China Releases 2014 Blue Book For University Students' Employment

Less than p ago, China released the 2014 < a href= "http://www.91se91.com" > college student employment < /a > blue book, which is China's sixth consecutive year of employment blue book.

The blue book pointed out that the proportion of university graduates' self employment has been rising for two consecutive years, and their entrepreneurship is not due to difficulties in their employment.

The other 80% venture students rely on self financing.

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< p > blue book says the proportion of self employment of the 2013 university graduates is 2.3%, 0.3 percentage points higher than that of the 2012 session (2%), 0.7 percentage points higher than 2011 (1.6%).

The proportion of self employment of 2013 vocational college graduates (3.3%) is higher than that of graduates (1.2%).

From the trend of the last three sessions, we can see that the number of graduates starting business has improved slightly (1.2%, 1.2%, 1%), and the proportion of self-employed graduates in higher vocational colleges shows a significant upward trend (3.2%, 2.9%, 2.2%).

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< p > the employment economic zone with the highest proportion of self employment of the 2013 graduates is the Pan Yangtze River Delta regional economy (1.8%).

The employment economic area of the 2013 higher vocational college graduates with the highest proportion of self employment is the Pan Yangtze River Delta regional economy and the Central Plains Regional Economy (4.1%).

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< p > employment difficulty is not the most important reason why < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_s.asp" > entrepreneurship > /a >.

The top two sectors of the 2013 undergraduate graduates' self employment focus are education (15%) and retail (13.3%).

The top two sectors of the 2013 higher vocational college graduates' self employment focus are retail (13.6%) and construction (9.7%).

Entrepreneurial ideals are the most important driving force for the 2013 university graduates to start their own businesses (46% for undergraduate and 48% for higher vocational colleges). The proportion of graduates who can not find suitable jobs is 8% (8% for Higher Vocational Colleges and 7% for vocational colleges).

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< p > the government's funding for entrepreneurship has been below 2%. The state should implement the funding support < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_q.asp" > policy < /a > in guiding university students' entrepreneurship.

The 2013 university graduates' independent venture mainly relies on their parents / relatives and friends to invest or borrow money and personal savings (undergraduate degree is 80%, higher vocational college is 81%), while the proportion of commercial venture investment (undergraduate and vocational high school is 2%) and government subsidy (2% for undergraduate course, 1% for Vocational College) are relatively small.

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