Even if the Romanian education system has been the subject of various debates regarding its reformation, there are still a few
factors that encourage the development of young professionals, mostly in COMPUTER SCIENCE. This infographic traces a few
factors that influence the development of a good IT professional in Romania.
MOVING FORWARD TO UNIVERSITY, COMPUTER SCIENCE IT'S A SMART CHOICE
The core of any business- the human resource
The reasons why many companies choose Romania as
a reasonable destination for partnerships is the sound
languages skills of professionals. We weren't born
this way...
Pupils in high-school learn two or more foreign languages.*
98,3%
98,7%Pupils learn English in general programs*
86,3%Pupils learn French in general programs (second place in EU 27, after Luxembourg)*
But we might get to the conclusion that engineering
and computers are in our genes
Medals in International Olympiads in Informatics (from 1990 to 2013)*
87
26 38 23
According to the latest report of the Technical
University from Cluj-Napoca, in spite of the
economic crises in 2008, the employability rate of
computer science students remained very
high
81% Students found a job in 6 months after graduating, in their field of expertise*
90% Students found a job in 2 years after graduating in their field of expertise *
28/% Graduates consider they have a great salary
61% Consider they have a decent salary
MOST OF THESE STUDENTS BECOME IN FEW PROFESSIONALS, HIGH QUALIFIED PERSONNEL
Within the group of professionals, Ireland (45%) and Switzerland (43%) had the highest share of scientists and engineers. However, many countries recorded shares of 40% or more, including France, Romania, Finland , Norway, Germany and Belgium.
source: Eurostat
“In spite of its weaknesses, the Romanian education system is preparing generations of competitive IT professionals. They capable of adapting
to different projects thanks to their language and communication skills. They are also encouraged to constantly improve their skills, based on a
stable financial situation.
CONCLUSION
We write our materials based on reliable sources:
http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu
“Foreign languages learnt per pupil in secondary education” & “Human resources in science and technology”
http://old.utcluj.ro/download/Raport_2008-2012_final.pdf
http://ioi.eduardische.com/countries/
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