Jobseeker profile statistics

If you want to know more about the jobseekers’ profiles in the EURES portal, check out the statistics’ data visualisations on this page.

Jobseeker profiles are sent to us by our Members & Partners across 31 Member States and the European Commission.

Tips to navigate the information:

The information is displayed in two tabs: a table and a map. Here is how to navigate them:

The table can be downloaded by using the download button on the top right of the specific statistic view.
Clicking on items in the table (or map or pie chart) will narrow down the selection of the statistics view to that item. To reset the view, use the reset button on the top right of the specific statistic view.
All statistics are based on standard code lists:
- residency: Nomenclature of territorial units for statistics (NUTS) & Eurostat - names of EU member states and EFTA countries
- occupations and skills: European Skills, Competences, Qualifications and Occupations (ESCO)
- education levels: International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED 2011)
- education fields: International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED-F 2013)

By residence country

The table shows the number of jobseeker profiles per country of residence. The map in the second tab provides a visualisation of the geographical distribution of the data.

By nationality

The table shows the number of jobseeker profiles based on their nationality (note that a person can have multiple nationalities). The map in the second tab provides a visualisation of the geographical distribution of the data.

By occupation experience

The data shows the number of jobseeker profiles based on their experience in certain occupations (note that a person can have multiple past occupations).

By education level

This table shows the number of jobseeker profiles based on their education level. The pie chart in the second tab provides a visual distribution of the data.

By education field

This table shows the number of jobseeker profiles based on their education field. The pie chart in the second tab provides a visual distribution of the data.