates looking for in a job?

14. Which skills are necessary for the graduates?

15. Which skills are necessary for the graduates?

16. Statistics
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Percentage distribution of the unemployed population
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Percentage distribution of
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Careers with more young workers
Sports Criminology Business and trade Design Political Sciences Marketing Food industry
Careers with more young workers (20-24)

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OF WHICH ARE ENGAGED IN WHAT THEY STUDIED (%)
Business Administration and Management Accounting Law Medicine Teacher Psychology Architeture
Careers with the highest number of employed

19. The areas of Education, Healt
Sciences and Physical and
Mathematical Sciences.
68%
Education and health.

20. + 50%
Economic Management and Arts
work in occupations that are not
consistent with their training.

21. Teacher
training for
upper
secondary
level education
Teacher training for
basic
education, primary
level
Medicine
93.6%
90.6%
88.9%

22. Around the world

23. Studying a university degree is not a
guarantee for employment

24. Careers without a future

27. Salary
Higher technical
college with two
years of study
after high school
, 4,000
thaousand967
pesos
Wirh a degree
7,000
thoausand 497
pesos
Wirh a Master
, 8, 000
thousand 208
pesos
Doctor's degree
9,000 thousand
400 pesos

28. Saturated careers in the U.S.

30. Some of the saturated careers
in The United states are:

31. Next, there is a list of the 13 careers for
the next decade.

33. Professions in Mexico…

34. How many people
have Jobs
related to what
they studied?

35. Are they workers
in an institute, or
do they work by
themselves?

36. Why does these things happen?

37. Reflections on the quality of medical
school curricula in Mexico

38. Definition Self employment

39. 10 Myths About Self-Employment

41. Top 10 Personal Qualities for Success in
Self-Employment

42. How to Be Self Employed

43. 1 Create a business idea.
Innovation is the key!

44. 2 Get a partner.
You have to think if you want work with
a only partner or co-operative society

45. 3 Collect money.
Make a budget!
How much money do
you have?

47. 4 Get modal.

48. 5 Promote.

49. 6 Earn money.

50. Choice or obligation

51. Doctor as a carpinter

52. Check yourself

53. Follow your dreams

54. Graduate Profile
Esthela Sarai Rivera Martínez

55. Stadistics
LABOR MARKET BEHAVIOR IN MEXICO
Indicator Value
Statements on
152 domestic
occupations
Staff 30.9 140 °
National Average
Income
$8,305 24 °
busy women 41.7 % 58 °
Private sector
Public sector
20.2%
79.8%

56. SCHOOLING

57. Esthela Sarai Rivera Martínez