Mulți absolvenți de facultate la Sibiu, puține joburi în domeniu: unii se reprofilează ca meseriași, pe salarii de peste 1.000 de euro

An increasing number of graduates are seeking jobs outside their fields of study, while employers in Sibiu report a shortage of qualified personnel for technical roles. Recruitment representatives highlight a mismatch between educational training and the skills required by companies. Some experienced professionals are considering career changes to trades like electrician, where salaries start at 1,000 euros. Graduates with high grades are offered assembly positions, while employers seek CNC operators, electromechanics, and welders. Critics argue that universities produce too many graduates in fields with low demand, leading to a disconnect between education and the job market. Many graduates are unprepared for the workforce, necessitating retraining on the job. The demand for skilled trades is high, with competitive salaries, yet many graduates prefer office jobs, reflecting societal perceptions of vocational work. The education system is criticized for not aligning with market…