india and china to account for 40% tech graduates by 2020 , US & EU to face severe tech manpower shortage

Latest data from OECD  studies the state of technology manpower looking at higher education engineering graduates between the ages of 25 and 34 across  OECD and G20  member countries – 42 countries in total.The report shows  that   skilled manpower across the technology sector has been shrinking rapidly from EU and the United states
India and China have reduced the share of tertiary graduates from Europe, Japan and the United States in the global talent pool.

 Engineering Graduates break up by country : 2010

 Engineering Graduates break up by country : 2020

China and India will account for 40% of all young  technology graduates  by 2020, while US and EU will face shortage of skilled technical manpower.The above charts show the difference in Fresh engineering  graduates : compared between 2010 and 2020

1. China will produce 29% of all higher education graduates aged 25-34 (up from 18% in 2010); India, will account for  12% technology graduates  by 2020
2. The number of engineering graduates in US will account for just 11%, by 2020( (down from 14% in 2010);)
3. EU and  United States combined  will account for just 25% technology graduates  
4.  UK’s share should increase from 3% in 2010 to 4% in 2020; 
5. By 2020, 6% of young  engineering graduates will be from Indonesia

Google's new initiative on Android smart phones and tablets, Google Play for Education just for kids

After announcing yesterday of the addition of many new countries like Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Russia, Spain, United Kingdom, United States to offer its digital content, Google today announced its education featured Play Services.  

The Google Developers website will give your kids nice academic content on its Google Play for Education.  The website will feature all education related content under a single roof and is specifically designed with K-12 schools in mind.  The new launched Education Play Store will also offer bulk purchasing for classes and and districts.  This will be a good news both for the schools and the developers.  The schools which are located in remote areas will be able to source choicest academic material without much of a headache and the developers get a vast untapped area and a potential market.

If you are interested, you have to just sign in here and enter the glorious academic world of Google.  Google has divided the Google Play for education into two groupings for your ease.  The developers have their own section to develop or put an existing education App on the market.  

Educators like schools, teachers or any institution which is interested in procuring the Apps in bulk will have to fill a expression of intent form at www.google.com/edu/android.