Workforce Education Levels

Workforce education levels refer to the various stages of education and training that individuals attain to prepare for jobs. These levels generally range from no formal education to advanced degrees. For example, individuals may have completed high school, obtained vocational training, earned an associate's or bachelor’s degree, or pursued graduate studies. Each level typically aligns with different types of job requirements and skill sets. Understanding these levels is important for employers when hiring and for workers seeking to advance their careers or gain specific skills for employment opportunities.