Education Return, Labour Market and Job Satisfaction in Georgia
Education Return, Labour Market and Job Satisfaction in Georgia

Author(s): Mariam Amashukeli, Diana Lezhava, Nino Gugusvhili
Subject(s): School education, Adult Education, Sociology of Education
Published by: CSS - Center for Social Sciences
Summary/Abstract: The present research conducted by the Center for Social Sciences (CSS) touches upon the ties between education and employment in Georgia and covers three main dimensions: individual return of education (financial benefits), compatibility of education with the labour market, and job satisfaction. Data analysis presented in this paper is based on the nationwide representative quantitative survey carried out by CSS in summer 2016 as a part International Social Survey Program (2015 Work Orientation IV Survey); we also used the World Bank 2013 statistical database. The data was analysed using the SPSS statistical program. The publication consists of three interconnected chapters. The structure consecutively follows the abovementioned topics that are actively studied by the economics of education in the contemporary world. Since our main objective was to show the real picture of the relations between education and employment in Georgia, we believe that the research findings will largely contribute to the better understanding and development of the state education policy. Each chapter consists of three parts: context, i.e. literature review; overview of the main findings, i.e. in-depth analysis of the obtained data; and summary discussion containing all the major conclusions and findings of the research. At the end of the publication, certain recommendations are provided for the state agencies and educational institutions. The publication ends with annexes containing tables and diagrams and the respective bibliography.

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