Survey on Adult Population Involvement in Learning Activities 
EDUCATIONAL ADJUSTMENT TO THE JOB
Educational adjustement to their job of the persons that are working when the interview, sex and highest educational level
Units: percentage of persons

	Over-educated	Adjusted	Below-educated	
BOTH SEXES	
    Total	28.50	53.40	18.10	
    First stage secondary education, primary education and without studies	.	80.04	19.96	
    Intermediate-level studies	56.80	16.66	26.55	
    Tertiary level and university studies	35.51	53.89	10.60	
MEN	
    Total	28.74	52.79	18.47	
    First stage secondary education, primary education and without studies	.	81.57	18.43	
    Intermediate-level studies	63.09	9.72	27.19	
    Tertiary level and university studies	36.86	51.14	11.99	
WOMEN	
    Total	28.19	54.18	17.63	
    First stage secondary education, primary education and without studies	.	77.42	22.58	
    Intermediate-level studies	49.30	24.92	25.78	
    Tertiary level and university studies	34.17	56.62	9.21	
Notes:

.Data protected by statistical secrecy

1) A person is considered to be over-educated when their educational level is higher than the most frequent educational level in  their job, below-educated when their educational level is lower and adjusted when there coincide

 Category 'intermediate-level studies' includes: post-secondary education, intermediate techincal-professional studies and  equivalent.
Data referring to the 12 months prior to the date of the survey.

 Symbol '.' it has to be understood as data that cannot be given as it might be affected by sampling errors.
Source: National Statistics Institute